AI Agents and Closure: Trusting the Workflow
rudrank · x · 2026-08-01
The author shares an experience of letting 3 AI agents run autonomously in the background without constant monitoring. This workflow triggered a reflection on the programming concept of 'closure'—self-contained blocks of functionality passed around in code. The piece explores the philosophical parallels between trusting code closures and relying on autonomous AI agents in modern development.
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