With 10 AI agents tomorrow, would you know what to delegate? Agent management is the real skill gap
Druss_ · reddit · 2026-09-08
The author argues the first question about agents isn't which model or framework, but what to delegate: which tasks run autonomously, which need validation, when agents should escalate, and how much authority each gets. Agents expose the same weakness as human managers who can't delegate — the real skill gap is designing, delegating and supervising work, not prompting.
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