Is API drift silently breaking your production AI agents? A dev is probing the pain
FinancialTopic6522 · reddit · 2026-10-26
A developer explores whether "API drift" is a real production threat for AI agents: when vendors silently change fields, response structures, or behavior, agents may keep running and make wrong decisions instead of crashing. He shares a pre-alpha concept of a runtime layer between agents and APIs that checks configured drift signals, records decisions, and supports selective repairs, and asks practitioners whether schema validation and testing already suffice.
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