How do you catch an agent action that succeeded but was wrong?
krunal_builds · reddit · 2026-11-06
On Reddit, krunalbuilds asks a hard agent-engineering question: a tool call returns 200, the agent says done, but it did the wrong thing to the wrong record - logs look clean so nothing alerts. They invite discussion of end-state verification, a second read-back pass, or waiting for users to notice, and whether any check is cheap enough to run on every action instead of sampling.
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