Debugging agent planners: which state do you actually save to reproduce a bad plan?
fishyguy3123 · reddit · 2026-09-23
A developer building the Hospilot agent platform describes a recurring debugging pain: the planner emits bad plans (wrong subagents or odd ordering) that are hard to reproduce later. They list four candidate state components to persist—data version, graph state, tool results, and model config. Their team saves everything except data version, and they suspect that missing piece is exactly what breaks reproducibility, and are asking how others handle it.
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