How to Manage Numerous Production Agents
Character_County4981 · reddit · 2026-07-08
The author asks how teams manage the inventory, ownership, monthly costs, and access permissions once they have over 20 or 30 agents running in production. They point out a common issue: after the agent developers leave, the systems keep running, calling APIs, and incurring costs, while no one clearly knows their owners or access scopes, and logs remain scattered across different tools.
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