u/No-Conflict4823

Not talking about building or demos. Talking about operating agents in live environments, across teams, with real business processes running through them.

If that's you — what are you running into day to day, and have you found anything that actually works?

The pain points I keep hearing about at this stage:

• Human-in-the-loop routing — agents that need approval on certain actions but there's no clean system for it. Someone becomes a bottleneck or nothing gets reviewed.
• No audit trail — when something goes wrong, nobody can reconstruct what the agent did, in what order, or what it had access to at the time.
• Tool and access sprawl — agents connected to multiple systems with no clean map of what's authorized to do what.
• Governance added after the fact — the agent ships, then legal or security starts asking questions nobody has good answers to.
• Can't hand it off — the person who built it is the only one who can run it, so it doesn't scale past one person.

Two things I'm genuinely curious about:

1. Is this your reality, or is the real friction somewhere else entirely?
2. If you've solved any of this — even partially — what did that actually look like?

Specifically interested in multi-agent setups and teams operating inside enterprise environments where compliance and accountability matter. That's a small crowd and Reddit might not be where they are — but worth asking directly.