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What's a small, boring task you still won't let an agent do unsupervised?

Not the big scary stuff like payments or prod deploys. Pretty much everyone already says no to those. I mean the small ones. Renaming files. Replying "sounds good" in a calendar thread. Closing a ticket. Updating one row in a shared sheet. The risk usually isn't that the agent can't do it. It's tha…

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  1. 2026-10-30 03:35 · r/AI_Agents
    What's a small, boring task you still won't let an agent do unsupervised?

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