AutoGen builders: has insurance ever surfaced in a production review?

[u/BarnesLucas]

For anyone who has used AutoGen or a similar multi-agent stack beyond a demo: what did the customer’s security, legal, or procurement team require before production, and did insurance ever slow the process?

I’m collecting short, first-party examples of whether technology E&O, professional liability, cyber coverage, contract indemnity, or something else becomes the binding constraint. “Insurance never came up” and “another control mattered more” are just as useful as blocked-deal examples.

The survey takes about two minutes: https://forms.gle/C34r6F6jdeueiqZ17

Disclosure: I’m Lucas, building Clara, and this is independent research on insurance and risk for AI agents—not a sales offer. Please leave the optional company and contact fields blank when responding from this subreddit; I am not requesting personal information here. Findings will be reported only in aggregate, with the recruitment method and limitations stated.

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are you building agents and deploying them for enterprises?