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A program that grades its own homework always passes. How do I make its progress claims checkable?

I run a program on a machine it controls. It writes code, tests it, decides whether to keep or revert the change, and reports back to me on how it's doing. The problem is that every number in that report comes from machinery it built itself. It writes the checks, picks the thresholds, decides what…

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  1. 2026-09-22 17:29 · r/AI_Agents
    A program that grades its own homework always passes. How do I make its progress claims checkable?

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