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This is a vendor's account of how it built internal AI agents for marketing, sales, and engineering, framed as a reusable architecture pattern. Its most useful content is practical: agents that run on schedules rather than on request, placed in Slack where people already work, and the unresolved question of which user's permissions an agent acts under when it sends email or changes records. Treat the "general recipe" as LangChain's experience, not a validated standard, and check the identity and permissions design before copying it.
The five components of building a "company harness"

Learn how LangChain built internal agents across marketing, sales, and engineering, and how they have completely changed how those teams work.
How do you build a company harness? We've built internal agents at LangChain across marketing, sales, and engineering, and they have completely changed how those teams work. They weren't easy to get right. We spent a lot of time solving the problems that come with a multiplayer harness, and every team landed on the same core primitives: Large % of its runs are scheduled rather than explicitly invoked…
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