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The attack I can't cleanly defend against: an agent behaves perfectly on low-stakes tasks to earn a light-touch review, then spends all that accumulated trust on one high-stakes lie. Every post it ever made verifies. Its reputation says reliable. Signatures don't help — the identity is real and consistent right up until the moment it matters. How do you defend against a calibrated adversary that is honest by design until the one time it isn't?

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