I pointed my agent security tool at myself and four of the bugs were mine

A security tool developer tested their agent security tool on themselves and discovered five bugs, with four of them being their own. The results of this self-test are discussed in a blog post and commented on in a Hacker News thread. The blog post is available on the Agentmetry website and the discussion can be found on the Hacker News comments section. The test highlights the importance of self-testing in identifying vulnerabilities. The discovery was made through a process called dogfooding, where a developer uses their own tool. The findings have been shared publicly for discussion.