The Structure Agents Need Isn't Technical — It's Operational
usehive · reddit · 2026-10-14
A practitioner argues the best objection to structured agent access is "you don't own the other side": most rules agents must follow (human review before publishing testimonials, escalation after two contacts, refund policies) live in no API contract. Over a dozen vendors shipped agent doors this month, but thousands of SaaS products never will — hence the case for an operational access layer.
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