I had a similar experience with openclaw and minimax m2.7

I gave it ssh access to one other device to do one thing and it apparently just “decided” that it would just execute everything there instead of locally as originally instructed.

I just bought a Venus fly trap for the office today and already had success, even managed to film the fly getting caught (to be fair though, I caught the fly in a glass first)

By encrypting the message before sending it, same way we use pgp over email woulb be my guess (obviously the other person would need to have the same app for it to work)

Just a thought: why don’t you just use two different aliases for the Server in your .ssh/config with your two differing ssh keys, that way you can just use two different “hostnames” that have different ssh keys specified

I hopped around in Debian-Land for a while before switching to Manjaro, converting it to Arch later on.

Now I stay with Arch because it just works and doesn’t break on me.

You don’t have to trust yourself not to write malware by accident, just trust that if it’s malware it wouldn’t run if you wrote it without realizing