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Instructions didn't stop my agents. Checks on the call did. Four patterns that held up

I've spent the last few weeks putting a hard check in front of every tool call my agents make, and testing it against two months of my own Claude Code history. The main thing I learned: anything you put in the prompt is a request, and a model under pressure can talk itself past it. A check on the c…

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  1. 2026-09-30 15:59 · r/AI_Agents
    Instructions didn't stop my agents. Checks on the call did. Four patterns that held up

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