AI Agents can now make on-chain interactions feel quite smooth: finding paths, splitting orders, passing through aggregators, even automatically changing gas... but when it comes to the critical steps, humans still need to be the backup. For example, with authorization, no matter how smart the robot is, it can't understand what's hidden behind "unlimited authorization"; or if there's an unfamiliar pool in the routing, I’d rather click a few more times myself to confirm, because if slippage gets too big, I start to get sarcastic. And the most realistic part: it won't judge whether "this yield is that typical inflation + studio + coin price spiral" in blockchain games; the more automated it gets, the more quietly you might lose money. Anyway, right now I think: the Agent handles the heavy lifting, I keep an eye on permissions, expectations, and the exit button—don’t outsource the backup too.