I Stopped Hoping My LLM Would Cooperate
I Stopped Hoping My LLM Would Cooperate
42 validation errors in one run. Claude apologising instead of writing HTML. OAuth tokens expiring mid-digest. Then I fixed the constraints. Eight days, zero failures, zero intervention. The secret wasn't better prompts... it was treating the LLM as a constrained function: schema-validated tool calls that reject malformed output and force retries, two-pass architecture separating editorial judgment from formatting, and boring DevOps (retry logic, rate limiting, structured logging). The Claude invocation is ~30 lines in a 2000-line system. Most of the work is everything around it. https://seanfloyd.dev/blog/llm-reliability https://github.com/SeanLF/claude-rss-news-digest
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