Guides
Each guide explains one problem developers search for, what causes it, and how to fix it, with or without Call4Agents.
- Why did my AI agent send the email twice?
An agent crashes, retries or resumes right after a tool ran, and the tool runs again. Why it happens, and three honest ways to fix it in Python. - LangGraph: idempotent tool calls after interrupt, resume and crashes
LangGraph restarts a node when it resumes after interrupt(), and a crash can repeat work done after the last checkpoint. How to stop repeats. - OpenAI Agents SDK: stop a tool from running twice on retry or resume
How to make function tools in the OpenAI Agents SDK once-only across retries, resumed runs and approvals, with a runnable example. - Pydantic AI: crash-safe tools and deferred tool approvals
Pydantic AI continues an approved run as a new run with the saved message history. How to keep the tool from acting twice if the process stops in between. - Why does a long tool call run twice when I have several workers?
With several workers or replicas, a long agent tool call can be picked up by a second worker while the first is still running it. How to make the second one stop. - MCP servers: handle duplicate tool calls from client retries
An MCP client that loses a response may send the same tools/call again. How an MCP server in Python can return the first result instead of acting twice. - Human approval that binds to the exact arguments
A "yes" to pay(10, alice) must not run pay(9999, mallory), and one "yes" should cover one action. How to bind an approval to what was shown. - Idempotency keys for AI agent tool calls
Give an agent's API calls an idempotency key that stays the same across crashes and retries, so Stripe-style APIs drop the duplicate.