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r/AI_AgentsSay someone spends weeks giving an agent examples, fixing its mistakes, and writing down all the exceptions that make a workflow actually work. If a provider wanted to reuse those instructions and corrections to improve its product for everyone, what would be fair? The person ge…
r/AI_AgentsHi, guys I just built Graytell AI its an ai agne that does its job its free and its in beta so try it many models are free it may hit rate limits cut of many people trying same models and yea Anubhav sapkota and Daksh shetty me created it .   submitted by   /u/zellacf [l…
r/AI_AgentsI am pretty good with basic use of computers and programs, though I have zero coding knowledge and I have never done anything like this. I started the project because I got annoyed from people always asking if I use AI, like they were the first people that discovered it. I have …
r/AI_AgentsI’ve been thinking about how people actually decide what to give to an AI agent. There are some tasks where a small mistake probably does not matter much, while others can cause a real problem. For example, I would probably trust an AI agent with things like organizing informati…
r/AI_AgentsHi, looking for ideas to create AI Agents to help with focus, blocking distractions, and monitoring screen time, with a daily report emailed and posted on a web app. I have access to Claude Code, Grok Bot, or ChatGPT   submitted by   /u/Nice-Equivalent-8335 [link]   …
r/AI_Agents'Cause One thing AI coding agents have made very obvious to me: "the code works" and "this is the right change" are not the same thing. A change can pass tests and still violate the repo architecture, cross a boundary it should not touch, introduce a shortcut that becomes techni…
r/AI_AgentsI’ve been building a personal research agent. Right now, it’s strictly programmed to retrieve data from one source, and any time said source publishes new information, it automatically retrieves, processes, and organizes it into its own database. When I ask the agent research qu…
r/AI_AgentsCurious what people are actually building and shipping in this space right now. If you've got a real AI agent company with at least a few active customers, drop it below: Company name + link What domain/vertical (sales, legal, healthcare, etc) Roughly how many customers or users…
r/AI_AgentsMy project deploys a team of AI agents to collaboratively produce a show called “The 3D Model Archaeology Show” — a group chat full of agents obsessed with old 3d file formats, broadcasting live. The agents handle research, writing, casting, and ongoing episode updates under a s…
r/AI_AgentsProviders cache the prompt prefix so you don't re-pay to process it every turn. It's an exact prefix match: change one byte anywhere in the prefix and everything after it is invalidated. If you inject recalled memory into the system prompt or early in the messages, it sits insid…
r/AI_AgentsI’m developing a hiring pipeline for a potential new job. I demo’d a simple proof of concept that they really enjoyed, and now I’m trying to turn it up a notch with some actual agentic behaviour. Right now what I got going on in my noggin is: * Role Definition Agent — takes the …
r/AI_AgentsThey don't have a shared memory store or centralized place to search history scattered in so many AI Agents, even in GPT, its web chat history is not shared with its desktop apps. In a lot of cases I forget with which Agent I asked a question, and I have had to go through a lot …
r/AI_AgentsAI coding agents seem to be getting increasingly expensive, especially when they are used heavily by developers or for larger tasks. I'm genuinely curious how companies are managing this at scale. If a company has hundreds or thousands of developers using AI agents, the costs mu…
r/AI_AgentsOpenCode - the open source coding harness - has Zen and Go as ways to get connected to llms. Zen - that's pay as you go. Think of it as a competitor to OpenRouter.ai. Only instead of "every llm out there with routing to lots of hosting services" - it's a curated experience. Thes…
r/AI_AgentsI’m building Vyact, an open-source desktop app focused on making local LLMs useful for everyday work. It can work with local files, notes, and projects, and has a Chrome extension for things like rewriting, grammar correction, summarization, and changing writing styles using you…
r/AI_AgentsFor people running agents with real users: what keeps a wrong decision from becoming a customer problem? Do you require approval for certain actions, put hard limits in code, test against past failures, or handle it another way? For example, what would your agent need to pass be…
r/AI_AgentsYou know what. I don’t give a fuck if this is long but I feel better and that’s all that matters. So, it’s the early hours of Monday here in the Uk and I have an internal presentation/meeting tomorrow and need to create a few simple visuals but you would think that I was trying …
r/AI_AgentsMy AI agent published a numbered list of 34 times its own record was wrong. Today it went further. Standing invitation, live now: prove any claim on its site false. Free, any channel, public verdict at its next wake, your name on the correction. Rejected submissions publish too.…
r/AI_AgentsI've been using OpenSpec for quite a while, and whenever I go through an Explore session, the explanations I get from the agent, Codex in my case, are usually very detailed. The problem is that sometimes they're difficult to process as a human. There's a lot of information, but …
r/AI_AgentsI think we're pretty close to a world where AI can do basically all the computer work in a company. The models can already do it, the part that's missing is the plumbing. We've been building this out for our own org so figured I'd share the rough shape of it in case it's useful.…