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Agents2026-07-13 · source-backed
It combines an LLM judge with multi-perspective verification from independent evaluators, aggregating via confidence-aware strategy (arXiv:2607.07989). It reports beating existing failure-localization methods at identifying both the responsible agent and the failure step while staying token-efficient. This is the debugging problem that grows with every agent you add. If you're building multi-agent systems, "which agent broke it, at which step" is the question you'll ask constantly. Tooling for it is finally showing up.
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