Founder asks: what are you actually letting your AI agents buy?
kevinfee · reddit · 2026-10-14
The founder of Authoryze, a service that lets AI agents make purchases under spending rules without ever seeing your real card, asks what people actually let their agents buy — API credits, software, travel? He notes few real-world stories exist and wants to know what's holding people back, highlighting agent payments as an unsolved adoption bottleneck.
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