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A rule, a rationale, a check: writing rules an AI agent can actually follow

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Most rules written for AI systems fail in a boring way: they cannot be checked. "Be honest" is a wish. Nobody, including the agent, can tell afterwards whether it was followed. The Protocols part of Codex of Weights, an open document written for AI agents, gives every rule the same three-part shape…

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  1. 2026-10-26 08:54 · DEV Community — AI
    A rule, a rationale, a check: writing rules an AI agent can actually follow

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