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AI agents are ready for production. The infrastructure around them isn’t.
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That’s why the conversation around AI agents has to move from demos to infrastructure.
Limit the blast radius: Restrict what AI agents can accessEngineering organizations are usually good at managing their people, systems, and production environments.
Give AI agents delegated authority, not their own identityMany teams still treat agent access as a set of API keys, which gets complicated fast.
Control AI agent tool access with least privilegeAgents get much more useful when they can use tools.
Treat AI agents as production infrastructure, not experimentsAI agents are becoming a major part of how teams build software, and more companies now run them as part of their production infrastructure.