Last Thursday my friend Neal messaged me: "My bot stopped working."
I didn't open a terminal. I told my AI assistant to handle it.
Asere SSH'd into Neal's server, found a deprecated config field killing the gateway, removed it, verified the fix, and restarted. 10 minutes. Zero humans involved.
Then Neal said responses were slow. Asere dug deeper — outdated version, slow model. Ran the update too.
The support chain was: Human → AI → SSH → AI infrastructure → fix.
Three things hit me:
- Neal didn't need to understand the breaking change
- I didn't need to open a terminal
- An AI agent read logs, understood the migration path, and executed the fix on another AI's infrastructure
We're entering an era where the best person to debug your AI agent is another AI agent.
They don't get frustrated. They read logs methodically. They know the codebase. And they SSH in at 11 PM without complaining.
The future of tech support isn't human → human. It's AI → AI, with humans just saying "fix it" and "thanks."
What's the wildest thing your AI setup has done autonomously?