On Warden Protocol, the fact that agents can make mistakes isn't seen as a flaw in the system design. Here's why: these agents function differently than most imagine. They're not positioned as infallible bots programmed to deliver the perfect answer every time. Instead, they operate as a thinking layer—one that ingests multiple data signals, processes competing information, and surfaces different potential scenarios for consideration. The real job isn't to decide for you but to think through the possibilities and present what the data reveals.