Your AI agent says the tool failed. What if the action actually happened?
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A tool call returning an error does not necessarily mean the action failed. That sounds obvious if you have spent time around distributed systems. It gets much more dangerous when an AI agent is the thing deciding what to do next. Imagine this: An agent decides to make a payment. The payment reques…
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- 2026-09-12 15:26 · DEV Community — AI
Your AI agent says the tool failed. What if the action actually happened?
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