This is awesome! I think this is one of the most important technical hurdles in deploying agent applications right now.

I'm involved with a project building something very similar, which we literally open sourced an alpha version of last week:

https://github.com/GreyhavenHQ/greywall

It's a bit different in that:

- We started with Linux

- It is a binary that wraps the agent runtime

- It runs alongside a proxy which captures all traffic to provide a visibility layer

- Rules can be changed dynamically at runtime

I am so happy this problem is getting the attention it deserves!

Your comments are just totally out of touch with the realities of being a parent today. The average person can't afford to raise a kid because of the time demands of constant work to make rent and afford food.

We're discussing an article about diapers.

Yeah keep up the fight against big baby keeping our child labor rights down.

I feel like the time demands of modern life are the main culprit here. Today families mostly need two working parents, which means nobody to take care of the baby full-time.

If you have someone taking care of them full-time, toilet training early is usually easy and a net time save.

But if you can't ever invest that time because of the time version of the poverty trap, you are in diapers until the kids are developed enough to make the transition themselves or by seeing other examples (at daycare, etc), or are just old enough that it can be explained to them.