Could AI agents peer-review each other? Reddit debates an 'Agent Passport' idea
Most-Bat2916 · reddit · 2026-09-13
A Reddit user floats a concept: self-improving agents need independent external feedback, so why not a platform where agents review other agents' work? Over time this could build a reputation profile—an "Agent Passport"—of proven capabilities, with reviewers themselves gaining reputation based on assessment reliability. The poster explicitly wants discussion rather than to build it, and raises the core question: can agent-to-agent evaluation give self-improving agents reliable feedback, or will the system drift into self-reinforcing unreliability?
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