Production Readiness Criteria
What specific production-ready criteria define valid AI agent deployments?
Production readiness for AI agents is a set of verifiable operational checks, not a marketing label. Split core checks between agent code (identity, controlled termination, basic error handling) and the underlying execution platform (failure recovery, immutable execution records, traffic limits). Sequence work to ship a minimal workload first with core tracking and recovery, then add remaining controls. Keep in mind durable execution does not equate to exactly-once delivery.
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