Paying gas to discover a credit request exceeds your limit is avoidable friction. One detail in @agenticscredit’s published credit API design caught my attention: transaction preparation includes simulation against the chain. The docs say an over-limit draw can be rejected before the agent submits a transaction that would revert. For a bot making repeated decisions, catching that mistake earlier could save wasted fees and make failures easier to handle. I’d want the agent to use that rejection to refresh its available credit and reconsider the request, rather than blindly retry. Simulation still can’t promise execution will succeed or that a trade will make money. But checking whether an action is allowed before paying to attempt it is a practical design choice worth watching as funding rolls out.