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Code Mode is an alternative architecture for AI agents that uses a programming sandbox instead of a large tool catalog. This approach drastically reduces context bloat, lowers token usage, and enables emergent behavior by allowing agents to compose tools in code.
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Harbor is an open-source framework for evaluating AI agents on real tasks using isolated sandboxes. It allows engineers to test agent changes by measuring side effects and optimizing metrics like tool call count, moving from 'vibes' to 'evidence.'
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Managed Deep Agents streamlines the journey from local agent prototype to production. It couples the agent harness with LangSmith infrastructure, simplifying complex tasks like durable execution, multi-tenancy, and context governance.
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Learn how to build reproducible AI agent evaluation pipelines using WolfBench. Discover why single scores are insufficient and how to track consistency, cost, and capability across six critical pipeline layers.
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Managed Deep Agents simplifies deploying mission-critical AI agents. It bundles the Deep Agents harness with managed LangSmith infrastructure, allowing developers to define, test, and deploy agents using the mda CLI.
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Harbor provides a rollout-centered view of evaluating and improving AI agents. It connects sandboxed environments, agent evaluations, and optimization workflows into a practical framework.
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Mastering the Agent Development Lifecycle requires moving beyond demos to systematic iteration across Build, Test, Deploy, Monitor, and Govern. Learn how advanced tooling uses tracing and online evals to ensure agents behave reliably at scale.
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