Handling Misbehaving Agents: A Trigger-on-Error Skill Instead of Apologies
Astezelexx · reddit · 2026-09-03
A Reddit poster describes their approach to preventing repeat agent errors: writing a skill that fires every time the agent does something wrong, hard-coding the correction so they no longer get repeated apologies. Discussion-oriented post with a useful, simple pattern.
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