Recently watching a bunch of AI Agent automatic on-chain demo videos, they look pretty smooth, but my "crash sample enthusiast" instinct just wants to find: which step will send you into the timeline... Frankly, the biggest缺 not on the chain isn't intelligence, but fallback.

I think at least three parts still need human oversight: authorization/permissions—if the Agent gets excited and grants you unlimited access, you won't be able to track what goes wrong later; before signing, that quick glance of "which contract is this adjusting, which route is it taking," many people just treat it like ordering takeout; and also exception handling—slippage spikes, pools get front-run, contracts upgrade, the Agent might still be mechanically executing, but if you really want to stop, someone still needs to hit the brakes.

Now, some people are desperately hyping the narrative that "full automation is here," while security folks are picking apart the details until they go bald... I, for one, will first tighten permissions and layer the limits, even if it's a bit more trouble. What about you?