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A hiker climbs a row of stepping stones, each with a check mark on it.

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Check each tool step before next

Check each step's result so one bad step doesn't spoil the run.

Daily Digest · Edited by Osbel Morell

The technique

A bad tool step that continues quietly poisons the rest of the trajectory. After each call, run four checks: does it advance the task, do used args match declared args, was execution valid, and were constraints satisfied. On fail, emit structured feedback and stop for replan instead of always-continuing into cascade.

How it was tested

Offline structural sim (no live model): 8 trajectories. Stop-on-fail matched all 8 expected run lengths; blocked 6 cascades that naive always-continue completed. All four check dimensions fired on a deliberately broken step.

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