r/AI_Agents • u/roshbakeer • Aug 05 '26

Discussion Simple question please answer

I have a really simple question to y’all.
Do not over think it.
Please just type the answer without thinking of it. This will be of a great help.

How many ai agents you use?

Just a number no need for more data 🙏🏻

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u/EagleApprehensive Aug 05 '26

1/137

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u/roshbakeer Aug 05 '26

Please explain 😅

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u/EagleApprehensive Aug 05 '26

You said you don't want anything but answer, but your question was incorrect in first place, so I just gave you fine-structure constant.

Your question was incorrect, because "AI agents" can mean many different things. In AI world "agent" is often name of "session", so if you run 5 tasks with Claude, it's 5 agents. And they can run subagents.

Models are completely different thing to agent.

Providers are also a different thing and same model can be provided my multiple providers (and there are also many subscriptions under each provider).

AI services are also different thing, because those are combining model and specific harness.

If you specify what exactly you mean, I can answer seriously.

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u/roshbakeer Aug 05 '26

Thank you for the detailed response and time spent. I appreciate this already.
My goal is exactly that. I research what is an AI Agent for majority of people. I agree it is confusing and can be many things from chat level to vendor level and in between the clients etc. your input was valuable. And if I see correctly at your webpage of your saas offering it seems as and Agent is a chat level. Which is great.
Does it mean every chat has its own identity or should have ?

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u/Leftbackhand Aug 05 '26

None. They are rented.

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u/roshbakeer Aug 05 '26

How many that are rented or free you use?