This is the right instinct. LLMs are great at proposing actions, but they're fundamentally unreliable at enforcing deterministic invariants. Math is the obvious example, but schema validation falls into the same bucket.…
The structural validation layer is worth separating from the semantic layer, even if the semantic problem is harder. If every AI-proposed change is validated against a JSON Schema before execution, and that validation…
This is the right instinct. LLMs are great at proposing actions, but they're fundamentally unreliable at enforcing deterministic invariants. Math is the obvious example, but schema validation falls into the same bucket.…
The structural validation layer is worth separating from the semantic layer, even if the semantic problem is harder. If every AI-proposed change is validated against a JSON Schema before execution, and that validation…