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r/AI_AgentsI made this AI website and I’m honestly a little nervous putting it out there, but I really hope you’ll try it. I built it on a free base so it’s still early, but every time people use it the whole thing gets smarter. The more you chat with it, the better it learns, so if you co…
r/AI_AgentsPersonal AI agents are becoming useful for tasks like research, scheduling, browsing, coding, and note management, but interoperability remains a major gap. A personal agent may know my preferences, history, files, and tools, yet it typically cannot coordinate directly with anot…
r/AI_AgentsI've been working on AI applications involving LLMs, RAG, APIs and automation, and I'm now looking for real-world projects to work on. Things I can help build: • AI agents • Business workflow automation • Internal AI tools • RAG applications • LLM/API integrations • AI features …
r/AI_Agents*Context\ * - So, in the past weeks i'm working on a full agent worktree where i just ask the orchestrator (the main agent in my worktree) what i want and i delegates for another role agents this task. I thinks this AI usage mode is already famous and being used, but as i didnt …
r/AI_AgentsPosted my paper-trading agent here a few days ago, got good pushback on the self-reflection loop. The core problem: every reflection was written from PnL alone, so a good decision that lost to random noise and an actually bad decision looked identical to the system. That "lesson…
r/AI_AgentsI wired two instances of my memory layer to talk only to each other, expecting to watch a falsehood spread. That is not what happened, and what did happen is worse for anyone building multi-agent setups. The setup. Instance A hears 18 facts from the world, once, and then the wor…
r/AI_Agentsa debugging pattern i keep seeing is.. bad run happens open trace compare it against something that worked find where they started behaving differently which makes sense til u get a case where there isnt a good run first time this workflow handled that task new branch nobodys ex…
r/AI_AgentsHi, I'm building a self-hosted research agent in Hermes and I'm choosing the tools right now. Nothing is picked yet. Already running on my VMs: - SearXNG - Scrapling Even with that setup, I still hit a lot of problems when searching online. On some sites I'm detected as a bot, a…
r/AI_AgentsFor people running AI agents in production: are you using more than one agent framework in the same system? For example, LangGraph for one workflow, a different framework for another, or a mix of frameworks across teams, while those agents ultimately interact with the same datab…
r/AI_AgentsA lot of agent systems add a human approval step and call the authorization problem solved. But imagine the human approves: send $4,000 to vendor A publish draft v7 invite these 12 people Then the agent edits the amount, draft, or recipient list before execution. The action type…
r/AI_AgentsUn gruppo eterogeneo di LLM, sottoposto a deliberazione strutturata e consenso quantitativo, produce decisioni migliori e più robuste di un singolo LLM o di un normale MAS? È ciò che mi sto chiedendo da mesi e sto cercando di darmi una risposta, il sistema prevede una votazione,…
r/AI_AgentsMost of my agents finish with something worth reading: a plan, logs, JSON, a code review. Moving that into a browser usually means copy-pasting it into a public paste, or another chat. Public by default, and permanent. ShareBit is my fix. An agent pairs once, shows a preview, an…
r/AI_AgentsThe research says around 80% of customers will go to a competitor after more than one bad experience. I run an AI agency and support is the process we get asked about most. Last year we built one for an ecom client that now handles about three quarters of their tickets. Here's w…
r/AI_AgentsHeya folks! I've been using CC for quite some time now, and a lot of my recent projects needed sandboxed code execution. Now docker/VMs are pretty good for this but I couldn't quite find any good agent native tools that let my agents work with them. Running them through Claude m…
r/AI_AgentsI keep noticing the same pattern: the model is rarely the weak point of my agent, the context it holds is. Once a conversation gets long, the agent starts forgetting things I told it hours ago, or worse, it mixes up old and new instructions and quietly does something wrong. I've…
r/AI_AgentsScrolled through a lot of AI agent and automation builds lately, chatbots, voice agents, n8n workflows, and noticed something. The technical bar is genuinely high. People are building agents that handle real edge cases, chain multiple tools together, do things that would've take…
r/AI_AgentsHas anyone here used AI agents to automate a manual workflow end to end? The goal being someone was doing the work manually spending hours now it’s an agent and it takes minutes. Anything we’ve built looks impressive at first, but never meets the bar for prod. Most of our workfl…
r/AI_AgentsHello! I got stuck in a huge game development project and developed an agent orchestration system that finally managed to cross off its to-do list. I wanted to share it, because I am very happy with the progress and think it could be valuable to others. It is completely OpenAI a…
r/AI_AgentsAt what point do you move from standalone agents to an orchestrator that manages them? We have a few agents handling business and department specific questions. Some are standalone and some are Genie agents. Each one does its job well in isolation but users may sometimes ask cro…
r/AI_AgentsHi All, So I'm training a model that will check availability, check on the specs and negotiate prices for procurement for SMBs, with no human in loop, except for the last decision making process, where the SMB plays a role. If anyone here working on similar project, I would like…