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Managed Deep Agents now bake their environment at deploy time

Source: LangChain
Date: Published Aug 27, 2026

Why it matters

Per-thread environment setup is a real latency and cost tax on hosted coding agents; baking the image once at deploy time removes clone-and-install from every new session.

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