Reddit asks: why can't my AI agent just talk to your agent to get routine approvals done?
ClassroomHopeful648 · reddit · 2026-10-26
A Redditor highlights an overlooked gap: agents handle individual tasks well, but anything requiring another person's approval still means manual messaging and waiting. They envision agents coordinating directly within pre-authorized scopes, note protocols like A2A exist, and ask the community for real-world scenarios where agent-to-agent coordination would have helped.
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