Stop Calling an Agent Run “Done”: Model Delivery, Acceptance, Merge, and Deployment Separately
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An agent says the task is finished. A branch exists. CI is green. The ticket moves to Done. Those four facts often arrive close together, but they are not the same fact. Treating them as one creates an avoidable ambiguity: did the agent finish an attempt, did a person accept the result, did the cod…
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- 2026-10-02 11:24 · DEV Community — AI
Stop Calling an Agent Run “Done”: Model Delivery, Acceptance, Merge, and Deployment Separately
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