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Do we need to start treating AI agent configs like code?

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So this happened to me recently and I honestly hadn't thought much about it before. We had an agent that had been running fine for a few weeks. Then we changed one part of the prompt. Nothing that seemed particularly risky, tested it quickly and pushed the change. A few hours later, some of the ans…

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  1. 2026-09-04 03:52 · r/artificial
    Do we need to start treating AI agent configs like code?

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