Too polite to be useful - when AI safety prompts kill the vibe @VMwareTanzu
Too polite to be useful - when AI safety prompts kill the vibe  @VMwareTanzu
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 20 hours ago
“It’s very polite and responsible about asking permission to do things. But that kind of kills the vibe of getting all this benefit.” @thecote on the productivity tax you pay when the agent is so careful it makes you click through every action. Okay. No. Okay. Over-asking leads to the exact thing you were trying to avoid: people stop reading what’s being asked.

(There is a name for this: alert fatigue.)

Clipped from a conversation on giving agentic AI a shell in the enterprise, with @davidzendzian on Tanzu Catsup.

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