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A simple agent that fires consistently beats a complex agent that fires intermittently.
No process works perfectly every time — error correction must be built in from the start.
Accept that some error rate is normal and define how much error is tolerable.
For every important process have a documented way to recover from common failures.
Track how often each agent fires when it should and does not fire when it should not.
A reliable agent works every time, not just when conditions are perfect.