Reddit asks: What does your production AI agent stack actually look like?
marcin_michalak · reddit · 2026-08-06
A Reddit user asks the community: once you move past the POC stage, what does your production AI agent stack look like? Questions cover frameworks (LangGraph, Mastra, AutoGen, etc.), hosting (FastAPI containers, Temporal/Celery, serverless), and state/telemetry (checkpoints, tracing). The post seeks real-world production experiences rather than local demos.
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