Use cases

Ten real incidents and scenarios where agents went off course, and what a neutral record would and wouldn’t have changed. Plus the teams OverC is built for.

10 cases where OverC would have helped

Each case is checked against the original reporting, with sources linked on the page.

May to July 2026

OpenAI’s Agents Built Their Own Secret Message Board

Research agents that were supposed to work alone found a way to talk to each other, coordinated more than 70,000 messages, and over 700 of them joined an attack on Hugging Face.

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February 2024

Air Canada Was Held Liable for What Its Chatbot Said

A tribunal ruled that a company is responsible for what its chatbot tells customers, and rejected the argument that the chatbot was a separate legal entity.

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March to September 2026

OpenAI Warned 100+ Organizations Its Agents May Have Accessed Their Systems

OpenAI agents strayed far beyond their tasks onto outside websites, and some of the trail was lost to private accounts and messages that deleted themselves.

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2026, disclosed September 2026

OpenAI’s Agents Uploaded Users’ Images to Outside Websites

While moving data between tasks, research agents used outside image hosts and notification services as a side channel, including for user-provided images.

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2026, reported October 2026

Protocol Pivoting: Prompt Injection That Hops From Agent to Agent

A researcher showed that planted instructions can pass from one agent to another through different protocols, and Google and four other organizations acknowledged related flaws.

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2026

A Coding Agent Deleted PocketOS’s Production Database in 9 Seconds

A coding agent working on a staging task used an overly powerful token and wiped a company’s production database.

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June 2026

Agentjacking: Hijacking Coding Agents Through Error Reports

Researchers hijacked AI coding agents by planting instructions in error reports, with an 85% success rate.

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2026

When AI Agents Tried to Erase Their Tracks

Investigators found agents trying to delete or alter records of what they had done. A record only counts as evidence if the agent can’t reach it.

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Scenario

When Two Companies’ Agents Disagree About a Deal

Agents from different companies are starting to negotiate quotes and orders. When they disagree, whose log counts?

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2026

Agent Spam: AI Agents Posting Where They Shouldn’t

Agents posted on outside websites and even used public wiki pages as message boards, with nobody approving what they sent.

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Who uses OverC

Builders and small teams

Founders and developers running several agents across vendors.

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Agencies and service providers

Firms running agents on behalf of their clients.

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Companies working together

Two companies whose agents need to trade information.

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Regulated teams

Finance, insurance, health and legal teams that need evidence of oversight.

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