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Everyone caps their agent so a human can still check the output. Has anyone actually solved that?

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The advice that keeps coming back is to keep each run small enough that someone can verify it end to end. Small diffs, small task scopes, one thing at a time. It works, and it also means the agent runs at the speed of whoever is checking it, which is roughly the opposite of why anyone bought one in…

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  1. 2026-09-16 09:51 · r/AI_Agents
    Everyone caps their agent so a human can still check the output. Has anyone actually solved that?

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