I'm saying a staging/testing environment is a good place to prove your specific configuration of "smart" LLM isn't going to do something wildly wrong, before you even think to trust it in a production environment. And as a place to develop things like playbooks and similar documentation to feed into an LLM's context for ongoing maintenance and operations of something in production.
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I'm saying a staging/testing environment is a good place to prove your specific configuration of "smart" LLM isn't going to do something wildly wrong, before you even think to trust it in a production environment. And as a place to develop things like playbooks and similar documentation to feed into an LLM's context for ongoing maintenance and operations of something in production.