A manager calls out engineers for building token-hungry AI agents that barely work: a weather bot running 32 times daily, an astrology movie recommender. He orders them deleted and mandates the company build internal tools instead of paying for software.
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I want you to throw more tokens at that problem. Pick this up. Do you want an agent that checks the weather 32 times a day? No. Well, it doesn't matter. Just build it, okay? I want your agents taking calls. We're not going to pay for software subscriptions anymore. We're going to save money by vibe coding our own tools. You want to use Slack? Build it. You want to use Gmail? Build it. Ramp's token spend tool tells me you have an agent looking for movies based on your star sign. Are you trying to bankrupt this company? Delete that agent right now. Ramp's onto you, okay? Personal agent for checking the weather? When are you even in Saint-Tropez? You're in New York. You can delete that agent. I don't want to see Ramp's token spend tool flag your name again.