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Agentic AI needs event-driven thinking. Without it, 80% of projects will get stuck in the pilot phase
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Event-driven design is the missing runtime discipline. Treating agent actions as discrete events with state transitions makes failures visible and recoverable — otherwise, pilots die on unpredictable loops and untraceable decisions.