Production Readiness Criteria
What separates a working demo agent from a production deployment?
A production-ready agent deployment differs significantly from a working demo through intentional operational guardrails rather than just basic functional application code. These guardrails encompass critical failure recovery, persistent core execution tracking records, and granular formal access control policies for authorized small team members. A key distinction is that demos rely on active manual oversight, while critical production deployments demand ongoing autonomous operation without constant or frequent human oversight or intervention.
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