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Are prompt-based guardrails actually enough for AI agents that can take real actions?

Hi, I work on Aissist and I've been thinking about how people implement guardrails for AI agents that can actually take actions, not just answer questions. For a chatbot that only retrieves information, a bad response is frustrating. But when an AI agent can issue refunds, cancel orders, or change…

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  1. 2026-10-26 19:10 · r/AI_Agents
    Are prompt-based guardrails actually enough for AI agents that can take real actions?

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