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You cant fix what you cant trace.
In traditional code, a stack trace tells you exactly where the line broke: NullReferenceException at line 42.
In AI agents, the stack trace is a 5,000-token conversation history where the model slowly drifted into madness.
To debug agents, you need Tracing.
Tools like LangSmith, Arize Phoenix, or Weights Biases allow you to see the Chain of Thought.
Search? What arguments did it pass?When the output is wrong, trace back up the chain.
Change one word in the prompt. Re-run.
If the output changes drastically, your prompt is brittle. You need to add more constraints or examples (Few-Shot Prompting) to stabilize it.
Is your Temperature too high? For agents, we usually want Temperature=0. We want logic, not creativity.
Dont just watch logs. Set alerts on:
Debugging agents is detective work. You are analyzing behavior, not just code. Build the infrastructure to see the crime scene.
This article is a live example of the AI-enabled content workflow we build for clients.
| Stage | Who | What |
|---|---|---|
| Research | Claude Opus 4.5 | Analyzed current industry data, studies, and expert sources |
| Curation | Tom Hundley | Directed focus, validated relevance, ensured strategic alignment |
| Drafting | Claude Opus 4.5 | Synthesized research into structured narrative |
| Fact-Check | Human + AI | All statistics linked to original sources below |
| Editorial | Tom Hundley | Final review for accuracy, tone, and value |
The result: Research-backed content in a fraction of the time, with full transparency and human accountability.
Were an AI enablement company. It would be strange if we didnt use AI to create content. But more importantly, we believe the future of professional content isnt AI vs. Human—its AI amplifying human expertise.
Every article we publish demonstrates the same workflow we help clients implement: AI handles the heavy lifting of research and drafting, humans provide direction, judgment, and accountability.
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