(agent-to-agent transfer) → guardrail_span (safety check result) → custom_span (you define this)
(The #1 mistake)Most common mistake:
Two https://t.co/7YwAiLLzpf() calls → two disconnected traces in the dashboard.
Fix:
python
AI engineers building AI agents skip tracing.
They find out why that was a mistake when a client's workflow breaks and there's zero record of what the agent actually did.
Here's the full mental model, structured so you can study it later.
@Joy_Nahza Hmmm... Okay, I agree that the ratio is on the side of those who don't get procedures. I think you're overlooking one fact though, surgeons may not get procedures simply because they just don't want to. Professional detachment isn't the same as disbelief in the product.
7/If you're building multi-agent systems, where in your stack would a malicious instruction actually get caught right now?
Following the OpenAI Agents SDK series as I build toward a full production AI ops platform. More breakdowns coming.
Guardrails in the OpenAI Agents SDK
1/Your AI agent hands off to a billing specialist. The specialist calls a refund tool. You assumed the guardrail on the first agent was still protecting that call.
It wasn't.
The standard is simple: best there ever was.
Not best in my circle. Not best right now.
Best. Ever.
Obsessed. Possessed. All in.
Anything less is a waste of the time I have.