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SAMF: SAWANT (Structured Agentic Workflow for Alignment, Validation, and Negotiated Testing) for Reliable, Safe, and Verifiable LLM Prompting

2026-04-15

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Large language models are increasingly deployed in agentic workflows that combine planning, retrieval, tool use, and automated decision support. However, these systems remain vulnerable to unsafe behavior, hallucination, misaligned fine-tuning, and weak reproducibility because most prompts are still written as informal instructions rather than explicit behavioral contracts. This paper introduces the SAWANT (Struct...

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21bce2f1-2d1c-572b-ac26-ff03c0bd3648
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10.20944/preprints202604.1025.v1
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