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FROM PROTOTYPE TO PRODUCTION
Part 9 of 9
CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING
• Name two reasons demos hide problems.
◦ Answer: Hand-picked inputs and skipping error handling, logging, and limits are two; small scale and watched single runs are others.
• Why must partial checklist items not count as done?
◦ Answer: A half-finished safeguard can fail exactly when needed, giving false confidence.
• If each of ten steps is 95 percent reliable, roughly how reliable is the whole chain?
◦ Answer: About 60 percent, because the chances multiply.
• Why do simple agents tend to win in production?
◦ Answer: They have fewer ways to fail and are easier to test, debug, and explain.
• Why do most production agents stay simple and controllable?
◦ Answer: Because simple agents are easier to test, watch, and fix, and predictable behavior matters more in production than clever behavior.
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