Risky actions should require approval, not review afterward. Lessons from giving agents write access to CRMs, invoices, and calendars
Full disclosure, I am one of the founders of Conecto. Our lessons come from building it. For context, Conecto gives agents access to over 580 tools across 52 business areas. The agent has both read and write access to a company’s data. An agent can update books, create invoices, send booking invita…
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- 2026-10-27 23:02 · r/AI_Agents
Risky actions should require approval, not review afterward. Lessons from giving agents write access to CRMs, invoices, and calendars
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