ERErik Rekolainturva.dev·13h ago · 4 min readHow to let an AI agent work in your repo without leaking your secretsCoding agents now run with your shell. They read your files and run your build. They push commits under your name. That is the point of them. It also means every plaintext secret on your disk is reada00
ERErik Rekolainturva.dev·17h ago · 3 min readWhat an agent pays to read your siteWhen an AI agent visits your site to check a price or finish a task for someone, it pays to read the page. That cost is counted in tokens, and a normal HTML page is expensive. Navigation, styling, scr00
ERErik Rekolainturva.dev·17h ago · 2 min readHow to get your site cited by AI assistantsWhen a person asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, or Gemini a question, the assistant answers from sources it can read and trust. Getting cited means being one of those sources. A site is cited when the00
ERErik Rekolainturva.dev·1d ago · 4 min readWhen an agent can prove it is ClaudeA site that wants to let an AI agent act has a problem it rarely says out loud. It cannot tell which agent is actually at the door. A user-agent string is just text, and anything can send it. An IP ra00
ERErik Rekolainturva.dev·1d ago · 2 min readChoosing an agent-readiness auditThis page answers the practical questions a buyer asks before commissioning an agent-readiness audit: who runs them, what they cost, how long they take, and what you get. The conceptual guides cover t00