Recently, I’ve been watching AI Agents running around on the blockchain—it feels like automatically ordering takeout. It can place the order, but whether it sprinkles scallions or not is still something I have to keep staring at… Put plainly, the three areas that most need a human to cover the gap are: first, permissions/authorization—before signing, I still need to see with my own eyes which assets it’s going to move; second, the routing choices where it “thinks it knows better,” like cross-chain, swapping pools, or setting gas too aggressively—one mistake is enough to be painful; third, the stop-loss after something goes wrong—when things blow up, the robot won’t show any hesitation; it will just keep executing. The whole “modular, DA layer” development chatter is pretty lively among developers, but for users it’s just, “So which button am I supposed to press?”… Anyway, my current approach is: let it do a small test run, and I manually lock in the thresholds and my retreat/exit conditions—otherwise, once it starts turning everything into ice cream, nobody can stop it.