The Teams Shipping Agents Fastest Are Winning with Infrastructure

If you're trying to get agents out of a prototype and into the real world safely, this session is for you. Writing code used to be the hard part. AI changed that. But the infrastructure to run agents in production hasn't kept pace, and most teams are discovering this the expensive way. Agentic deployments fail differently than traditional software. Credentials leak across task boundaries. State persists when it shouldn't. Agents reach systems they were never meant to touch. The instinct is to write more rules. Rules don't fix structural problems. This session makes the case that agent deployment is an infrastructure problem and lays out what the fix actually looks like: isolated sandboxes per task, credential proxying that keeps API keys out of agent reach, tool-level access control, and event streams that make every agent interaction observable and reproducible. To prove it isn't theoretical, we spin up a production-ready agent environment live on stage in under a minute. Watch the same agent that causes a failure in a standard environment get stopped cold by the architecture itself. The teams shipping agents fastest today aren't winning on model quality. They're winning on infrastructure. Come if you're shipping agents into production.