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Apparently those agents can sometimes quietly return wrong numbers for over a week before anyone notices. Seems like a common enough issue to watch out for.

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It’s wild how agents can fail silently without triggering alerts or logs since the system thinks every run succeeded. Seems like a lot of teams learn from demos where everything works perfectly and then get hit with this in production. Is the Udacity Anthropic course actually worth it for catching…

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  1. 2026-09-05 18:03 · r/AI_Agents
    Apparently those agents can sometimes quietly return wrong numbers for over a week before anyone notices. Seems like a common enough issue to watch out for.

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