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40 hand labels: my batching test caught 0 of 30 dependencies

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A classifier with a clean control told me that 5.9% of my agent's same-tool call pairs were dependent, which left 94% of them unproven. Before publishing that, I hand-labeled 40 of the pairs. Thirty were dependent. The classifier caught none of them. The classifier was mine. The control was clean:…

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  1. 2026-10-22 04:49 · DEV Community — AI
    40 hand labels: my batching test caught 0 of 30 dependencies

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