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Have you ever given an AI agent less access after using it for a while?

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usually the idea is you trust it more over time and let it do more. I’m curious about the opposite. has anyone gone from letting an agent run freely to making it ask first, or taking a task away from it entirely? what changed your mind? I’m working on agent permissions, so I’m interested in what pe…

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    Have you ever given an AI agent less access after using it for a while?

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