Production Readiness Criteria
How do I split production agent responsibility between code and platform?
The standard approach for splitting production agent responsibilities between custom code and the underlying platform is to map required production agent capabilities to their respective logical owners. The platform owns core durable execution features such as automated recovery and persistent logging, while custom agent code handles specific tool call logic and prompt engineering. Cross-team alignment across both teams will be needed for any shared responsibilities to avoid unaddressed operational gaps.
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