Recently, I tried having an AI agent help me with on-chain tasks, and it feels a lot like a "quick-handed intern": clicks fast, works diligently, but when something really goes wrong, a human still has to cover. For example, with authorization, it gets excited and gives unlimited permissions; if I don’t keep an eye on it, by the next day I look at my wallet and feel panicked like I left the gas on. Also, with cross-chain/chain-switching IDs, one wrong step and the gas fee is just tuition. Not to mention some signature pop-ups are written in a shady way; it can read the words but doesn’t necessarily understand the "traps."

Lately, that main public chain is about to upgrade/maintain, and everyone in the group is guessing whether the project will move. I just assume it might glitch out: do tasks in advance if possible, don’t let assets get stuck on bridges. First, I’ll revoke old authorizations for my commonly used dApps to avoid having to fix things later.