Production Readiness Criteria
Who owns production readiness capabilities for AI agent deployments?
Ownership of production readiness capabilities for AI agent deployments is split between agent code and the underlying execution platform. Agent code owns identity management, resource limits, and shutdown logic, while the platform handles recovery, persistent records, and secure orchestration; teams must align on these task splits during initial project planning. This split does not eliminate the need for thorough cross-layer validation work across both the agent code and platform layers.
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