The examples are not good. In one example (incident report) the agent turns a generic "something went wrong" into overly precise error descriptions that may or

The examples are not good. In one example (incident report) the agent turns a generic "something went wrong" into overly precise error descriptions that may or may not spill internal details. Then it proceeds to make a promise to implement a persistent monitoring for that problem this week. I mean generally this wouldn't be considered a bad response, but it is deeply problematic if an LLM tasked to just simplify language added both internals and promises to your customers without your knowledge.