Engineering deep dives on iddio's security architecture, implementation decisions, and the road ahead.
Why Iddio intentionally hangs HTTP connections while waiting for human approval instead of building an async negotiation protocol, and why simplicity often beats correctness in proxy design.
How Iddio implements Observe Mode to record 'would-be' decisions and safely tune transparent proxy interception without disrupting developer tools.
Why intercepting all local HTTPS traffic breaks cert-pinned apps and kills performance, and how Iddio solves this using a selective inspect list.
Kubernetes native audit logs record what hits the API server. Iddio records what left the workstation, what risk tier it falls into, and whether a human approved it. Here's why you run both.
Iddio uses CalVer timestamp tags — v2026.0220.2306 instead of v1.2.3. A comparison of SemVer, date-based CalVer, sequential build numbers, and git hashes, and why minute-granularity timestamps win for high-velocity releases.