Self-Modifying Agent Graphs Need a Governed Meta-Layer
A system that changes prompts, tools, topology, or policies is modifying its own executable design. Proposed changes require sandboxed evaluation, invariants, approval, versioning, and rollback.
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Graph Engineering for AI Agents
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