Please Don't Kill My Vibe: Empowering Agents with Data Flow Control
Summary: Argues for native Data Flow Controls (DFCs) in DBMSes to govern undesirable information flows from LLM agents—preventing policy violations, process corruption, and leaks. Presents a portable DBMS DFC prototype and outlines a research agenda. (summarized by gpt-5-mini on Feb 09 2026)
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- 1. Charlie Summers
- 2. Haneen Mohammed
- 3. Eugene Wu
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| 3,228 | Practical Applications of Triggers and Constraints: Successes and Lingering Issues | 2000 | VLDB | 7.3425819e-05 |
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