Synathic SDK verifies AI agents' database writes; dev offers free agents for testing
Gallegos_Daniel · reddit · 2026-10-18
A developer is building Synathic, a Python SDK that verifies whether an AI agent's expected database write actually happened, instead of trusting the agent's response or logs.
He's recruiting 2–3 agent beginners: he'll build a small, practical agent workflow for free, integrate Synathic to verify the DB operations, and collect usability feedback in exchange. Constraints: agreed limited scope, real use case required, Synathic must be part of the flow.
Beyond the recruitment angle, the core idea — verifying an agent's actual side effects rather than its self-reported output — is a useful pattern for agent eval engineering.
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