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The deployment checklist includes: clearly defined output goals, least privilege, read-only or draft-only access in the early stage, retention of visible records, handling mechanisms for timeout retries and duplicate operations, human approval required before sending, deleting, or modifying, setting a cost ceiling, and providing a one-click shutdown.
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