zeeg: Most people's agents are "snowflake machines" lacking repeatability
zeeg · x · 2026-10-12
zeeg argues that most people's agents resemble a fragile self-hosted home assistant that could break and force a full rebuild at any moment. In corporate scenarios where agents must handle thousands of tasks, repeatability matters most. He admits what he's pitching is essentially the enterprise/scale version of agents, which is unnecessary and often inefficient for many tasks.
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