Practical how-to guides for setting up, configuring, debugging, and running AI agents in 2026. Every guide is tested. Every guide is short. Most apply to any AI agent platform; some are Gravity-specific and marked.
"Roll back the agent's action" is not one operation. It is four operations, each appropriate for a different tier of action. Treating all rollbacks as equal leads to over-engineered Tier 1 actions and…
Code fails loudly. An exception is thrown, the process crashes, the error reaches the dashboard, the operator gets an alert. AI agents fail differently. The agent picks a wrong interpretation, takes a wrong action,…
Zapier and AI agents solve overlapping problems with different mental models. Zapier is trigger-step-action: a fixed pipeline that runs the same way every time. AI agents are outcome-driven: the agent picks the…
An agent that fails small is a fixable problem. An agent that fails catastrophically is a customer-trust event, a financial loss, or both. The difference is blast-radius control: the set of limits that bound what the…
Email is the master credential. Most accounts route password resets through it; many financial accounts treat email-confirmed-this as proof of identity. Granting an AI agent access to email is the most consequential…
Agent failures look like bugs but behave differently. A traditional code bug is deterministic; the same input always produces the same wrong output. An agent failure is a decision the agent made on an input where…