Anand Kumar

> Yes, you are right but that should not happen because unlimited is a special case +2 to this.

Hey @abhi93104 I have a question (and it's a bit digressing from the original issue but feels like you are trying to achieve that too with the 'PATH' key in...

> I guess, You can filter/conditinally apply rate limit based of http methods header. oh I see what you mean now (https://www.envoyproxy.io/docs/envoy/v1.14.5/api-v2/api/v2/route/route_components.proto#envoy-api-msg-route-ratelimit-action-headervaluematch). Thanks, that helps.

> In cases where you are sure that there is a way to do it with just read-only operations, and the agent somehow opts to go for write operations No,...

> You are right that the key idea of `quiet` mode is that you can run `kubectl-ai` in non-interactive. That is only useful if the task doesn't require modifying any...

> Also, can you say more details about the use-case about `I want to run it in a security sensitive context`, (if it is okay to share) Not sure I...

> Now, I get it :) thanks for sharing the agent chats, these are very insightful. No worries. I could only share the ones which I am running in my...

I like any `kubectl logs` args which can provide somewhat absolute amount of logs: `--limit-bytes` or `--tail`. Not sure about `--since` though as it again depends on how verbose the...

> slightly related: [#249](https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/kubectl-ai/issues/249) Agreed with the thoughts in the linked issue. Would it still be worth to have a band-aid change to prevent this error scenario? Like `kubectl logs`...

> I think this is expected behavior, and trying to mutate the default output of `kubectl logs` could lead to confusion. Sure, mutating the default output from `kubectl logs` could...