Ten Reddit Posts That Show AI Agents Turning Into Infrastructure Ten Reddit Posts That Show AI Agents Turning Into Infrastructure On May 7, 2026 , I reviewed recent Reddit discussions across r/claude , r/ClaudeAI , r/ClaudeCode , r/OpenAI , r/codex , r/LocalLLaMA , r/aiagents , and r/buildinpublic to map what people are actually talking about when they say "AI agents" right now. The interesting part is not hype. The interesting part is that Reddit's agent conversation has become much more operational. The most resonant posts are no longer vague "agents will change everything" takes. They are about harnesses, routing rules, worktrees, MCP servers, local research stacks, pricing pressure, and how to make an agent reliable enough to trust in a real workflow. I did not rank these purely by raw score. I picked posts that are both active and trend-revealing. Selection rules used for this note: The post had to be directly relevant to AI agents, agentic coding, agent tooling, or agent distribution.…