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Sequences a complete, end-to-end AI agent stack deployment built on managed cloud services from scratch — a cloud landing zone, agent control-flow architecture, an LLM gateway routing across managed provider APIs (vendor-neutral: Anthropic/OpenAI/Azure OpenAI/Bedrock/ Vertex AI),
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Sequences a complete, end-to-end AI agent stack deployment built on managed cloud services from scratch — a cloud landing zone, agent control-flow architecture, an LLM gateway routing across managed provider APIs (vendor-neutral: Anthropic/OpenAI/Azure OpenAI/Bedrock/ Vertex AI), a managed vector database for RAG, MCP servers for tool access, an evaluation-and-guardrails harness, and cost/latency monitoring. This is an integration/orchestration skill that sequences several existing tool-specific skills in the correct order and flags the handoff points between them — it does not restate their internals. Use when a user asks to "build a production AI agent stack using managed LLM APIs from scratch," "stand up an agent platform with a managed vector database and MCP tools," "give me the end-to-end sequence for a cloud-managed agent deployment," or "design the full pipeline from cloud account to a production agent with evals and cost monitoring."
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Complete AI Agent Stack Deployment (Cloud-Managed) From Scratch
Purpose
A production AI agent is not one component — it's a chain of dependent layers (account guardrails, an agent control loop, LLM provider access, a knowledge-retrieval layer, tool access, a safety net, and cost/latency visibility) that only work as a coherent, safe system if wired up in the right order. Skip or mis-sequence a layer and the failure shows up somewhere confusing: an agent architecture designed before an LLM gateway exists hardcodes a single provider's SDK directly into agent code, making the later "add a fallback provider" phase a rewrite instead of a config change; or an MCP server is connected to a live agent before an evaluation harness exists, so the first prompt-injection-via-tool-output regression is discovered by a user, not a test suite. This skill sequences the cloud-managed version of that whole path — landing zone through cost monitoring — deliberately using vendor-neutral language for the LLM provider and vector database layers, since the managed-service choice at each of those layers is a real decision this skill defers to the reader rather than assumes.
When to use
- Standing up a new production AI agent for a team or organization that wants to build on managed cloud services (LLM provider APIs, a managed vector database, cloud landing-zone guardrails) rather than self-hosting the model-serving and vector-database layers.
- Deciding the right order to introduce an LLM gateway, RAG/vector search, MCP tool access, an evaluation harness, and cost monitoring into an agent that currently has none of them.
- Auditing an existing agent deployment for a skipped or out-of-order phase (e.g. MCP tools connected before an evaluation harness existed, or cost monitoring added only after a surprising invoice).
- Rebuilding a reference agent platform (a second product line, a second team) that should follow the same proven sequence as a known-good first deployment.
- Explaining to a team the full dependency chain for a cloud-managed agent stack build-out, phase by phase.
Prerequisites & environment
- A cloud account/subscription/project that conforms to a real landing zone — this skill does not cover account/OU, Management Group, or folder design; see whichever applies: aws-landing-zone-setup, azure-landing-zone-setup, or gcp-landing-zone-setup. Confirm outbound network egress from the workload account/subscription/ project to the chosen LLM provider(s) and managed vector database is actually permitted by the landing zone's guardrails before wiring any agent code against them.
- API credentials for at least one LLM provider (and ideally a second, for fallback), stored in a secrets manager and injected at runtime — never committed to code or the gateway's config file in plaintext.
- An account with a managed vector database service (Pinecone is the most common fully-managed choice; Weaviate/Milvus also offer managed tiers).
- A decision on which agent framework/runtime will host the control loop (a raw API loop, an agent SDK, or a CLI agent host) — this skill is framework-agnostic and assumes that choice is made independently.
- A representative set of real or realistic task inputs available before Phase 6, for building the evaluation harness — collecting these after the agent is already live is possible but produces a weaker initial eval set than gathering them deliberately up front.
Step-by-step guidance
This is the phase sequence. Each phase links to the skill that covers its full depth; the text here covers only the sequencing and integration decisions between phases.
-
Phase 1 — cloud landing zone. Confirm (or stand up) the account/ subscription/project guardrails, centralized logging, and network egress policy per whichever cloud landing-zone skill applies. Verify specifically that the workload environment's network policy allows outbound HTTPS to the LLM provider(s) and managed vector database endpoint(s) this stack will call — a landing zone's default-deny egress policy (a common, otherwise-reasonable guardrail) silently breaks every downstream phase with a generic timeout that looks like a provider outage rather than a network policy (see Common pitfalls).
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Phase 2 — agent architecture design. Design the control loop (ReAct-style, plan-and-execute, or finite-state), termination condition, iteration cap, and tool-boundary classification (read-only vs. reversible-write vs. irreversible-write) per agent-architecture-design before wiring any specific LLM provider SDK directly into the agent's code — hardcoding a provider SDK call at this stage is exactly what Phase 3's gateway exists to avoid retrofitting later.
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Phase 3 — LLM gateway and multi-provider routing. Stand up an LLM gateway (LiteLLM proxy, Portkey, or an equivalent) in front of the chosen provider(s) per llm-gateway-and-multi-provider-routing, with the Phase 2 agent code calling a logical model-group name through the gateway rather than a provider SDK directly:
model_list: - model_name: agent-primary-model litellm_params: { model: <PRIMARY_PROVIDER>/<PRIMARY_MODEL>, api_key: os.environ/PRIMARY_API_KEY } - model_name: agent-primary-model litellm_params: { model: <FALLBACK_PROVIDER>/<FALLBACK_MODEL>, api_key: os.environ/FALLBACK_API_KEY } model_info: { tier: fallback } router_settings: fallbacks: [{ agent-primary-model: [agent-primary-model] }]Doing this before Phase 4/5 build any RAG or tool-calling logic means those layers never need to know which underlying provider actually served a given call.
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Phase 4 — RAG pipeline and managed vector database. Design the chunking, embedding, and retrieval pattern per rag-pipeline-design before provisioning and locking in the managed vector database's index configuration per vector-database-operations-pinecone-weaviate-milvus — the embedding model and dimension decided during RAG design directly determine the index's dimension/distance-metric configuration, and reversing this order (provisioning an index with an arbitrary dimension before the embedding model is chosen) means a full re-embed and index rebuild once the real chunking strategy is finalized:
# decided in Phase 4 RAG design, THEN provisioned as the index config embedding_model: <chosen embedding model> dimension: 1536 distance_metric: cosine chunking: { chunk_size_tokens: 400, chunk_overlap_tokens: 60 }Route retrieval calls through the Phase 3 gateway for any LLM-based re-ranking step, keeping provider routing consistent across every agent capability.
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Phase 5 — MCP servers for tool access. Build and connect MCP servers exposing the agent's tools per mcp-server-development, with each server's backend credential scoped to least privilege for the specific tool surface it exposes — never the landing zone's broad default workload role reused for convenience. Classify every tool per the Phase 2 architecture's read-only/reversible/irreversible taxonomy and gate irreversible tools behind the explicit approval state that architecture defined, not a fresh ad hoc decision made at MCP-server build time.
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Phase 6 — evaluation harness and guardrails. Build the offline eval set and runtime guardrail layer per agent-evaluation-and-guardrails before the Phase 3–5 stack (gateway, RAG, MCP tools) is exposed to real production traffic — include adversarial cases specifically for RAG-content injection (Phase 4) and MCP-tool-output injection (Phase 5) in the initial eval set, since both are realistic risks introduced by exactly the phases that just went live.
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Phase 7 — cost and latency monitoring. Instrument per-provider cost, latency, and fallback-trigger metrics at the Phase 3 gateway, and apply the structural cost/latency levers (context trimming, prompt caching, right-sized models per step, batching) from llm-cost-and-latency-optimization. Wire this to alert on per-provider spend and fallback-trigger rate, not only an aggregate total — a prolonged failover to the Phase 3 fallback provider is invisible in an aggregate cost view until the invoice arrives (see Common pitfalls).
Best practices
- Route all agent code through the Phase 3 gateway's logical model-group name from the very first line of agent code written in Phase 2 — never let a provider SDK call get hardcoded "just for the prototype," since that prototype code has a way of surviving into production.
- Decide the embedding model and chunking strategy (Phase 4's RAG design) before provisioning the managed vector index's configuration — treat a provisioned-then-reconfigured index as a real rebuild, not a quick settings change.
- Scope every MCP server's backend credential (Phase 5) to the specific tool surface it exposes, independent of whatever broad role the landing zone's default workload identity might otherwise offer.
- Build the Phase 6 evaluation harness before, not after, Phase 3–5 go to production traffic — a harness built retroactively after an incident starts one adversarial case behind, permanently.
- Monitor cost and latency (Phase 7) per LLM provider/deployment behind the gateway, not just in aggregate, so a fallback-provider failover is visible as its own signal rather than hidden inside a stable-looking total.
- Keep the gateway config, MCP server manifests, RAG pipeline config, and eval suite all in version control in one repository, so the full sequence — not just each component — is reviewable and reproducible for a second agent or team.
Common pitfalls
- Symptom: Every call to the LLM provider or the managed vector database times out immediately after this stack is first deployed, with no clear error from either service. Fix: This is very often the Phase 1 landing zone's default-deny egress network policy silently blocking outbound HTTPS to external endpoints — confirm the workload environment's netwo
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name: complete-ai-agent-stack-deployment-cloud-managed-from-scratch description: > Sequences a complete, end-to-end AI agent stack deployment built on managed cloud services from scratch — a cloud landing zone, agent control-flow architecture, an LLM gateway routing across managed provider APIs (vendor-neutral: Anthropic/OpenAI/Azure OpenAI/Bedrock/ Vertex AI), a managed vector database for RAG, MCP servers for tool access, an evaluation-and-guardrails harness, and cost/latency monitoring. This is an integration/orchestration skill that sequences several existing tool-specific skills in the correct order and flags the handoff points between them — it does not restate their internals. Use when a user asks to "build a production AI agent stack using managed LLM APIs from scratch," "stand up an agent platform with a managed vector database and MCP tools," "give me the end-to-end sequence for a cloud-managed agent deployment," or "design the full pipeline from cloud account to a production agent with evals and cost monitoring." license: Apache-2.0 compatibility: "Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI" metadata: domain: ai-agent maturity: stable
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---
name: complete-ai-agent-stack-deployment-cloud-managed-from-scratch
description: >
Sequences a complete, end-to-end AI agent stack deployment built on
managed cloud services from scratch — a cloud landing zone, agent
control-flow architecture, an LLM gateway routing across managed
provider APIs (vendor-neutral: Anthropic/OpenAI/Azure OpenAI/Bedrock/
Vertex AI), a managed vector database for RAG, MCP servers for tool
access, an evaluation-and-guardrails harness, and cost/latency
monitoring. This is an integration/orchestration skill that sequences
several existing tool-specific skills in the correct order and flags the
handoff points between them — it does not restate their internals. Use
when a user asks to "build a production AI agent stack using managed LLM
APIs from scratch," "stand up an agent platform with a managed vector
database and MCP tools," "give me the end-to-end sequence for a
cloud-managed agent deployment," or "design the full pipeline from cloud
account to a production agent with evals and cost monitoring."
license: Apache-2.0
compatibility: "Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI"
metadata:
domain: ai-agent
maturity: stable
---
# Complete AI Agent Stack Deployment (Cloud-Managed) From Scratch
## Purpose
A production AI agent is not one component — it's a chain of dependent
layers (account guardrails, an agent control loop, LLM provider access, a
knowledge-retrieval layer, tool access, a safety net, and cost/latency
visibility) that only work as a coherent, safe system if wired up in the
right order. Skip or mis-sequence a layer and the failure shows up
somewhere confusing: an agent architecture designed before an LLM gateway
exists hardcodes a single provider's SDK directly into agent code, making
the later "add a fallback provider" phase a rewrite instead of a config
change; or an MCP server is connected to a live agent before an evaluation
harness exists, so the first prompt-injection-via-tool-output regression
is discovered by a user, not a test suite. This skill sequences the
cloud-managed version of that whole path — landing zone through cost
monitoring — deliberately using vendor-neutral language for the LLM
provider and vector database layers, since the managed-service choice at
each of those layers is a real decision this skill defers to the reader
rather than assumes.
## When to use
- Standing up a new production AI agent for a team or organization that
wants to build on managed cloud services (LLM provider APIs, a managed
vector database, cloud landing-zone guardrails) rather than self-hosting
the model-serving and vector-database layers.
- Deciding the right order to introduce an LLM gateway, RAG/vector search,
MCP tool access, an evaluation harness, and cost monitoring into an
agent that currently has none of them.
- Auditing an existing agent deployment for a skipped or out-of-order
phase (e.g. MCP tools connected before an evaluation harness existed, or
cost monitoring added only after a surprising invoice).
- Rebuilding a reference agent platform (a second product line, a second
team) that should follow the same proven sequence as a known-good first
deployment.
- Explaining to a team the full dependency chain for a cloud-managed
agent stack build-out, phase by phase.
## Prerequisites & environment
- A cloud account/subscription/project that conforms to a real landing
zone — this skill does **not** cover account/OU, Management Group, or
folder design; see whichever applies:
[aws-landing-zone-setup](../../../cloud/skills/aws-landing-zone-setup/SKILL.md),
[azure-landing-zone-setup](../../../cloud/skills/azure-landing-zone-setup/SKILL.md),
or
[gcp-landing-zone-setup](../../../cloud/skills/gcp-landing-zone-setup/SKILL.md).
Confirm outbound network egress from the workload account/subscription/
project to the chosen LLM provider(s) and managed vector database is
actually permitted by the landing zone's guardrails before wiring any
agent code against them.
- API credentials for at least one LLM provider (and ideally a second, for
fallback), stored in a secrets manager and injected at runtime — never
committed to code or the gateway's config file in plaintext.
- An account with a managed vector database service (Pinecone is the most
common fully-managed choice; Weaviate/Milvus also offer managed tiers).
- A decision on which agent framework/runtime will host the control loop
(a raw API loop, an agent SDK, or a CLI agent host) — this skill is
framework-agnostic and assumes that choice is made independently.
- A representative set of real or realistic task inputs available before
Phase 6, for building the evaluation harness — collecting these after
the agent is already live is possible but produces a weaker initial eval
set than gathering them deliberately up front.
## Step-by-step guidance
This is the phase sequence. Each phase links to the skill that covers its
full depth; the text here covers only the sequencing and integration
decisions between phases.
1. **Phase 1 — cloud landing zone.** Confirm (or stand up) the account/
subscription/project guardrails, centralized logging, and network
egress policy per whichever cloud landing-zone skill applies. Verify
specifically that the workload environment's network policy allows
outbound HTTPS to the LLM provider(s) and managed vector database
endpoint(s) this stack will call — a landing zone's default-deny
egress policy (a common, otherwise-reasonable guardrail) silently
breaks every downstream phase with a generic timeout that looks like a
provider outage rather than a network policy (see Common pitfalls).
2. **Phase 2 — agent architecture design.** Design the control loop
(ReAct-style, plan-and-execute, or finite-state), termination
condition, iteration cap, and tool-boundary classification (read-only
vs. reversible-write vs. irreversible-write) per
[agent-architecture-design](../agent-architecture-design/SKILL.md)
**before** wiring any specific LLM provider SDK directly into the
agent's code — hardcoding a provider SDK call at this stage is exactly
what Phase 3's gateway exists to avoid retrofitting later.
3. **Phase 3 — LLM gateway and multi-provider routing.** Stand up an LLM
gateway (LiteLLM proxy, Portkey, or an equivalent) in front of the
chosen provider(s) per
[llm-gateway-and-multi-provider-routing](../llm-gateway-and-multi-provider-routing/SKILL.md),
with the Phase 2 agent code calling a logical model-group name through
the gateway rather than a provider SDK directly:
```yaml
model_list:
- model_name: agent-primary-model
litellm_params: { model: <PRIMARY_PROVIDER>/<PRIMARY_MODEL>, api_key: os.environ/PRIMARY_API_KEY }
- model_name: agent-primary-model
litellm_params: { model: <FALLBACK_PROVIDER>/<FALLBACK_MODEL>, api_key: os.environ/FALLBACK_API_KEY }
model_info: { tier: fallback }
router_settings:
fallbacks: [{ agent-primary-model: [agent-primary-model] }]
```
Doing this before Phase 4/5 build any RAG or tool-calling logic means
those layers never need to know which underlying provider actually
served a given call.
4. **Phase 4 — RAG pipeline and managed vector database.** Design the
chunking, embedding, and retrieval pattern per
[rag-pipeline-design](../rag-pipeline-design/SKILL.md) **before**
provisioning and locking in the managed vector database's index
configuration per
[vector-database-operations-pinecone-weaviate-milvus](../vector-database-operations-pinecone-weaviate-milvus/SKILL.md)
— the embedding model and dimension decided during RAG design directly
determine the index's dimension/distance-metric configuration, and
reversing this order (provisioning an index with an arbitrary
dimension before the embedding model is chosen) means a full re-embed
and index rebuild once the real chunking strategy is finalized:
```yaml
# decided in Phase 4 RAG design, THEN provisioned as the index config
embedding_model: <chosen embedding model>
dimension: 1536
distance_metric: cosine
chunking: { chunk_size_tokens: 400, chunk_overlap_tokens: 60 }
```
Route retrieval calls through the Phase 3 gateway for any LLM-based
re-ranking step, keeping provider routing consistent across every
agent capability.
5. **Phase 5 — MCP servers for tool access.** Build and connect MCP
servers exposing the agent's tools per
[mcp-server-development](../mcp-server-development/SKILL.md), with each
server's backend credential scoped to least privilege for the specific
tool surface it exposes — never the landing zone's broad default
workload role reused for convenience. Classify every tool per the
Phase 2 architecture's read-only/reversible/irreversible taxonomy and
gate irreversible tools behind the explicit approval state that
architecture defined, not a fresh ad hoc decision made at MCP-server
build time.
6. **Phase 6 — evaluation harness and guardrails.** Build the offline
eval set and runtime guardrail layer per
[agent-evaluation-and-guardrails](../agent-evaluation-and-guardrails/SKILL.md)
**before** the Phase 3–5 stack (gateway, RAG, MCP tools) is exposed to
real production traffic — include adversarial cases specifically for
RAG-content injection (Phase 4) and MCP-tool-output injection (Phase 5)
in the initial eval set, since both are realistic risks introduced by
exactly the phases that just went live.
7. **Phase 7 — cost and latency monitoring.** Instrument per-provider
cost, latency, and fallback-trigger metrics at the Phase 3 gateway,
and apply the structural cost/latency levers (context trimming,
prompt caching, right-sized models per step, batching) from
[llm-cost-and-latency-optimization](../llm-cost-and-latency-optimization/SKILL.md).
Wire this to alert on **per-provider** spend and fallback-trigger rate,
not only an aggregate total — a prolonged failover to the Phase 3
fallback provider is invisible in an aggregate cost view until the
invoice arrives (see Common pitfalls).
## Best practices
- Route all agent code through the Phase 3 gateway's logical model-group
name from the very first line of agent code written in Phase 2 — never
let a provider SDK call get hardcoded "just for the prototype," since
that prototype code has a way of surviving into production.
- Decide the embedding model and chunking strategy (Phase 4's RAG design)
before provisioning the managed vector index's configuration — treat a
provisioned-then-reconfigured index as a real rebuild, not a quick
settings change.
- Scope every MCP server's backend credential (Phase 5) to the specific
tool surface it exposes, independent of whatever broad role the
landing zone's default workload identity might otherwise offer.
- Build the Phase 6 evaluation harness before, not after, Phase 3–5 go to
production traffic — a harness built retroactively after an incident
starts one adversarial case behind, permanently.
- Monitor cost and latency (Phase 7) per LLM provider/deployment behind
the gateway, not just in aggregate, so a fallback-provider failover is
visible as its own signal rather than hidden inside a stable-looking
total.
- Keep the gateway config, MCP server manifests, RAG pipeline config, and
eval suite all in version control in one repository, so the full
sequence — not just each component — is reviewable and reproducible for
a second agent or team.
## Common pitfalls
- **Symptom:** Every call to the LLM provider or the managed vector
database times out immediately after this stack is first deployed,
with no clear error from either service.
**Fix:** This is very often the Phase 1 landing zone's default-deny
egress network policy silently blocking outbound HTTPS to external
endpoints — confirm the workload environment's netwoReview the source
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