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r/AI_AgentsAssume you're selling memory infrastructure for AI applications. Your agent finds a learning app whose founder posted that students keep having to repeat their goals whenever they start a new session. That's a useful starting point. Here's how I'd want the agent to work through …
r/AI_Agentscurious to see how people handle this one in production not the easy version where a tool throws an exception or some node obviously fails im talking about when the whole run looks healthy llm call returned retrieval returned docs tool returned 200 state update says success veri…
r/AI_AgentsAt this point I’m less worried about my agents hallucinating and more worried about them confidently lying to each other. eg. coding agent tells deploy agent “tests are green”, deploy happens, turns out CI was red 10 minutes ago, agent memory says “subscription active”, user get…
r/AI_AgentsGrammarly's been doing this to me for months — every doc I open has some AI rewrite suggestion sitting in the sidebar even though I turned that off in settings back in spring, and it quietly turned itself back on after the last update. I only use the free version for client emai…
r/AI_AgentsHi folks, I need feedback on my OSS project Stageflow, mainly on whether it’s actually viable. I’ve been asking some friends to try it, but haven’t gotten them to. Pretty sure that’s on me, not the product. Still, I want to know if it’s useful or if there’s a real use for this a…
r/AI_AgentsI've been working on dshline, an open-source terminal frontend for DeepSeek Harness, and I'd like some feedback on one design choice. It already has quite a bit built in — persistent sessions, background work/subagents, attachments, tool output, search and other Harness capabili…
r/AI_AgentsI run a small e-commerce business and built a system on my own server that watches the business for me. It pulls analytics, ads data and orders on a schedule, computes the numbers, and stores everything itself. Then it calls a model for the part that needs judgment - is this cha…
r/AI_AgentsThe pitch most owners get sounds like this: "We'll build you an AI lead generation system. It's $10k." You say no and you're right to. You can't see it and you can't measure it, so it's a bet. I run an AI agency and no one has ever paid me for the AI part. They pay because a das…
r/AI_Agents"Agentic alienation: remaining responsible for work while becoming separated from its product, its process, the capabilities it develops, or the relationships it sustains. Alienation is a relationship before it is a feeling."   submitted by   /u/lorenseanstewart [link] &…
r/AI_AgentsSo last post did better than I expected, got a bunch of comments asking basically the same thing, ok cool I get what an agent is now, but what do I actually make fair question, understanding the concept doesn't tell you where to start so here goes. Don't go big. Seriously don't …
r/AI_AgentsNot looking for another "top 10 frameworks in 2026" post. Genuinely asking the people who are past the demo stage and have real agents running for real users. What's the one thing about your framework of choice that still annoys you every time you touch it? State/checkpointing, …
r/AI_AgentsI’ve been spending a lot of time around agentic workflows lately, and I keep coming back to the same question. Does every multi step AI workflow actually need to be an agent? I see people building systems with multiple agents, memory, tools, planners, sub agents, etc. It looks i…
r/AI_AgentsThe obvious read is that Meta wants better business agents. I think the more important part is where the agent lives. Most agent products still ask a company to adopt a new inbox, dashboard, or seat. Meta already owns the surfaces where millions of businesses talk to customers. …
r/AI_AgentsSorry for the clickbait title but I have some thoughts. tl;dr For myself I feel like chatbots might be the better coding assistants than fully fledged agents since they force me to go step by step and understanding most of the code while still having the benefit of writing fast …
r/AI_AgentsI've been feeling this for the past week and wanted to come here to the reddits to see if anyone else feels the same. It feels like we've gone so far in just the last month alone, with the hacks, astra, fable 5.1 etc, that my head is literally spinning. I was just telling my fri…
r/AI_AgentsI've been thinking about agent budgets less as a FinOps feature and more as an authorization problem. An agent can decide: “I need another model call.” The interesting question is: Who gets to say whether it's allowed to spend another $2? Putting a token limit or max_iterations …
r/AI_AgentsRaycast v2.2 now lets Pro users route AI workflows through OpenAI-compatible providers, Ollama or OpenRouter. That makes switching easy at the UI layer, but it also creates a testing problem: changing the provider may change tool support, retries, latency and how often the run a…
r/AI_AgentsIt feels like agent tooling hit a weird point. Persistent context is starting to work: memory layers, vector stores, MCP servers that hold state across sessions. But I don't see many agents with real depth in one domain. Most are still a generalist model with a better memory. Me…
r/AI_AgentsThe part I'm trying to understand isn't really the feature set — the docs explain that fairly well. I'm more interested in whether this model of persistent AI "teammates" actually turns out to be useful once you start using it for real work. With coding agents, for example, I ca…
r/AI_Agentshi guys, TLDR; coaching my friends how to use agents took forever, so i made agents boilerplate for them. It is collection of reusable, model-agnostic agent tooling and boilerplates for AI coding assistants I consider myself a noob and my friends is no help. I need inputs as i g…