We are rushing toward autonomous agents, but are we building resilient software or just expensive prompt-looping machines? Hi, my Name is Felix Helleckes. I’m a Senior QA Engineer and Fullstack Developer with a passion for building autonomous systems. Currently, I’m focusing on the intersection of AI and data at SteamRoast.ai. Let’s connect: LinkedIn See my Hobby Projects here: GitHub Read More In the last six months, the “Agent” hype has shifted from experimental Python scripts to polished, production-ready frameworks. We are no longer just chatting with LLMs; we are giving them hands, eyes, and — scarily enough — access to our file systems. Today, three names are dominating the conversation: OpenClaw, Paperclip.ing, and Hermes Agent. At first glance, they all promise the same: “Let the AI do the work.” But as a Senior QA Engineer, I don’t care about promises. I care about determinism, reliability, and edge cases. Here is how these three stack up when you strip away the marketing fluff.…