Xyber is making me rethink what autonomous agents should really be about. The whole thing isn't just handing over autonomy to agents and calling it a day—it's about building in real accountability. What I like is that every move gets recorded on-chain, so you're not betting on blind trust. Instead, you can actually verify what the agent did. That's a game-changer for how we approach agent-based systems. The behavior becomes transparent and auditable by default, which feels like the natural evolution for how decentralized systems should work.