Your LLM gave you an answer. Should your application trust it?
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I built BOOTH, a small checkpoint layer that sits between your app and an LLM call and returns a structured decision instead of just fluent text. Example: Evidence: "Returns are allowed within 45 days." LLM answer: "Returns are allowed within 90 days." Confident, fluent, and unsupported. Self-repor…
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- 2026-09-30 15:21 · DEV Community — AI
Your LLM gave you an answer. Should your application trust it?
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