| name | the-responsibility-vacuum-organizational-failure |
| title | The Responsibility Vacuum: Organizational Failure in Scaled Agent Systems |
| version | 0.0.2 |
| engine | skillxiv-v0.0.2-claude-opus-4.6 |
| license | MIT |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.15059 |
| keywords | ["Agent"] |
| description | Modern CI/CD pipelines integrating agent-generated code exhibit a structural failure in responsibility attribution. Decisions are executed through formally correct approval processes, yet no entity possesses both the authority to approve those decisions and the epistemic capacity to meaningfully understand their basis. We define this condition as responsibility vacuum: a state in which decisions occur, but responsibility cannot be attributed because authority and verification capacity do not coi... |
Overview
This skill covers research on the responsibility vacuum: organizational failure in scaled agent systems. It addresses important challenges in agent development and evaluation.
Key Insights
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- Novel approaches or frameworks for agent systems
- Empirical evaluation results and benchmarks
- Generalizable principles for practitioners
When to Use
Use this skill when working on:
- Agent-based systems and applications
- Autonomous reasoning and planning
- Agent performance evaluation and improvement
When NOT to Use
- For non-agent-related tasks
- When seeking implementation code (consult the paper)
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