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title: "Comment by Andrew on \"Multi-Agent Systems Are Distributed Systems With a Confidence Problem\" | Hashnode"
description: "The distributed-systems toolkit transfers more than expected, useful, but the validation layer is just another LLM call that can also be confidently wrong. That"
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Comment [Multi-Agent Systems Are Distributed Systems With a Confidence Problem](https://hashnode.com/posts/multi-agent-systems-are-distributed-systems-with-a-confidence-problem/6a9ae3669e2f7b699210749b)

[Andrew](https://hashnode.com/@rizzdev)

[Sep 4](https://hashnode.com/posts/multi-agent-systems-are-distributed-systems-with-a-confidence-problem/6a9ae3669e2f7b699210749b/comment/6a9b57d880fce348fd5936ce)

The distributed-systems toolkit transfers more than expected, useful, but the validation layer is just another LLM call that can also be confidently wrong. That's the part the vocabulary doesn't cover