How much of your agent workflow do you actually trust to run unattended?
External-Wind-5273 · reddit · 2026-08-31
The poster opens a discussion: there's usually a line between letting an agent handle a task and wanting to watch what it does. They ask where that line sits for others—which tasks agents can fully own, and which still need a human in the loop.
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