If your AI agents take real actions (refunds, account changes, infra), how do you handle approvals going stale?
I'm trying to understand how teams handle this in practice. Example: an agent requests an $8,000 refund. It's over the limit, so a manager has to approve it. The manager approves 20 minutes later, but in the meantime the customer opened a chargeback dispute. The refund goes through anyway, because…
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- 2026-10-06 20:56 · r/AI_Agents
If your AI agents take real actions (refunds, account changes, infra), how do you handle approvals going stale?
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