
Incident Response Runbooks for Agent Production Failures
Agent failures hide at the semantic layer, not infrastructure dashboards.
Terrence KwonOctober 8, 2026
The latest in Terrence Kwon — reports, playbooks, and analysis from Agent to Product. 10 stories.

Agent failures hide at the semantic layer, not infrastructure dashboards.
Terrence KwonOctober 8, 2026

Distinguish stuck agents from idle ones by tracking progress, not just liveness.
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Rate limits are the dominant LLM failure mode, requiring exponential backoff with jitter.
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Silent failures compound across workflow steps, turning integration breaks into session collapses.
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Fine-grained tokens and GitHub Apps limit agent access to exactly what each task requires.
Terrence KwonSeptember 17, 2026
Webhooks replace polling to eliminate latency and wasted compute in agent systems.
Terrence KwonSeptember 12, 2026
Agents force RBAC into a four-layer architecture or risk leaking data across tenants.
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Scaling an agent prototype requires rearchitecting isolation, state, and credentials first.
Terrence KwonSeptember 4, 2026
Choose your sandbox technology based on what code the agent actually runs.
Terrence KwonSeptember 2, 2026
Isolate each user's agent with narrow, scoped credentials.