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Developers: What are your biggest frustrations with AI agents? #210331
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I think one of the most frustrating things about AI agents is when they make changes without really understanding the codebase. The code might look right at first, but it can end up causing other problems. Another annoying thing is when an agent makes a mistake, you explain what went wrong, and it still repeats the same mistake. Sometimes it feels like you're spending more time correcting the AI than actually solving the problem. I'd like to see agents get better at learning from previous attempts, understanding the context of a project, and checking their work before saying they're done. I don't think generating code faster is enough if you still have to double-check everything yourself. |
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I'm researching real-world problems with AI agents. I'd love your input!
Hi everyone! 👋
I'm a student developer working on Wirsuels AI, an AI platform concept focused on coordinating multiple AI agents to complete complex tasks, create and test missing tools when needed, and learn from previous results.
I'm currently participating in the International AI Startup Challenge 2026–27, and one of the most important things I need to do before building the full product is understand the problems real users actually face.
That's why I'm reaching out to this community. I don't want to build something based on assumptions. I'd rather learn from developers who have firsthand experience with AI coding assistants, autonomous agents, and multi-agent workflows.
I'd really appreciate your thoughts on a few questions:
I'm especially interested in real examples and experiences, including small problems that waste time or make you lose trust in an agent.
This is genuine user research for my project and the competition, not a product promotion. I haven't come here to sell anything or ask anyone to sign up. I want to understand real needs before deciding what to build and which features matter most.
Even a short response to one question would be incredibly helpful.
Thanks for your time! 🙏
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