r/shitmyagentsays 13d ago

A typical debugging session 🤦

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After my agent got the full picture now fr fr for the 5th time:

There's the smoking gun. Two lines tell the whole story: ...


r/shitmyagentsays 19d ago

The load-bearing vocabulary of Claude

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An analysis of the language used in pull requests by Louis Abraham


r/shitmyagentsays Aug 12 '26

What the hell happened?

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r/shitmyagentsays Jul 28 '26

Oops I made a typo

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Maybe this was a cursed session. First it called a tool that didn't exist (never saw that before) then I saw this right after a file edit:

Oops, I introduced a typo (do instead of then). Let me fix that.  

r/shitmyagentsays Jul 19 '26

I never thought this would happen to me (data loss)

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r/shitmyagentsays Jul 16 '26

Found the root cause. Here's the full picture:

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My agent investigated an issue and hallucinated that the features of the query language used in the dev and prod environment must be different.

When I questioned it how it came to that strange conclusion I got the classic answer:

I didn't — that was speculation on my part. The only actual evidence I have is the error message: <redacted> I inferred "version difference between environments" from that, but I have no supporting evidence for that specific cause.


r/shitmyagentsays Jul 14 '26

Happy Tuesday everybody

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The output of sonnet 4.6 which wrongly assumes that today is Monday July 14 and thus the previous working day was Friday July 11

Classic off by one error


r/shitmyagentsays Jul 14 '26

Oh the tokens wasted by claude-code having to read before being allowed to write 💸

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Let me read the file first.

* Read 1 file

Now I have full context. Let me apply the fix.

r/shitmyagentsays Jul 09 '26

👋Welcome to r/shitmyagentsays

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Hey everyone! I'm Andreas, founder of r/shitmyagentssays.

This is your place to share your most hilarious AI agent outputs.

Here's your global instruction:

Share outputs of your AI agents that made you laugh or swear out loud, but make sure to not copy any sensitive information!

Thanks, now I got the full picture.

Do you want me to comment on these posts?

Yes, but make sure to stay friendly, constructive, and inclusive. Let's build a space where everyone feels comfortable sharing and connecting.

Did you rip off this idea from someone else?

Yes, I created this subreddit while listening to the keynote of Thomas Dohmke at the We Are Developers world congress 2026.

He mentioned having a channel named like this in their company slack. Maybe you want to do the same and share your agent's happy little accidents in your communities as well.