For those who've actually shipped an AI agent to production, what broke first, the model's reasoning or the infrastructure around it?
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Not looking for the theoretical take; curious what actually failed first once real users hit it. Model output going sideways, or the plumbing around it (retries, state, handoffs to a human) not holding up under real traffic. Feels like most posts online talk about prompting and eval, not enough abo…
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For those who've actually shipped an AI agent to production, what broke first, the model's reasoning or the infrastructure around it?
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