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How agents actually ship

One researched edition a week. Real deployments with measured outcomes, the frameworks and harnesses behind them, and the honest counter-facts, sourced from primary research, not hype blogs.

Edition · August 3, 2026

Edition · July 27, 2026

Edition · July 20, 2026

Edition · July 13, 2026

Edition · July 6, 2026

FeaturedManaged onramp / operations

AES cuts a 14-day safety audit to one hour with a three-layer agent system

The power company put roughly 1,500 annual safety audits onto Claude agents via Google Cloud, keeping a human in the loop, and reports audit time falling from 14 days to one hour.

Claude models on Google Cloud agent platform; three-layer agent architecture with human-in-the-loop
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Build / developer tools

Uber saves about 21,000 developer hours generating tests on LangGraph

Uber built AutoCover, a multi-agent test generator wrapping LangGraph in an internal framework, and reports roughly 21,000 developer hours saved across about 5,000 engineers.

LangGraph and LangChain wrapped in an internal framework (Lang Effect); multi-agent AutoCover test generator
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Buy vertical vendor / operations

Danfoss automates 80% of B2B order decisions from plain email

Rather than build, Danfoss bought a specialist vendor whose agents read unstructured order emails and trigger ERP actions, reporting up to 80% of transactional decisions handled automatically.

Go Autonomous Autonomous Commerce agents on Google Cloudintegrated with the ERP
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Buy managed agent / customer support

Mid-market consumer brands buy their way to roughly 70% support resolution

Brands including OluKai and Madison Reed deployed managed customer-experience agents from Sierra rather than building, with vendor-cited resolution rates near 70% and a 50% drop in cancellations.

Sierra managed customer-experience agent platform
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Edition · June 29, 2026

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Edition · June 8, 2026

FeaturedEnterprise

KPMG rolls agents into real audit and supply-chain work across 276,000 staff

Announced June 9, KPMG is deploying AI agents firm-wide on Microsoft Agent 365 (lifecycle + governance) with Microsoft 365 Copilot, and the named use cases are concrete: agents embedded in Integra LifeSciences’ supply chain, regulatory and medical affairs, and in audit work for earlier risk identification and real-time analysis. A genuine deployment, not a pilot — built on KPMG Workbench atop Azure AI Foundry.

Microsoft Agent 365Microsoft 365 CopilotKPMG WorkbenchAzure AI Foundry
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Support ops

Podium cuts engineering escalations 90% with an agent on the support line

Podium built an agentic support system that, per LangChain’s customer write-up, reduced engineering intervention by 90% — routine support issues that used to pull engineers off product work are now resolved by the agent. Built on LangSmith for tracing and evaluation, it’s a clean example of the build path paying back in reclaimed engineering time.

LangSmith
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Build / ops

Monday.com gets 9x faster feedback loops by instrumenting its agents

Monday.com reports (via LangChain) 9x faster feedback loops after building evaluation and feedback automation on LangSmith — the unglamorous but decisive work of measuring and iterating on agent quality, sped up nearly an order of magnitude. The takeaway: the teams that ship reliable agents are the ones that made iteration cheap.

LangSmith
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Security ops

Trellix takes security log parsing from days to minutes with a LangGraph agent

Security vendor Trellix built an agent that, per LangChain, cuts log parsing time from days to minutes — a concrete win in a domain where analyst hours are expensive and slow triage has real cost. Built on LangGraph for the orchestration and LangSmith for observability.

LangGraphLangSmith
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SMB / startup

A startup compresses its internal tooling by building on agents instead of buying

In a June 5 Anthropic customer story, startup delight.ai describes building internal tools for its AI/ML teams with Claude Code — the small-team pattern of using a coding agent to absorb in-house tooling work rather than standing up or buying a separate platform. No published metrics yet, but the clearest SMB-shaped use case of the week.

Claude CodeClaude Platform
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