Validation Layer
A lightweight, stateless middleware deployed at each agent's input and output boundaries. It performs schema compliance, semantic soundness, and business rule checks, fails fast with attribution information, and confines errors to local scope.
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Adding a validation layer at agent boundaries to perform format and semantic checks on inputs and outputs can intercept errors locally.
The validation layer is lightweight middleware deployed at the input and output boundaries of each agent, responsible for performing checks before messages enter the agent logic and after they leave.
Typical checks in the validation layer include schema compliance, semantic reasonableness, and business rules; its role is to fail fast with attribution information rather than to fix errors.
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Adding a validation layer at agent boundaries to perform format and semantic checks on inputs and outputs can intercept errors locally.
50%UnverifiedThe validation layer is lightweight middleware deployed at the input and output boundaries of each agent, responsible for performing checks before messages enter the agent logic and after they leave.
50%UnverifiedTypical checks in the validation layer include schema compliance, semantic reasonableness, and business rules; its role is to fail fast with attribution information rather than to fix errors.
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