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After all checks pass—the task is running, routing is connected, the call chain is up to date, no context rebuilding has exhausted the budget, the data source returns real data, and the path to the data source is also fast—if the output is still broken (inconsistent reasoning, repeated failures, refusal to correctly use tools), only then should the model itself be suspected.
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10/15/2026
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