A security investigation spans a browser, an HTTP history, a source tree, a terminal and a tracker. This note examines what it costs when the engineer is the only thing connecting them — and what changes when the unit of work becomes a task-bound workspace.
Spaces connects project material to its original text, version and location. Search, navigation and references help agents find context and engineers check the basis of a conclusion.
Red teaming a real application is mostly mechanical: the same request, the same handler and the same command, carried between tools by hand. This note asks how much of that an agent can perform, and where the engineer's judgement has to stay.