What Must an Enterprise 'Jarvis' Actually Do? Builders Debate Core Actions and Dealbreakers
Sea_Somewhere1194 · reddit · 2026-11-06
A Reddit discussion aimed at CEOs, PMs, and builders argues a real enterprise AI assistant must go beyond answering questions and drafting text — it has to execute actual work across a company's stack.
The poster poses two questions: must-have actions (querying DBs, updating CRMs/code, managing schedules, running workflows) and architecture dealbreakers (human-in-the-loop approvals, private/local hosting, long-term memory, custom API integrations) required before adoption.
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