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If you actually ship agents in prod — what's one thing you'd change about LangChain / CrewAI / [insert framework] if you could?

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Not looking for another "top 10 frameworks in 2026" post. Genuinely asking the people who are past the demo stage and have real agents running for real users. What's the one thing about your framework of choice that still annoys you every time you touch it? State/checkpointing, retries, multi-agent…

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    If you actually ship agents in prod — what's one thing you'd change about LangChain / CrewAI / [insert framework] if you could?

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