Agents Are Only as Good as the User
Most bad agent output does not start with the model. A lot of it starts with unclear work: vague jobs, missing context, no rules, no approval point, and no definition of done.
A short, operator-written newsletter about where AI belongs, where it does not, and how agentic workflows move real work from open loop to closed loop.
Most bad agent output does not start with the model. A lot of it starts with unclear work: vague jobs, missing context, no rules, no approval point, and no definition of done.
Plain-English judgment on what agentic AI is actually good for, without pretending every business problem needs an agent.
Real operating loops: follow-up, intake, scheduling, reporting, research, QA, CRM cleanup, and the handoffs people keep dropping.
Sources, counterpoints, and reminders that good AI systems need context, tools, review, fallback paths, and ownership.
A practical check on why agents need clear jobs, context, boundaries, approval gates, and a definition of done.
A practical reset on why a chatbot answer is not the same as a workflow that closes the loop.