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# [The Agent Release Contract: Lessons From a V67 Agentforce Packaging POC](https://chandan19.hashnode.dev/the-agent-release-contract-lessons-from-a-v67-agentforce-packaging-poc?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

We got the agent installed in a clean org. Here’s what that proved—and what it didn’t. This is a follow-up to I Tried to Package an Agentforce Agent—and Discovered It Is Really a Lifecycle Problem. Th

Oct 12 · 8 min read · chandan19.hashnode.dev  
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Salesforce Product Architect and Developer focused on building scalable solutions across Salesforce, Agentforce, Apex, LWC, integrations, and managed packages. I enjoy exploring real-world architecture challenges around Agentforce, ISV product development, packaging, deployment, security, and lifecycle management. Through this blog, I share practical learnings, experiments, architecture approaches, and challenges I encounter while building Salesforce and Agentforce solutions.

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