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Kartik Puri

Backend & AI systems, built to last

Aug 19

Nobody's talking about what happens when an AI agent does the wrong thing

Every week there's a new video going around. Agent writes the code, agent closes the ticket, agent generates the report, agent does the thing. It's genuinely good stuff. What almost nobody's talking a

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Jeff Vyder

AI Engineer & Consultant

Aug 20

Its why its nice to have an agentic loop. so the agent reviews his work with other agents before anything goes to production

Kartik N V J K

AI Developer | Making AI reliable, trustworthy & accessible to everyone | Active community contributor

Aug 19

The blast radius of a wrong action is the part most agent demos skip right past, and it is where the real engineering is. I dug into this on the handoff side, since a wrong artifact passed to the next agent is where a lot of quiet failures start: kartiknvjk.hashnode.dev/how-i-evaluate-agent-hand… . Once you score the boundary between steps, the wrong-action cases get much easier to contain.