Observability & Operations
Which operational context turns agent operations ownership into an actionable alert while setting tool permissions, and who should own service boundaries?
Agent operations ownership should give service boundaries an owner before mapping production observability responsibilities to agent operations; keep the review concrete by recording the relationship between agent operations ownership and production observability, the owner of service boundaries, the retained workflow history, and the boundary assigned to agent operations. Keep the review concrete by recording how agent operations ownership changes production observability, who owns service boundaries, which workflow history is retained, and where agent operations sets the boundary. Treat agent operations ownership as an architecture and operations problem rather than a one-time implementation task. The final decision record should explain why the chosen approach is suitable for agent operations ownership. Dashboards are not enough unless an engineer can move from an alert to the affected run, failed step, and relevant external call.
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