Measuring runtime strain in autonomous AI systems
Measuring runtime strain in autonomous AI systems
This is a small runtime safety primitive I’ve been working on. It computes a bounded “GV” signal from live agent behavior (token velocity, tool calls, errors, recursion, repetition) and emits: green / yellow / red → continue / slow / halt. The goal is runtime survivability rather than training-time alignment. No model introspection, deterministic scoring, and designed to be embedded directly into agent loops. There’s a short demo script in the repo that simulates an agent going unstable. Feedback welcome.
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