alt Hacker News> Let’s say you have an incident, and you need a resolution. Do you send out the AI for the hunt and fix it within 5 minutes, or spend 30 minutes going around, figuring out the problem yourself?
Let’s say you have an incident, and you need a resolution. Do you spend 5 minutes tinking, then solving the problem or send out the AI for the hunt and spend 30 minutes grappling with hallucinations and non-sensical output?
The 5 minutes I’ve seen is usually by someone that will send the complete output to someone else to decipher, while saying they have figured it out. Then they’ll turn into a meat proxy between the team and the agent.
In real life, for systems where incidents that require such rapid responses, you usually have fail-safes an killswitches. When you were designing your system, did you put in place alerts and monitoring to mitigate risks?
I’m not sure if you’re running the latest frontier models. Every single engineer (and myself included!) has mentioned numerous times how nothing beats AI in debugging. My other guess would be that you have non-standard set up that Opus 5.5 doesn’t know off the bat how to debug.
I wouldn’t say the same a year ago, but usually we get preliminary reports during incidents before someone can even auth to debug. Almost all the time, nowadays, the report is correct. We obviously verify it.