Agents
when you take agents to production, you need to think about guardrails we provide 2 abstractions for guardrails 1. middleware provides hooks…
when you take agents to production, you need to think about guardrails we provide 2 abstractions for guardrails 1. middleware provides hooks around the agent loop that you can use to handle retries, e
when you take agents to production, you need to think about guardrails we provide 2 abstractions for guardrails 1. middleware provides hooks around the agent loop that you can use to handle retries, errors, and application specific guards (like PII redaction) 2. filesystem permissions expose declarative allow/deny rules so that you can control how your agent interacts w/ its filesystem read all about it in our new "going to production" docs! https://docs.langchain.com/oss/python/deepagents/going-to-production#guardrails
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Source: Harrison Chase (X) | 2026-04-13