Hegel, GitOps and an agent in production: machine-readable contracts for agents
astropoolIO · reddit · 2026-10-25
A Picaporte Labs blog post arguing that while AI already works on your platform, agents require structural changes: machine-readable contracts, human sign-off mechanisms, and signed attestations. The piece frames production agent deployment through Hegel and GitOps, discussing permission and verification design for agents operating on real systems.
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