TINYFISH
CURRENT
A journal for living in the agentic ageWe kept returning to one number. A fleet monitoring system flags about 100,000 events a week. Roughly 50 reach a human reviewer. Those reviewers make judgment calls that quietly harden into organizational rules. No precedent recorded, no reconciliation across shifts. The official governance sits in a document somewhere. The actual governance is being written inside ticket queues by people who don't know they're authors. This issue follows that gap into permissions, approvals, and the afterlife of completed work. At every level, the controls accumulating by accident are outpacing the ones designed on purpose. If you're deploying agents at scale, that's already true for you. Nobody's keeping the record.
