· Dennis Zimmer
Goldman restricts Claude Code as a 65B open model tops a benchmark
This week was about who gets to use coding agents and what those agents send out. Read it in this week's AgentMon Weekly.
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Releases, research and field notes on securing AI agents, Linux fleets and the software supply chain.
· Dennis
AgentMon Live: Claude's answers, agent messages and a history that survives a reload
AgentMon Live's web view now shows Claude's answer for every turn, the messages agents send each other, MCP tools by server, and events that survive a reload.
· Moshe
Innovation Should Not Require Permission
Anthropic's limits on game recreation in Claude Code could also block authorized remakes and legitimate work. A coding assistant should know the difference.
· Dennis
Scale without friction: review queues and long-running agents
Agents open changes faster than people review them and run for hours unattended. AgentMon Start shows review queues, file collisions and session timelines.
· Dennis
Harness comparison: Claude Code, Codex, Kiro or Cursor?
Claude Code, Codex, Kiro or Cursor? AgentMon Start compares every coding agent harness on your own repos and shows which one is most productive per task type.
· Dennis
AgentMon Live: seeing what your coding agent is actually doing
AgentMon Live is an open source Claude Code plugin with a live pane beside the chat. A tour of every section on a real session: time, tokens, checks, done gate.
· Codenotary Team
Linux Misconfigurations: How Autonomous Security Fixes What Administrators Miss
Discover how Codenotary's Autonomous Security addresses common Linux misconfigurations, enhancing system integrity through continuous assessment and AI-driven remediation.
· Codenotary Team
The EU Cyber Resilience Act Makes Automated Linux Patching and Security Essential
The EU Cyber Resilience Act mandates continuous security for digital products, making automated Linux patching essential for compliance and protection against vulnerabilities.
· Codenotary Team
AI Workflow Automation in 2026: Give Each System a Job
Explore how AI workflow automation is evolving in 2026, detailing key platforms and their roles in managing tasks across various systems efficiently.
· Codenotary Team
AI Agents Are Accessing Production Systems Without Permission. Who Is Watching Them?
AI agents are accessing production systems without permission, raising serious security concerns. Organizations must enhance monitoring and permissions to prevent unauthorized actions.
· Codenotary Team
AgentMon Start 1.3.0 See what happened then see why
Explore AgentMon Start 1.3.0: clearer session views, prompt cache loss and background spend tracking, MCP server health, and more accurate model costs.
· Codenotary Team
Codenotary Joins NVIDIA Inception to Accelerate Innovation in Agentic AI Security
Codenotary joins NVIDIA Inception to enhance security for autonomous AI agents, advancing monitoring and controlled actions with AgentMon and AgentX products.