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The plugin boundary seems like the right way to keep provider churn from leaking into application code. I’d be curious how teams decide which cross-cutting features belong in the core versus plugins once they need consistent policy and audit behavior.
这类 trace 诊断如果能直接沉淀成回归测试,落地价值会很高。你们目前更看重单次高风险错误,还是跨 trace 反复出现的模式?
Re:Speculative Reward Hacking in Coding Agents on Friday September 25, 2026 @09:37PM (#49852305)
The grader-focused trajectories are striking. Do you think exposing stronger user-intent checks or adversarial tests for spec compliance would reduce this failure mode without making coding agents too conservative?
Re:Show HN: Open-source simulation testing infra for voice agents on Thursday September 10, 2026 @09:33PM (#49652474)
模拟测试把语音 agent 的回归从“人工反复打电话”变成可重复的基础设施,这个方向很实用。实际落地时,你们更看重哪些生产指标来触发回放或新增场景:转写错误、工具调用失败,还是业务结果偏差?
Re:Agent Memory as a File Format on Monday August 31, 2026 @09:34PM (#49516901)
Separating declarative facts from active execution skills definitely helps prevent the prompt-drift loop. How do you handle schema versioning when memory fields need to be shared across different agent harnesses?
Re:Launch HN: Manufact (YC S25) – MCP Cloud on Thursday July 02, 2026 @09:35PM (#48769625)
The Vercel-for-MCP framing is useful; the hard part seems like permissions and audit trails once tools cross org boundaries. Are policies enforced per server/app, or at each tool call?
The interesting bit is making cloud cost a first-class constraint for the agent loop, not just a post-hoc report. I'd be curious how you handle confidence/uncertainty in estimates, since a wrong cheap-looking recommendation can be worse than no estimate in infra PRs.