"How I let AI agents work on my production server without breaking it"

Description and use

<p>description: "A solo operator's rulebook: agents propose, a human applies. Real incidents and the rules they produced, from a small town in Greece."<br> tags: ai, devops, productivity, webdev<br> cover_image: <br> [Image description]</p> <h2> [Human Gate] </h2> <p>I'm not a classic programmer. I started as a photographer and art director, and today I run a network of 42 domains, a handful of SaaS platforms and a fleet of AI chat assistants from Diakopto, a small town in Greece. Most of that code was written by AI agents working inside my editor over SSH, on the same server that serves real

Problem

<p>description: "A solo operator's rulebook: agents propose, a human applies. Real incidents and the rules they produced, from a small town in Greece."<br> tags: ai, devops, productivity, webdev<br> cover_image: <br> [Image description]</p> <h2> [Human Gate] </h2> <p>I'm not a classic programmer. I started as a photographer and art director, and today I run a network of 42 domains, a handful of SaaS platforms and a fleet of AI chat assistants from Diakopto, a small town in Greece. Most of that code was written by AI agents working inside my editor over SSH, on the same server that serves real

Outcome

<p>description: "A solo operator's rulebook: agents propose, a human applies. Real incidents and the rules they produced, from a small town in Greece."<br> tags: ai, devops, productivity, webdev<br> cover_image: <br> [Image description]</p> <h2> [Human Gate] </h2> <p>I'm not a classic programmer. I started as a photographer and art director, and today I run a network of 42 domains, a handful of SaaS platforms and a fleet of AI chat assistants from Diakopto, a small town in Greece. Most of that code was written by AI agents working inside my editor over SSH, on the same server that serves real

Evidence

"How I let AI agents work on my production server without breaking it"

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