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SSRF Review for URL-Accepting AI Automations: A Server-Fetch Worksheet

By webiii3 October 23, 2026

Map user-supplied URLs to server-side fetches, possible exposure and missing evidence—without treating an unanswered question as proof of safety.

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API Inventory for AI Automation: A Copyable Register and Retirement Checklist

By webiii3 October 23, 2026

Copy a blank API inventory register, follow a clearly hypothetical example, and distinguish missing information from unresolved dependencies and retirement candidates.

Three-step editorial diagram: map workload dimensions, identify capacity and billing gaps, then assign unresolved questions before expansion.

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API Automation Resource Review: Frequency, Concurrency, Batch Size and Cost

By webiii3 October 22, 2026

Review four workload dimensions before expanding an API automation, separating documented resource risks from assumptions about capacity and cost.

Three-step editorial diagram: define actor–object permissions, record authorized synthetic observations, and compare each response with its intended rule.

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Why UUIDs Do Not Prove API Object Authorization: A Two-User Review Matrix

By webiii3 October 22, 2026

Separate intended permissions from observed API responses with a hypothetical two-user matrix. UUIDs and successful requests are not authorization evidence.