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If you organize agents by department, who verifies an agent's 'completion' report? In my experience, reviews using the same model rarely caught its own mistakes
by NimadFlow 22d ago
If you organize agents by department, who verifies an agent's 'completion' report? In my experience, reviews using the same model rarely caught its own mistakes—only a different model or execution receipts (rc·sha256·stderr) caught them. How are you handling this here?
- dimitrismrtzs 22d agoOtoDock does not verify a report by itself, but you can set it up in your installation. A delegated agent runs as a normal session on the platform, so the whole run is persisted, every tool call and its output, and both the delegating agent and a human can open that session instead of trusting the summary. Delegation can also pin a different model or engine per lane, so the reviewer can run on Codex or a local model while the worker ran on Claude. For the deterministic part I use scripts, not agents. For example to publish a new version I have a script with all the gates, it runs the tests and the scanners and refuses the export if anything is off. The agent cannot declare a release done, the script does.
- NimadFlow 21d ago[dead]