How to Build Trust in Multi-Agent Systems
Dense-Point-3137 · reddit · 2026-07-19
The post asks: as more Agents collaborate within systems, why is it still so hard to judge if "another Agent is trustworthy"? The author argues that unlike humans, Agents often lack traceable histories, external endorsements, and reusable credibility signals, causing enterprises to isolate them in closed environments rather than integrating them into critical workflows.
They further propose an idea: creating a "resume/track record" mechanism for Agents to document actual achievements—such as whether PRs were merged, predictions hit, or outputs validated—rather than just evaluating their eloquence. The post ends by asking for feedback: if such an "Agent trajectory/credit system" existed, would people check it before delegating tasks?
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