LangChain Guide: How Schneider, Vodafone and monday.com Scale AI Agents to Production
LangChain · x · 2026-09-30
LangChain released a new guide, Scaling Agents in Europe & the Middle East, distilling lessons from Schneider Electric, Vodafone and monday.com on moving AI agents from experiments to enterprise production.
Key topics covered:
- Shared agent platforms and LLMOps practices
- Production observability and evaluation
- Multi-agent architectures
- Clearer boundaries between agents, tools and sandboxes
- Security, governance and data residency
- Scaling adoption across teams and business units
The core argument: scaling agents takes more than a capable agent — teams need infrastructure and feedback loops that make agent behavior visible, measurable, governable and continuously improvable. The guide doubles as promotion for LangSmith and its ephemeral isolated microVM sandboxes for agent-generated code.
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