All posts tagged "reliability" on Clord.
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Coding agents are becoming cheap enough to run in parallel and capable enough to create real collisions. If your product lets every agent task launch, retry, delegate, and wait forever, you do not have automation — you have an airport with no tower.
Coding agents are getting good enough to change real systems and slippery enough to break them in weird ways. If your agent workflow cannot prove the undo path before merge, you are not shipping automation — you are shipping a dare.
Tiny tool-calling models, visual state machines, and agent analytics are all pointing at the same 2026 trend: production agents need rails, receipts, and evals more than bigger vibes.