Devs shipping agents in prod: what would you rip out of your framework?
BhAAI777 · reddit · 2026-09-10
A Reddit thread aimed at developers who have agents running in production for real users asks: if you could change one thing about LangChain, CrewAI, or any framework, what would it be? The poster calls out state/checkpointing, retries, multi-agent handoffs, debugging failed runs, and tool-call reliability as common pain points, and invites predictions on where the space heads by 2027.
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