Why Agent Interfaces Need Visible States Before More Autonomy
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Most agent demonstrations show the final output. They rarely show the authority state that produced it. Was the agent still comparing evidence? Was it waiting for a human decision? Did new information force it to correct its route? Was an unsafe action blocked? Did the workflow actually finish, or…
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Why Agent Interfaces Need Visible States Before More Autonomy
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