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Why does deploying an agent still feel like deploying a side project?

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Getting an agent working locally has become ridiculously easy. The moment you want someone else to depend on it, everything changes. You need environments, secrets, permissions, monitoring, evaluations, versioning, rollback and some way to know whether the new version is actually better. It feels s…

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  1. 2026-08-23 16:52 · r/artificial
    Why does deploying an agent still feel like deploying a side project?

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