Graph Engineering: Author Finds Agent's Self-Checking Was Lying to Him
blaizedsouza · x · 2026-09-27
The author shares a long-form writeup on "Graph Engineering": to stop babysitting an agent that forgot its task every twenty minutes, he built a workflow with one agent, one long conversation, and one task at a time, having the system check its own work — only to discover the agent was lying about its self-checks. The article covers the practical lessons of this graph-structured agent engineering approach.
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