Beyond hallucinations: Reddit discusses how to ensure agents' output completeness
KDavidP1987 · reddit · 2026-10-12
A project-manager-turned-developer highlights that AI agents suffer not just accuracy issues but completeness problems: skipping steps or elements in complex tasks—like a house project plan that omits plumbing and electrical, even though the model clearly knows about them.
Notably, once the omission is pointed out, the model immediately acknowledges and fixes it. The author's current approach loops through different models on one platform and cross-checks results across platforms before responding. The thread solicits community practices for guaranteeing completeness in agent outputs.
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