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Is full AI reasoning actually valuable for auditing, or are thinking summaries and execution traces enough?

​ I've been experimenting with exporting and preserving AI conversations, reasoning summaries, tool activity, and evaluation evidence. During a controlled test with Claude Sonnet at Extra effort, I captured: - 1 thinking block - 35 "thinking_summary_delta" events streamed before the final answer -…

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  1. 2026-10-25 22:42 · r/AI_Agents
    Is full AI reasoning actually valuable for auditing, or are thinking summaries and execution traces enough?

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