Agent QA Must Inspect the Execution Process
HaktanSuren · x · 2026-07-14
This post makes a direct point: an AI agent's task isn't finished just because it "got the right answer," as it might have produced a seemingly correct response using the wrong tools, wrong permissions, or while in an erroneous state.
Therefore, agent quality control shouldn't just check if the final output looks correct. It must also inspect what actions the agent took, what it modified, and whether it triggered unauthorized permission or state changes after responding.
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