OtoDock 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

OtoDock 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.