You’re in the Experimental phase.
You’re actively exploring what AI agents can do.
Your agents can accomplish real tasks, but they rely on short-lived state, manual coordination, and best-effort retries. Failures or restarts often mean starting over, and human intervention typically requires resets. This stage is great for learning and prototyping.
Below are a few resources that show how Temporal handles scale and speed without adding complexity so you can move from prototyping to real-life use.
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You’re in the Operational phase.
You’ve added structure around your agents, and it shows.
Agents can pause, resume, and recover from some failures, with custom logic handling retries, checkpoints, and coordination. You have visibility into what’s happening, but scaling and reliability still introduce overhead and edge cases. This level proves your agents deliver value in real workflows.
Below are a few resources that show how Temporal gives you scale and speed without adding complexity.
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You’re in the Production-Grade phase.
Your agents are designed for real-world reliability.
State is fully durable, failures are handled automatically, and agents can sleep, wake, retry, escalate to humans, and adapt strategies without losing context. Every action is traceable, workloads scale fairly, and long-running processes complete even across deployments and outages. You’ve hit the bar for real-world AI systems.
Below are a few resources that show how Temporal handles continued scaling without adding complexity.
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