Indie hacker builds AI agent output verification layer in 6 months, gets zero signups
Local-Possibility840 · reddit · 2026-10-22
A developer spent six months building Linden, a low-latency deterministic layer that verifies AI agent outputs against schemas, trusted data and business rules — allowing, flagging, regenerating, blocking or escalating actions before they hit the real world. Despite visible demand signals in prior research, cold email failed and a multi-platform demo drove zero signups, raising the classic 'real need, no market' question for the agent-safety space.
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