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Use this checklist before a Karta agent handles real users or production work. It is intentionally practical: each item points to the page that configures or explains the control.

Launch checklist

Day-0 smoke test

Before inviting users, run the same narrow flow you expect them to use.
1

Deploy or confirm the release

Deploy the agent, or confirm the intended release is active in the dashboard or with karta agent show.
2

Send one production turn

Use karta send "..." --json or your backend integration to send a safe, representative turn. Confirm the response and session_id.
3

Exercise the browser path

Open the hosted widget, verified widget, custom UI, or adapter client you will actually ship. Confirm the browser never receives a kt_live_... key.
4

Check usage and limits

Confirm the turn appears in usage reporting, then verify the relevant hard caps and threshold webhooks are configured.
5

Test rollback

Know which previous release you would roll back to and who is allowed to do it. For launch-critical agents, perform a rollback rehearsal before go-live.

Operational runbook

Write down the answers before launch:
  • Who owns deploys, rollback, API keys, BYOK, budgets, webhook endpoints, and audit review?
  • Where do operators check live platform status?
  • Which customer-facing failures should show retry, limit-reached, or support messaging?
  • Which logs or session transcripts can support access, and under what policy?
  • Which webhook events wake your team or update your internal systems?
  • What is the first action when a release fails, a model key is rejected, a budget is exhausted, or a webhook endpoint auto-disables?

Status and support