Just now my phone popped up a red dot: a certain agent "has automatically completed cross-chain + deposit and lending," which looks quite convenient, but I still manually opened the on-chain record to confirm... To put it simply, the biggest risk for the agent now is boundary conditions: granting too much authority, routing through strange pools, gas soaring and still executing forcibly, the bridge getting stuck without a receipt. And there are those new L2/L1s that, once incentivized, pull TVL aggressively, and old users complain "mining, withdrawing, selling" is no surprise; the agent will only follow the rules to push, and if no one watches it, it might turn into automatically taking the last step. Anyway, my current fallback is three things: keep permissions as small as possible, verify each step (tx hash matches), and stop immediately when encountering anomalies, preventing it from continuing on its own.