Who Pays When Actions Call Actions? The Missing Execution Model for Internet-Scale Agents
AdaptiveAgents · x · 2026-10-21
Continuing his agent architecture thread, the author raises the open problems of composed actions: who pays when one action calls another, whose authority is used, how to bound costs, and what happens if a provider vanishes mid-run. He argues this demands a different execution model — essentially processes running across the internet.
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