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What safeguards do you actually use before letting an AI agent act on its own?

This story is from 2026-09-07. It is preserved in the archive; the latest stories are on the live feed.

For people running agents with real users: what keeps a wrong decision from becoming a customer problem? Do you require approval for certain actions, put hard limits in code, test against past failures, or handle it another way? For example, what would your agent need to pass before you let it send…

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