Zzxpmailintepeu.hashnode.dev·Jul 16 · 12 min readThe Red Line Principle: objective stop signals outperform LLM self-judgment in verifiable tasksWhere this fits in the series: This article sits between Part 5 (the 75% wall — design around it, don't fix it) and Part 6 (the layered L0→L1→L2→L3 pipeline built from community feedback). It asks the00
Zzxpmailintepeu.hashnode.dev·Jul 14 · 8 min readSix experiments on adversarial verification — and the 75% wall that didn't moveThe argument, in one line: a reviewer is a mechanism for drawing a line. Every fix moves the line — but the line can't be eliminated, because it lives on a 3-dimensional surface where multiple defensi00
Zzxpmailintepeu.hashnode.dev·Jul 9 · 15 min readAn alternative to LLM quality gates: deterministic routing + samplingEvery "agent quality gate" I tested shares one fatal assumption: that an LLM can judge whether an LLM did the right thing. This article drops that assumption. The alternative isn't a smarter judge — i00
Zzxpmailintepeu.hashnode.dev·Jul 9 · 11 min readI designed a Harness to fix my agent's quality problem — then found 6 flaws in my own designIn my previous article (I tested 3 models as AI agent quality inspectors: the stronger the model, the more valid work it rejects - DEV Community), I measured three model tiers as agent output quality 00
Zzxpmailintepeu.hashnode.dev·Jul 7 · 6 min readI tested 3 models as AI agent quality inspectors: the stronger the model, the more valid work it rejectsIn my previous article (I tested the 'deterministic agent loop' claims with four experiments. They all failed — including my own fix.), I tested the three "determinism" pillars that popular production00