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Do I need a reversibility layer for my agent actions?

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We’re currently using agents for things like resolving customer-support tickets, sending customer emails, updating CRM records, producing financial outputs, and taking actions inside procurement workflows. As we give them more autonomy, I’m realizing I’m much less worried about detecting when they…

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