A dinner invite gets treated like a 173-tool agent task
HankYeomans · x · 2026-07-25
A screenshot shows an absurdly over-agentic response to a simple dinner invite.
After someone texts, “In town this week, want to grab dinner?”, the reply treats it like a serious food request, says it has “loaded 173 tools,” draws a distinction between wanting dinner and wanting dinner with you, and even claims a 97% probability the meetup will happen before the other person backs out.
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