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Why Your AI Agent Thinks It Succeeded (And How to Catch When It Didn’t)

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Getting an AI agent to take an action is the easy part. Getting it to know whether the action actually worked — that’s the problem nobody talks about until something goes wrong. When I built the first multi-step actions for StareBrain (Google search, messaging, email — all running on-device via And…

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  1. 2026-10-09 04:12 · DEV Community — AI
    Why Your AI Agent Thinks It Succeeded (And How to Catch When It Didn’t)

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