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r/AI_AgentsOpenAI's GPT-Live-1 (full-duplex speech-to-speech) hit the API on Wednesday. We run AI phone agents in production, so we put it on a real number with a ~13k-token insurance qualification script (mandated verbatim lines, strict read-backs, branching follow-ups) and ran a dozen re…
r/AI_AgentsMost multi-agent discussions still seem to assume a fairly simple structure: human → agent → task. But once systems become more complex, the structure starts looking more like: human → coordinating agent → specialist agents → tools / other agents → outputs → verification. At tha…
r/AI_AgentsWe can have perfect traces showing that an agent called the right tool, got a 200 response, and moved on, while the actual system is still wrong. An agent can call "create_customer", get a successful response, and still leave the database or CRM in the wrong state That isn't rea…
r/AI_AgentsOne thing I've been thinking about lately is how quickly we start trusting an agent after seeing it complete the same task a few times. At first, you're checking every output. Then it works 5–10 times and you slowly stop paying attention. But agents can still misunderstand conte…
r/AI_AgentsI’m getting more comfortable letting agents handle work without checking every individual action, but only when the downside of getting something slightly wrong is pretty small. Research, updating records, monitoring things and deciding what needs attention next all feel easier …
r/AI_AgentsHi, I found a cool site which has a bunch of resources for building software side projects quickly. This includes tools for authentication, payments, design inspiration, etc. Thought it would help people here! Feel free to add some tools as well, link below:   submitted by &…
r/AI_Agentsthere's a lot of discussion around increasingly capable agents, MCP, skills, tool use, computer use, memory, etc. !!!! But I'm more interested in the boring question: What are you actually letting an agent do every week? For people using agents regularly: what tasks have become …
r/AI_AgentsHey guys! I know this is unconventional to post this here, but I feel like this community could also provide valuable data to my research. My main goal and this research's aim is to broaden my understanding in human-AI connections. The questionnaire can be filled out by anyone o…
r/AI_AgentsWhen people talk about AI, they usually talk about its negatives and the impacts it has on our environment, which is ironic since humanity created AI in the first place and both disturb the environment one as much as the other. AI can do “good” and have an impact on many things.…
r/AI_AgentsI'm a US-based physician (Internal Medicine) working on an AI automation business and looking to build out a small founding team. I want to target a specific niche well rather than go broad, so I'm looking for people with complementary skills, not just developers. What I bring: …
r/AI_AgentsThe hardest challenge is to create a policy layer for agents. Even if agents are given scoped access with HITL, how many times will a human even approve if they take decisions fast. The flipside, agents can get stricter guardrails but then are they even usable? Or do users get b…
r/AI_AgentsBuilding a harness for agents to play RTS games after I noticed that Claude Code had way too much overhead. Would love help if anyone is interested. It's meant to be general purpose, only 1 game in the harness right now but hoping that what's learned is extensible.   submitt…
r/AI_AgentsI’ve been playing around with AI agents for the past few months, and it feels like there’s a new one coming out every week. I’ve spent some time with OpenClaw, Hermes, and a few others, but lately I’ve been seeing simpler options like Muse, GrokBot, etc. getting more attention. …
r/AI_AgentsRunning a 25-person startup and we're drowning in recurring ops work. Looking at a couple options but can't tell if we're better off with something that lives in Slack vs a separate tool we'd have to check. Anyone been through this and have a strong take on which approach actual…
r/AI_AgentsI have been building Promptyx as a prompt management tool, mainly focused on storing prompts, versioning them, testing across models, and seeing what actually performs better. But the more I work with LLMs, the more I feel that a prompt alone is rarely the full system. A good re…
r/AI_AgentsI have a Beelink mini-pc with a Ryzen 7 and 64gig of ram. It started out life as my Windows 11 add in card for my Macs. My solution to "what do I do when I need to run Windows software". It started rebooting every night. I buy a new Windows 11 machine, and put Linux on the Beeli…
r/AI_AgentsBeen trying to give my agents actual long-term memory instead of re-explaining everything every session. Tested three: Supermemory, Mem0, and Vilix AI. Honest notes: they all basically work. Supermemory feels like the most polished "second brain" of the three, Mem0 is the dev fa…
r/AI_AgentsThis is going to sound like I'm talking myself out of work but I have been sitting on it for a while so whatever. Quick context first… I've run an agency for about 8 years so I get a front row seat to what happens when a business adds AI, which projects turn into something that …
r/AI_AgentsI've been seeing this often online, of a way you can combine different AI agents onto a SINGLE platform. We all know ChatGPT is a better writer, Grok is a better designer, Perplexity for research, blah, blah, blah. It is hard to believe that there isn't a single, decided-on, una…
r/AI_AgentsThere are so many options out there right now, and I want to see what everyone is actually using—whether it's a weekend hobby project, a startup MVP, or a massive production system. Drop a comment with your stack: The Framework: (CrewAI, LangGraph, AutoGen, LlamaIndex, completel…