Your AI agents pass every test you wrote. Your system still fails in production. Here's the gap nobody's testing.
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swarm-test detecting an injection surface You test your agents. Prompt evals, output scoring, regression sets — each agent, individually, has never been more thoroughly checked. And yet multi-agent systems keep breaking in production, in ways no eval predicted. The reason is uncomfortable: the failures don't live in the agents. They live in the wiring between them. One failure most teams have never checked for An agent calls a tool — a web search, a document fetch, an API. The tool returns a…
1Key Takeaways
- swarm-test detecting an injection surface You test your agents.
- Prompt evals, output scoring, regression sets — each agent, individually, has never been more thoroughly checked.
- And yet multi-agent systems keep breaking in production, in ways no eval predicted.
- The reason is uncomfortable: the failures don't live in the agents.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that swarm-test detecting an injection surface You test your agents.
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