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Stop building brittle local agent harnesses and prioritize production orchestration
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Transitioning agent workflows from local scripts to production-grade harnesses is now a requirement for scaling. This shift allows you to optimize GPU utilization and avoid the architectural "monolith" traps that plagued early cloud infrastructure.
Takeaways
- Move agent execution off laptops into standardized production environments.
- Prioritize high GPU utilization to maintain margins as you scale.
- Use modular orchestration to avoid building the next generation of monoliths.
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What Kubernetes’ “monolith” lesson means for AI agent harnesses
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