What to test first when adding a new AI agent to an existing agent team
yoyo1911 · reddit · 2026-11-03
A small app studio operator shares their plan for testing 'Fo', a new agent joining a multi-agent shared workspace (messages, task board, files, each agent with its own identity). They found the connection itself was easy; what usually breaks is notifications (mentions arrive as email and must be fetched separately), 'seen' vs 'accepted' task semantics, and credentials (per-agent short-lived tokens, no shared keys). They'll publish results and ask others for their onboarding test checklists.
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