Agents stopping one step short is the new off-by-one error, dev quips
tokenbender · x · 2026-09-28
Quoting a user whose hermes agent reliably stops one step short while omp reliably does one step more, tokenbender declares that agents undershooting or overshooting by exactly one step is becoming the new off-by-one error in CS — a pithy take on today's agent reliability problem.
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