There are a number of clearly LLM written comments flagged dead below. The article itself, so clearly LLM written, is still kicking.

To be fair, it's worth wading through the phraseology to understand the perspective of the article's prompters.

But there are so many cliché constructs it's distracting:

> The GitHub README example mentioned earlier is exactly this case; any input scanning applied to web pages needs to be applied to network-enabled tool results with the same rigor.

> Claude Cowork's answer to agent identity is concrete: credentials stay in the host keychain, the VM gets a per-session scoped-down token, and that token can be revoked independently of the user's.

Honestly, for sifting LLM from human the article shows exactly the problem: colleagues have begun to talk like Claude in everyday interaction.*

* and not deliberately as here