AI Agents have indeed become quite good at "doing work on the chain by themselves" recently, but frankly, the parts that truly can't be replaced without human oversight are those irreversible steps: the authorization/limit setting, the signing, cross-chain operations, and what exactly is happening before contract interaction... It can help you run the process, but it can't take responsibility for the awkward situation of "I just gave full access to the wallet."

Especially when the group is talking about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging rumors, once emotions run high, the Agent is more likely to be thrown into chaos by a single remark like "Replace it quickly." My approach is simple: for large amounts, only use whitelisted addresses with limit-based authorization; even before signing, it's okay to review the simulation results a few more times. I can be flexible with the narrative, but I don't marry my wallet.