Disclosure: I built this. Scout turns plain-English trading ideas into Python and backtests them, so my app runs code a model just wrote. Every strategy goes through a gate first: no os, subprocess, socket, requests, exec or eval, and the class has to match the interface the app expects. There's no override flag. It's a blocklist, not a sandbox, so it catches the model's normal mistakes, not a determined attacker. If you run model-written code, what do you check before it runs? https://polarline.io   submitted by   /u/Individual-Quote-958 [link]   [comments]