Building reliable AI agents requires stitching evals, RAG, observability, and routing yourself
A founder pitch frames how the LLM API call is the easy part of agent building, while evals, RAG, observability, prompt refinement, model selection/fallback, cost-latency tuning, integrations, and tool use all have to be assembled by the developer.
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