Where do you draw the line on letting an AI agent buy things for you?
A discussion post asks the community where useful shopping automation ends and too much autonomy begins, with a proposal: the agent does everything up to checkout, and the human explicitly approves each purchase. The emerging consensus is that irreversibility is the real line — explicit per-transaction approval plus a hard spending cap is the setup actually used in production. Useful framing for anyone building agentic commerce features.