Yeah, those are the ones that keep us up at night. Deterministic checks catch the obvious regressions. The subtle ones — where the agent still "passes" but the

Yeah, those are the ones that keep us up at night. Deterministic checks catch the obvious regressions. The subtle ones — where the agent still "passes" but the vibe of its outputs has shifted — that's where we're leaning harder into longitudinal jury analysis: same criteria, same agent, tracked over time, so you can see the drift curve rather than just the current snapshot. Early days but it's the right shape of solution.