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A deployable agent must be broken down into at least four layers: the brain layer (decomposing tasks and deciding the next step), the tool layer (enterprise systems wrapped into interfaces with contracts), the context and state layer (memory and state machine), and the governance layer (permissions, approvals, audits, and circuit breakers).
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