I Do Run AI Agents Overnight. Here's What Actually Matters.
Boundaries, supervision, evidence, and why unattended execution is not the same thing as unbounded autonomy.
Field notes on agent orchestration, evaluation, authority boundaries, enterprise integration, deployment, and production operations.
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Boundaries, supervision, evidence, and why unattended execution is not the same thing as unbounded autonomy.
Why tools can multiply while authority, state, and accountability still need one dependable home.
A deployment is not ready merely because the forward path looks convincing.
Production systems become trustworthy through bounded change, not theatrical confidence.
The first thing to fail in a homelab usually isn't the newest service. It's the assumption that the service is standing on something simple.
A post about autonomous AI agents hit the top of HN this morning. I actually run them. Here's what I've learned about where they work, where they fail, and the 6 rules I've settled on.
r/selfhosted just banned AI-vibe-coded projects except on Fridays. After running 100+ containers in production and building two SaaS products with AI assistance, here's where I actually land.