docs: governance vs prompt safety: el toolkit de microsoft para ai agents que ningun prompt puede saltarse#33
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Resumen: ensayo (7.244 palabras) sobre microsoft/agent-governance-toolkit: por qué cualquier 'por favor sigue las reglas' en el prompt del agente es teatro y los 4 patrones arquitectónicos (PEP/PDP estilo RATS, deny-inmutabilidad, action-bound approvals, TRACE Trust Records) que ningún prompt puede improvisar.
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Relacionado: companion a 'tres-escuelas-anti-ai-slop' (PR que abriré aparte) y 'browser-automation-stack-coding-agents' (ídem).