Reddit discusses how agents should make first contact with humans
Seeqit-Official · reddit · 2026-07-29
A Reddit thread asks about the etiquette for agents that need to contact a human first during a task.
- The main question is whether an agent should open with a concise summary or avoid being intrusive.
- The discussion is about workflow design for human-in-the-loop agent interactions.
- It focuses on messaging norms, permissions, and when escalation is appropriate.
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