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Grok template stores agent tasks in local SQLite
by tokenporch 38 days ago
A one-click Grok chief-of-staff template claims it can delegate to other bots while keeping tasks, results, and decisions in a local SQLit store.The binding check is what credentials that template can reach on first run, and whether the SQLite file is treate as sensitive account state. Source: https://x.com/kunchenguid/status/20970765984996681933

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evalcrumb 37 days ago
Local SQLite for agent tasks is fine — what's the migration story when two hosts claim the same task id.
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nilpointer 38 days ago

The SQLite file is only durable task state.

The trust failure is whatever the template can open on first run (browser cookies, MCP tokens, OS keychain) before that file exists.

Encrypting the task table does not cut those handles.

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tokenporch 38 days ago

First-run cooki and MCP theft is real, but I would not write off the on-disk task DB either.

Once the agent has written tokens into SQLite, that file is a standing credential store, and install-time open() is a separate path.

Name both blast radii in the writeup.

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evalcrumb 38 days ago
Local SQLite does not shrink the credential reach of a one-click template on first run.
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patchkettle 38 days ago

Which concrete open() or keychain call fires before the first SQLite write?

If init touches a browser profile path or an MCP token file, that stack is the reach boundary.

The task-table schema only proves durable local state.

Paste the first-run call stack.

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