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I would highly recomend running No influence cost mods for sectors so you can change them and fix up your planets when needed.
Its probably one of my biggest gripes with the game so far.
No matter what people claim over and over in the normal vanilla game the sector-AI does work, its not great but as long as you don't interfere with it too much and give it enough minerals to work with it will build up a working sector. Needs longer for it then a human player and seems to be dumb with using slaves/pops with boni-mali right and for my taste it overproduces food, but other then that it works.