Built our own tool after watching agents silently fail on live webhooks in production
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Agents don't need mocks that pretend. They need auth failures, 429s, and retry cycles that behave exactly like your real provider does, not what you guessed it would do. We kept running into this when building agents that handle real transactions. The agent passes every test, then fails on the firs…
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- 2026-09-01 13:20 · r/AI_Agents
Built our own tool after watching agents silently fail on live webhooks in production
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