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Is my personal agent rule too cautious: agent drafts, human books and pays?

I am building a personal assistant to push my own capabilities forward. I started with one small job. The job is a morning brief. It lists my calendar for today, deadlines in the next 48 hours, new recruiter messages (tech stack only), and new marketplace replies only. Nothing else. The setup: one…

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  1. 2026-10-25 02:40 · r/AI_Agents
    Is my personal agent rule too cautious: agent drafts, human books and pays?

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