Reddit asks: does your AI agent already have write access to production?
hoop-dev · reddit · 2026-09-15
A developer sparked a Reddit discussion: in a well-run engineering org, nobody writes to prod by hand—changes are scripts, reviewed in PRs, applied by CI. AI is already writing those scripts, effectively inheriting the pipeline.\n\nThe core question: who reviews agent work, and who (or what) can supervise AI at AI speed? The author polls the community: do your agents write directly to prod, go through a human-in-the-loop pipeline, have read-only access, or none at all?
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