You'd need to run one model per authority ring with some kind of harness. That rapidly becomes incredibly expensive from a hardware standpoint (particularly since realistically these guys would make the harness itself an agent on a model).
I assume "harness" here just means the glue that feeds one model's output into that of another?
Definitely sounds expensive. Would it even be effective though? The more-privileged rings have to guard against [output from unprivileged rings] rather than [input to unprivileged rings]. Since the former is a function of the latter (in deeply unpredictable ways), it's hard for me to see how this fundamentally plugs the whole.
I'm very open to correction though, because this is not my area.
My instinct was that you would have an outer non-agentic ring that would simply identify passages in the token stream that would initiate tool use, and pass that back to the harness logic and/or user. Basically a dry run. But you might have to run it an arbitrary number of times as tools might be used to modify/append the context.
