Building an Autonomy Error Budget Gateway with SigNoz and OpenTelemetry
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I built an AI agent that's allowed to run database migrations and clean up staging tables on its own. Then I built a second system whose only job is to take that permission away the moment things start going wrong. That second system is LEASH, and this is the story of building it in about a day for the Agents of SigNoz hackathon. The problem I actually cared about Everyone talks about AI agents "acting autonomously" like it's a settled, safe thing. It isn't. If you give an agent write access to…
1Key Takeaways
- I built an AI agent that's allowed to run database migrations and clean up staging tables on its own.
- Then I built a second system whose only job is to take that permission away the moment things start going wrong.
- That second system is LEASH, and this is the story of building it in about a day for the Agents of SigNoz hackathon.
- The problem I actually cared about Everyone talks about AI agents "acting autonomously" like it's a settled, safe thing.
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