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Production-grade LLMs and agents: a field guide
Production-grade LLM agents require deterministic machinery around the probabilistic model, not a larger model. A maturity model defines six levels: determinism, evaluation, confidence, safety and governance, operability, and production-grade build, each assuming the one below. Teams should fix their weakest level in order, starting with determinism before evals, and contain the model to a single node in a fixed graph where it proposes actions a separate component applies after approval. A self-assessment checklist with items like evals as a CI gate and layered guardrails helps teams identify their current level, with fewer than half ticked indicating they are earlier than the demo suggests. The post links to a series of 25 deep-dive articles covering each rung of the maturity model.

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Production-grade LLMs and agents: a field guide
Production-grade LLM agents require deterministic machinery around the probabilistic model, not a larger model. A maturity model defines six levels: determinism, evaluation, confidence, safety and governance, operability, and production-grade build, each assuming the one below. Teams should fix their weakest level in order, starting with determinism before evals, and contain the model to a single node in a fixed graph where it proposes actions a separate component applies after approval. A self-assessment checklist with items like evals as a CI gate and layered guardrails helps teams identify their current level, with fewer than half ticked indicating they are earlier than the demo suggests. The post links to a series of 25 deep-dive articles covering each rung of the maturity model.

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