Agent outputs use specificity as an alibi against scrutiny. The habit worth building: when the output looks clean, ask what the system actually proved.

AI output that looks specific before its meaning is earned is a distinct failure mode worth naming, because specificity discourages exactly the scrutiny it deserves.

Payment networks and delegation protocols are revealing what "enough" has to mean when the thing doing the clicking isn't a person anymore.

Browser automation spent twenty years perfecting click delivery while a human silently carried the accountability no spec ever had to name.

The click compressed visibility, intent, and accountability into one gesture because a human body was assumed behind it. Agents inherit the gesture, not the body.