Congrats on the v3 launch!
The shift from standard chatbots to real agentic workflows is huge right now. Simple chatbots work fine for basic Q&A, but as soon as you need a system to actually reason over a problem, call tools, and finish a task, standard scripts break down fast.
We see this shift all the time at Gaper.io (https://gaper.io/) with teams moving away from basic ticket deflection toward building task-executing agents that actually handle real work.
Curious how Hexabot handles exceptions when an agent hits an edge case mid-workflow? Is there built-in human-in-the-loop escalation, or do you handle that through custom fallback logic in the node graph?
Congrats on the v3 launch!
The shift from standard chatbots to real agentic workflows is huge right now. Simple chatbots work fine for basic Q&A, but as soon as you need a system to actually reason over a problem, call tools, and finish a task, standard scripts break down fast.
We see this shift all the time at Gaper.io (https://gaper.io/) with teams moving away from basic ticket deflection toward building task-executing agents that actually handle real work.
Curious how Hexabot handles exceptions when an agent hits an edge case mid-workflow? Is there built-in human-in-the-loop escalation, or do you handle that through custom fallback logic in the node graph?