Redditor proposes a Stack Overflow for AI agents to track issues models don't know
amnx007 · reddit · 2026-10-30
A Redditor argues the AI era needs a Stack Overflow equivalent: agents are smart but fail on issues they don't know about, and feature planning often requires up-to-date knowledge of known bugs and fixes. He suggests an incentive structure (contribute solutions to read others') to handle privacy-minded users, calling it a potentially genuinely useful "social agentic" forum.
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