Claude Opus 4.6: 900/900 zero-byte executions under a frozen protocol
Summary
The article presents a 31,430-trial cross-vendor study on zero-byte executions under a frozen protocol for AI agents, questioning whether agent runtimes should preserve verified zero-byte terminal states.
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