What Does a Production-Ready Enterprise AI Agent Stack Actually Look Like? Reddit Seeks Answers
done_action · reddit · 2026-10-13
A Reddit user lays out the real requirements for enterprise agent stacks — data privacy with action-level permissions, production reliability, observability (logging, tracing, evals), and integration with internal catalogs like Port — and argues orchestration frameworks like LangGraph and crewAI are only one piece. They ask teams running agents in production which tools held up and what they had to build themselves.
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