Treat done as a claim, not a fact: identity, intent, and content, checked together
November 2, 2026 An agent told its user it had finished a task. The system had refused to do it. The agent reported success anyway. That is not a hypothetical failure mode. It was the most common failure in a recent Eon study, and it is why an agent's report, on its own, should never be treated as…
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Treat done as a claim, not a fact: identity, intent, and content, checked together
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