The hardest part of enterprise agents is knowing they won't break real systems
SimplyAnnisa · x · 2026-09-09
Commenting on State Machines' launch, the author argues the hardest part of enterprise agents isn't getting them to run — it's knowing they won't break something once they finally get access to real systems. Giving agents realistic stateful API replicas and isolated environments provides a controlled space to test failures before they become customer problems.
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