Production Readiness Criteria
How do I separate agent code responsibilities from platform execution duties?
Separating agent code and execution platform responsibilities is critical for ensuring stable and reliable production-grade agent deployments. Agent code handles prompt engineering, targeted tool prompting, and core business logic, while the platform manages execution persistence, automated failure recovery, resource limits, and centralized observability tooling. It is important to explicitly note that platform-provided observability data does not serve as a formal audit record, adhering to established operational boundary rules.
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