Fallback stops being optional once billing limits, rate caps, and provider weirdness start breaking agent runs. This post covers how to design multi-p
A lot of teams still treat fallback like a polish feature.
Something you add after v1.
Something for "enterprise reliability" later.
I think that mindset is dead if you're building agents that actually run all day.
While digging into OpenAI billing issues and quota weirdness, I found a thread on r/openclaw where someone wrote:
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