It's really nice to see an article that presents a balanced, non-frenzied view of what really works in production. Question though, what about the actual Agent itself? You've recommended using Langchain as a utility framework, but are you also using for the Agent or spinning it up in a different way? FastMCP etc. is a really good way to get the MCP up. I noticed though that things like Codex CLI struggled with accessing the MCP server over Http (not that it's a regular use case for enterprise systems). Very interesting to learn about DBOS and Prefect - I've played with Temporal in the past, but the others are new, and I'll be sure to check them out.
That is so true, but unfortunately if you are having a management following the hype and vibe-coding they don't understand and think you are old-fashioned, not being innovative.
It's really nice to see an article that presents a balanced, non-frenzied view of what really works in production. Question though, what about the actual Agent itself? You've recommended using Langchain as a utility framework, but are you also using for the Agent or spinning it up in a different way? FastMCP etc. is a really good way to get the MCP up. I noticed though that things like Codex CLI struggled with accessing the MCP server over Http (not that it's a regular use case for enterprise systems). Very interesting to learn about DBOS and Prefect - I've played with Temporal in the past, but the others are new, and I'll be sure to check them out.
That is so true, but unfortunately if you are having a management following the hype and vibe-coding they don't understand and think you are old-fashioned, not being innovative.