Validate agent output against declared domain rules and ground truth before trusting it downstream. Trigger after any agent produces output that will be used in a decision, stored persistently, or passed to another agent.
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Agent output is a hypothesis. Domain validation is the test.
An agent that produces output without validation is a system that produces hallucinations at scale. The domain validator is the check that separates "the agent said so" from "it is true."
Declare the domain rules — before running any validation, the domain rules must be explicit:
Extract the claims — identify the specific assertions in the agent output that are subject to validation. Not every word in the output is a claim; focus on structured data, named values, and factual assertions.
Validate each claim against the domain rules:
Classify findings:
Produce a validation report — for each claim: status (PASS/WARN/FAIL), the rule checked, and the evidence.
Gate downstream use — FAIL findings block downstream use of the output. WARN findings require explicit human acknowledgement before proceeding. PASS findings may proceed automatically.
| Excuse | Counter |
|---|---|
| "The model is reliable enough" | Reliability is a statistical claim. Domain validation is a deterministic check. Run it. |
| "We'll catch errors in review" | Human review misses structured errors that automated validation catches. Both are needed. |
| "The domain rules aren't defined yet" | Then the output cannot be trusted yet. Define the rules before relying on the output. |
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Google ADK (Agent Development Kit) orchestration patterns — boundaries, agent composition, and tool seams. Trigger when designing or reviewing multi-agent systems built on ADK. Authoritative source: adk.dev.
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JP's signature red-team pass — "how would I break this?" Argue against your own approach before proceeding. Trigger on any high-stakes decision, architecture choice, or before marking work complete.
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Read-only SRE checkup of any GCP project: deterministic probes of the edge, Cloud Run services, 7-day error logs, Cloud Scheduler, alert policies and uptime checks, Secret Manager and IAM, the data stores and the machine's own scheduled jobs, audited into one fixed status table (LIVE / WARNING / RED / INCONCLUSIVE) with evidence, findings by severity, what could not be checked, and a single OVERALL line delivered as one notification. Parametrised by a per-project manifest, so the same routine runs on every project. Use when the operator says "cloud checkup", "SRE check", "is everything live", "what's healthy / warning / red", "any errors this week", "audit the infra", "weekly checkup", "set up the weekly checkup", before a deploy or demo, or after an incident. Cloud Run first; App Engine and GKE differ only in the serving probes.
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Cloud guardrails for any vendor workload — Google Cloud (GCP, Vertex AI, GKE), AWS (IAM, EKS, Bedrock), Azure (Entra ID, Policy, AKS), Alibaba Cloud (RAM, mainland/international residency). Enforces identity least-privilege, mechanical policy, data boundaries, residency, cost caps, network egress and observability, with official-source validation before any claim. Trigger on any cloud infrastructure design, review, Terraform plan, or LLM/agent deployment; the-architect routes here.
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LLM and cloud cost awareness — model tiering, token budgets, right-sizing, and when a cheaper model suffices. Trigger before finalising any architecture that calls LLMs, before scaling a workload, or when a cost estimate is needed.
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Challenge vision alignment, value, cost, risk and operating ownership at material scope or release decisions.
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