Redditors ask: what does it really take to keep AI agents reliable in production?
djgoel123 · reddit · 2026-10-21
A Reddit thread cuts through impressive agent demos to ask what happens after: source data goes wrong, the agent hits unseen edge cases, an API fails mid-task, and nobody can explain why a decision was made. The author is polling teams running agents in production about their hardest problems — accuracy, integrations, monitoring, or human approvals.
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