how to fix ai agent reliability?
Summary
Discusses the challenge of moving AI agents from sandbox to production, highlighting high sensitivity causing noise, and proposes solutions like secondary evaluators, heuristics, and cascading architectures. Asks the community about their approaches to filtering.
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