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LangChain's Managed Deep Agents hits public beta — a hosted /v1/deepagents runtime with durable threads and sandboxes
On August 7 LangChain moved Managed Deep Agents from private to public beta, giving code-first Deep Agents a hosted home in LangSmith rather than requiring teams to stand up their own agent server. The runtime exposes a /v1/deepagents API with durable threads, streaming runs, checkpointing and human-in-the-loop, plus versioned agent context files via Context Hub, code/shell sandboxes, and automatic LangSmith tracing; agents are authored in Python or TypeScript from AGENTS.md, skills, subagents and tools.json project structures. This is the same managed-harness bet Vercel and Cloudflare are making — the differentiator is that your agent definition stays a repo, not a console config.
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