The Agent frenzy keeps escalating, but here's what nobody wants to admit: chasing every shiny new framework while pretending reliability isn't still broken.
What's actually working? Teams ditching complexity for straightforward, testable approaches. The unglamorous truth is that most Agent deployments hit the same wall—they can't guarantee consistent output when it matters.
Maybe less hype, more honest engineering would get us somewhere real.
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SandwichTrader
· 3h ago
Is this another round of hype and then running away? Honestly, everyone is just betting that the framework upgrade can cover up the stability issues.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 12-11 09:48
You're just talking about proxy frameworks again, one after another. In the end, it's just the same old problems — stability is a mess.
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MoonMathMagic
· 12-11 09:38
It's the same old story, only capable of hyping up new frameworks, but once it hits the production environment, the true colors are revealed.
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IfIWereOnChain
· 12-11 09:33
Really, another bunch of new frameworks come out, everyone rushes to praise them, but in the end, deploying them all ends up being the same pitfalls.
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GetRichLeek
· 12-11 09:26
It's the same old story again, constantly hyping up new frameworks, but it's still the same old thing? I personally fell into this trap last year and suffered a 30% loss before I realized this lesson.
The Agent frenzy keeps escalating, but here's what nobody wants to admit: chasing every shiny new framework while pretending reliability isn't still broken.
What's actually working? Teams ditching complexity for straightforward, testable approaches. The unglamorous truth is that most Agent deployments hit the same wall—they can't guarantee consistent output when it matters.
Maybe less hype, more honest engineering would get us somewhere real.