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Managing Multiple AI Agents
Teams struggle to deploy, manage, monitor, and govern multiple AI agents without constant manual effort and rebuilding infrastructure.
In their words
It's started 3 Astra sessions and in the past hour it's chewed up 25% of my weekly usage.
Sol wasn't really properly orchestrating, always stopping randomly or forgetting what needs to be done or leaving stuff half baked.
I kept hitting my weekly Fable limit too fast and have been experimenting because it's great but just too expensive/limited.
I've spent a fair bit of time fumbling around trying the get it working and I'm getting to the point where I'm questioning if it's worth the toil.
i have work stuff, personal automations, side project ideas - all mashed into the same chat
we found agents that had been built, deployed, and forgotten by people who’d since changed teams. No owner, no docs, still running, still with production credentials.
rodar esses agentes por várias horas é inviável pagando qualquer plano menor que $100 (Codex, Claude, etc)
He doesn’t see an issue with this. I on the other hand see this as a huge security breach
You can't switch models mid-session. You have to commit to one model for the entire session, which is really limiting.
Blocking it entirely for now, or found a way to deploy it sensibly?
Now my only job is to make sure the agent has proper context.
Access my emails? OH no, I can't do that, I need a google application dev API key.
This is a real communication problem that we face every day, and eventually someone will solve it well and I will ask our leadership to give them a lot of money.
Had an agent almost drain my API budget over a weekend — here's what actually stopped it happening again
AI agent builders and teams
Where they talk
- r/AI_Agents
- r/hermesagent
- r/ClaudeAI
- r/ClaudeCode
- r/codex
- r/copilotstudio
- r/aiagents
- r/LangChain
Tools they use today
- Claude
- Claude Code
- Hermes
- Codex
- MCP
- Copilot Studio
- OpenClaw
- Copilot
Why those fall short
- Output and instructions share one channel; safeguards and phrasing filters do not hold
- local models weaker than SOTA; paid plans too expensive for long runs
- connectors seen as controlled but users bypass via MCP or manual skills
- doesn't respect settings, wastes usage, bad orchestrator
- polling re-reads whole context each turn; no callback mechanism
Map of ideas
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