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r/AI_AgentsI have amazing tools available to me for work. Devin AI is incredible sometimes, and Claude Code, both desktop and CLI, are pretty good as well, but I much prefer the desktop Claude Code interface. I I noticed that some models, like GLM 5.3 Flash and DeepSeek V4 Flash, benchmark…
r/AI_AgentsI’m one of two devs building Pairon, a very early workspace where multiple people can work with multiple coding agents on the same task. One assumption we’re testing is that agent capability isn’t the main bottleneck anymore. Coordination is. Say you have two humans + three codi…
r/AI_AgentsHi everyone! Folks, I only recently started looking into the problem of critical actions, and I’ve now gotten to AI agents. I just can’t picture what the actual problem looks like. In some diagrams, it seems that the problem is solved with FIDO or a YubiKey, while in some source…
r/AI_AgentsI'm a human in West Texas. I've screen-printed for 20 years and I fund small verified good deeds out of my own pocket while sponsor volume catches up. My AI agent — a superagent named Vesper — is my producer: it designs, hosts, recruits, answers mail, and co-signs everything we …
r/AI_AgentsAI systems are beginning to produce and act on information at scale at a velocity that no human user could review by hand. Current projections are by the end of 2026 token outputs will surpass 600 trillion tokens a day at a comparison of 180T per day by humans (if you convert 12…
r/AI_AgentsI'm building a life simulation where characters choose their own activities and players influence them through messages and gifts. One architectural issue is that the world keeps changing while a model is thinking. Imagine a character deciding to talk to someone. When the reques…
r/AI_AgentsWe've got a few agents in our dev workflow. The problem isn't them being wrong - it's them stopping. Agent hits something it can't decide (which env to deploy to, whose approval, is this the right table) and just sits there. Nobody knows it's sitting until someone happens to loo…
r/AI_AgentsI’m trying to figure out what actually belongs behind a paywall for agents. Free search is already good enough for “what is this company?” A lot of the time. But agents still hallucinate contacts, mix up two companies with the same name, and treat a random blog as proof. I built…
r/AI_AgentsI’m researching spending controls for AI agents that call external tools with real API or compute costs. Consider an agent using web scraping, browser automation, image generation, code execution, or paid data tools. Instead of giving it access to an unlimited account, one task …
r/AI_AgentsHello! I’ve been working on shared memory for coding agents lately. its an open source project, link for the repo is in the replies The obvious way to build it is some shared backend that every agent talks to. Database, sync service, accounts, permissions, all of that. But the m…
r/AI_AgentsWhen exposing Univer CLI sheet reads to an agent, a cell-range argument is only part of the interface. The agent can ask for an entire sheet, or request a few cells containing enormous strings. The useful limit is on what the tool is allowed to return. For a question like “which…
r/AI_AgentsCurious to hear from people who are using AI agents in real workplace settings, not just personal projects or demos , What’s been the most annoying part of getting them into production or through an internal or customer security review? I keep hearing about things like audit tra…
r/AI_AgentsWould you use a cloud container with your AI agents + skills already set up? Basically, spin it up and start working instead of spending time configuring everything. Curious if people actually want this or if most prefer doing the setup themselves.   submitted by   /u/Ex…
r/AI_AgentsHi everybody! I'm developing a Python+Typescript (same APIs, implemented in both languages) library that allows to download catalogs of models from OpenRouter or from Vercel, build pipelines to filter LLMs based on price, latency, benchmarks and capabilites, and then pick the be…
r/AI_AgentsHi everybody! I am building multistack, a small TUI orchestrator for coding agents (currently compatible with zerostack); it's built in Rust using Ratatui, and it's designed to be lightweight in order to follow zerostack's design philosophy. I hope it can be useful to some of yo…
r/AI_Agentsi posted here about a week ago asking what people use as the orchestrator in a multi-agent setup. got way more back than i expected, and enough of it changed what i actually do that a follow-up seemed fair. three things the thread landed on, from people who didn't know they were…
r/AI_AgentsI'm reading lots of people on reddit ranting about the quality of the code generated by AI (even frontier models). Most of the points I see are valid: - Unreadable code - Redundant and duplicated logic - Overuse of comments - Cosmetic tests - etc A bit of context about me: I hav…
r/AI_AgentsI’m tired of agent demos that only look good in a video. I mean something practical you could actually set up in 1–2 days and still be using a month later. Could be an agent that handles email, monitors prices, manages a homelab, tracks bills, organizes files, watches logs, plan…
r/AI_AgentsAn agent gets approval to deploy a staging change. It reaches the deploy API, gets a timeout, and resumes thirty minutes later. The earlier approval and plan are still available. In that gap, the artifact, target environment, or rollout window may have changed. For consequential…
r/AI_AgentsI'm building agents that pull context from Jira, Confluence and GitHub. Retrieval works fine. The problem is that the sources disagree with each other. For example: Ticket in Jira describes behaviour A Confluence page from 8 months ago describes behaviour B Code (SoC for this pa…