Testing, Versioning & Release
What staging environment requirements apply to durable agent workflows?
Staging environments for Diagrid Catalyst’s agentic durable execution workflows require accurate parity with production’s dependency and execution stacks. They must mirror isolated model endpoints and persistent state storage systems, plus include dedicated replay tooling to validate both completed and in-progress workflow runs. A key boundary to observe is preventing cross-staging data leaks, as these can skew test validity by mixing unintended state between environments.
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