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When an AI agent or RAG chatbot breaks, do companies actually hire outside specialists to fix it?

​ I've been trying to understand how small companies and startups handle problems with AI systems that are already in production. For example: A RAG chatbot keeps retrieving the wrong documents. An AI agent makes incorrect tool calls but reports success. An n8n or LangGraph workflow works during te…

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  1. 2026-10-22 16:40 · r/AI_Agents
    When an AI agent or RAG chatbot breaks, do companies actually hire outside specialists to fix it?

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