Peregrini's Agent Court: How Common Law Enforcement Turns LLM Mistakes Into Binding Precedent
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Your agent quotes $100 and spends $200. You have no recourse, no way to prevent the same mistake from happening again, and no shared corpus of violations that other users can learn from. Peregrini's Court of Common Pleas is a legal accountability layer for autonomous agents that tracks violations,…
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Peregrini's Agent Court: How Common Law Enforcement Turns LLM Mistakes Into Binding Precedent
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