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r/AI_Agents

anypick - Library for filtering and selecting LLMs

Hi 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…

/u/PuzzleheadLaw · Sep 8, 202640
r/AI_Agents

multistack - TUI orchestrator for local coding agents

Hi 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…

/u/PuzzleheadLaw · Sep 8, 202639
r/AI_Agents

Controversial take about the quality of the code generated by AI

I'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…

/u/PoorDecisionMaker-69 · Sep 8, 202638
r/AI_Agents

Agent permissions should expire before an agent’s context does

An 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…

/u/Future_AGI · Sep 8, 202639
r/AI_Agents

How do you deal with different Sources of truths for agents

I'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…

/u/Hopeful-Long9246 · Sep 8, 202639
r/AI_Agents

Do you actually read your AI meeting summaries?

If you use an ai meeting note-taker, what happens to the summary afterward? Do you read it straight away, search it later, or mostly ignore it unless you need to check something? Also curious whether it has replaced any work for you, or whether you still write your own notes alo…

/u/lynnhu0 · Sep 8, 202638
r/AI_Agents

Building a multi stage agnet platform

Hey folks, I’ve been building Stageflow, a configurable pipeline for multi stage agent workflows. The idea is pretty simple. You break a complex job into stages, and each stage is pre configured to do exactly one thing. Fresh agent session per stage, clean handoff to the next. T…

/u/tejasghutukade · Sep 8, 202640
r/AI_Agents

What’s actually the best AI voice agent for outbound calls?

I’ve been comparing a few AI voice platforms specifically for outbound calls, and I realized I was initially looking at the wrong things. Voice quality is obviously important, but I don't think it's the deciding factor anymore. If you're actually using an AI agent for outbound c…

/u/liit_upp · Sep 8, 202638
r/AI_Agents

Getting into AI automation and looking to connect

I've been getting into AI automation recently and trying to figure out the whole agency side of it as well. I've built a few projects so far, mainly around things like lead qualification and follow-up, lead generation, chatbots and similar stuff. Still pretty early though, and t…

/u/pabloescoX1 · Sep 8, 202639
r/AI_Agents

something annoyed you cognitively.

A good framework tackles your own problems then scales. Context gets lost → build persistent memory. Too much irrelevant context → smallest useful packet. Different projects contaminate each other → scope isolation. Old information keeps resurfacing → freshness and supersession.…

/u/Responsible-Beat2137 · Sep 8, 202639
r/AI_Agents

Avoiding anything "technical" and it's finally catching up with me

Everyone keeps saying learn to code, use AI, automate stuff. I run a startup business and honestly, I just want to keep doing what I'm good at. Anyone else feel like they're being left behind because they didn't go into tech?   submitted by   /u/LLFounder [link]   [c…

/u/LLFounder · Sep 8, 202640
r/AI_Agents

AI agents for website conversion and how to set it up

When we think of AI embedded in a website, most of us still picture a support tool. Something that answers questions and that's it. AI agents changed that, or at least gave us the option. The same agent sitting on your site answering questions can also capture leads and book mee…

/u/gogeta7124 · Sep 8, 202639