Honest question: has your company actually shipped a custom AI agent to production, or are you still mostly using ChatGPT/Claude?
Summary
A community discussion asking whether companies have actually shipped custom AI agents to production or are still relying on ChatGPT/Claude and POCs, exploring frameworks, blockers, access management, and POC-to-production surprises.
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