Shepherd Framework: Separating Intent from Execution for Agent Rollbacks
shi_weiyan · x · 2026-07-30
The author explains the mechanism behind their framework's agent rollback: before an agent runs an action (e.g., a tool call), a meta-agent first logs what it's about to do, separating intent from execution. This gap leaves room for the meta-agent to step in and revert the operation.
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