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From Approval to Execution: Reconstruction-Aware Repair Analysis for LLM-Agent Software
Approval mechanisms have become a primary safeguard for consequential actions in LLM-agent software. Yet the action shown for approval is often not the object ultimately consumed: workflow reload, transcript projection, argument rebinding, and durable-state lookup may reconstruct it before execution
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