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Silence Is Endorsement: Verification-Status Laundering in LLM Agent Pipelines
Safety monitors in LLM agent systems often judge actions from summaries or stored handoffs, not from the original evidence. This creates a simple but dangerous failure mode: the handoff preserves the claim that an action is authorized while losing the fact that the claim was never verified. We call
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