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What "production-ready" actually means, explained for founders who don't code

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I run a small dev shop and for the last year or so most of what comes in the door is some version of "I built this in Lovable (or Bolt, or Replit, or Cursor), it works, I have users, my developer says it isn't production ready, what does that even mean and is he just trying to bill me more." Someti…

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  1. 2026-09-07 12:44 · r/AI_Agents
    What "production-ready" actually means, explained for founders who don't code

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