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Start with one bounded workflow for AI software engineering platform focused on long-context code reasoning, generation, repository understanding, and development automation. Define the input context, expected output, connected tools, permissions, acceptance criteria, and the actions that must remain behind human approval.
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Run Magic on representative tasks and inspect what it actually does rather than judging only the final answer. For coding products, review diffs and tests; for customer or revenue agents, inspect conversations and CRM actions; for automation infrastructure, trace tool calls, credentials, retries, and state transitions.
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Expand permissions gradually after the workflow is reliable. Use least-privilege credentials, separate test and production environments when available, preserve logs, and make destructive or externally visible actions reversible or approval-gated.
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Monitor completion quality, overrides, latency, cost, errors, model or integration changes, and user feedback. Re-test the workflow whenever new tools, models, data sources, or autonomous actions are introduced.