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A detailed guide on using custom domain-specific languages (DSLs) as security boundaries and trust enforcement mechanisms for LLM agents, with practical examples like Confit SQL—a constrained SQL dialect that prevents agents from executing dangerous queries while maintaining performance and security guardrails.
llm-security
domain-specific-languages
agent-security
query-language
parser-design
security-boundaries
trust-boundaries
prompt-engineering
sql-injection
access-control
structured-outputs
Firetiger
Claude
DuckDB
BigQuery
Presto
Prometheus
OpenTelemetry
Confit SQL
AIP-160