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"You're Right, Let Me Fix It": How LLM Agents Damage Correct Work When Falsely Accused
LLM agents increasingly keep working after a task succeeds as they resume after compaction or take over handoffs. Their finished work keeps receiving follow-up input that sometimes falsely accuses it for later failures. We call an agent's acceptance of such a false accusation gaslight sycophancy, an
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