Large language features fail in ways traditional software does not: small prompt edits shift tone and factuality; retrieval corpora drift; and users probe boundaries immediately. Treat every release like a combined model and product change.

Before you merge

• Frozen golden sets for tasks that matter commercially, with explicit pass thresholds.
• Regression suite that runs on every pull request, including adversarial and multilingual cases.
• Documented data cutoff and known failure modes surfaced in the UI where appropriate.

At deploy time

• Shadow or canary traffic with automated comparison to the incumbent model version.
• Feature flags that can disable a single tool, retrieval source, or prompt path without taking the whole assistant offline.
• Structured logs capturing prompt hashes, retrieval IDs, and model version for support replay.

After release

• Dashboards for latency, error rate, refusal rate, human escalation volume, and business KPIs.
• Weekly review of worst-rated sessions and new user questions that miss the golden set.
• Rollback drill documented and practiced so on-call is not inventing steps during an incident.

Teams that invest up front in evaluation and operability ship faster later—because every launch is boring in the best way.

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