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What’s the most “agentic” thing you’ve built that actually survived contact with real life?

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I’m curious about agents that do more than just call a few tools in a happy-path demo. Something that has to deal with messy inputs, retries, partial failures, changing state, permissions, APIs going down, and still somehow finishes the job without constant babysitting. For people actually running…

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    What’s the most “agentic” thing you’ve built that actually survived contact with real life?

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