DannyMac180/sol-advisor

This issue exposes a critical vulnerability in the 'sol-advisor' runtime inspector: it silently accepts missing 'sandbox_policy' and 'permission_profile' parameters, returning 'null' instead of a hard failure. This directly contradicts the project's stated 'no silent fallback' principle, creating a significant security risk where agents might operate with undefined or default permissions without explicit configuration. In a system designed for 'Codex-native architect orchestration,' such ambiguity in security-critical parameters is unacceptable. The market implication is clear: robust, explicit validation and error handling for security and operational parameters are paramount in AI/agent orchestration platforms. Silent failures or 'null' returns for critical configurations introduce unpredictable behavior and potential attack vectors, undermining trust and adoption. Developers require tools that enforce strict adherence to security policies, failing loudly when configurations are incomplete or ambiguous.