I built an AI dev harness that isn't allowed to trust itself. Then I checked the part doing the not-trusting.
Then I checked the part doing the not-trusting. #ai #llm #programming #showdev A follow-up to I built an AI dev harness that isn't allowed to trust itself. The harness I wrote about isn't allowed to trust itself. That was the whole point, and it rested on one sentence: nothing an agent produces closes without machine-checkable proof, and no irreversible action happens without a human.
- ▪Then I checked the part doing the not-trusting. #ai #llm #programming #showdev A follow-up to I built an AI dev harness that isn't allowed to trust itself.
- ▪The harness I wrote about isn't allowed to trust itself.
- ▪That was the whole point, and it rested on one sentence: nothing an agent produces closes without machine-checkable proof, and no irreversible action happens without a human.
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| Canonical URL | https://dev.to/agentdev9/i-built-an-ai-dev-harness-that-isnt-allowed-to-trust-itself-then-i-checked-the-part-doing-the-298a |
| Publication time | Mon, 27 Jul 2026 05:24:39 +0000 |
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