Default-to-Prototype as a culture, not just a flag
An agent that doesn't declare a tier defaults to Prototype, not Production. The flag is the code; the culture is what enforces "new code is not production until someone says so."
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An agent that doesn't declare a tier defaults to Prototype, not Production. The flag is the code; the culture is what enforces "new code is not production until someone says so."
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