We’ve been treating agent failures as “bad outputs”. I think the real problem is uncontrolled execution.
Most of the conversation around agent reliability still focuses on: better prompts better models output validation / guardrails evals Those matter. But the failures that actually hurt in production are usually not “the model said something slightly wrong”. They’re: the agent called refund with the…
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- 2026-10-05 13:21 · r/AI_Agents
We’ve been treating agent failures as “bad outputs”. I think the real problem is uncontrolled execution.