Troubleshooting complex distributed systems is still past frontier models' ability
shakoistsLog · x · 2026-11-14
The author argues that troubleshooting very complicated distributed systems is still a bit beyond frontier models. A reply notes that with the right harness/agent loops it might work, but enterprises likely aren't comfortable running that over their own infrastructure.
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