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Sentry uses Jev to screen 10M events daily for prompt injection
Per the post, Sentry uses Jev to check 10M events daily for prompt injection, spending $263 per day, and is testing its own classifier aiming for 90% cost reduction. Highlights the risk of prompt injection via error reports for coding agents.
Your coding agent's next prompt injection might arrive as an error report. Per Cloudflare, Sentry screens for it first, spending $263 a day on Jev to check 10M events, and is testing its own classifier aimed at 90% less. Screening inputs is worth doing. But a screen is a
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