Testing agents with explicit rejection records: a cheaper path to verified troubleshooting answers
krishnan · x · 2026-10-31
krishnan proposes a testable experiment for multi-agent troubleshooting: compare fresh retries against retries informed by an explicit rejection record of prior explanations. The question is whether the latter explores different hypotheses and reaches a verified answer at lower cost. He stresses this is an application to test, not a reported result.
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