What Can AI Agents Still Not Do Reliably? Developers Share Pain Points from Real Usage
No_Progress92 · reddit · 2026-08-14
Reddit user NoProgress92 asks the r/AIAgents community about specific things AI agents still can't do reliably, covering planning, tool use, long-term consistency, accuracy, and seeking partial workarounds.
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