Greenhollow Veterinary Network's specialist has a full Testing Center pass, a completed deployment plan, and sign-off from IT security. What single lifecycle activity still remains before the specialist can say the work is genuinely finished for this release?

Testing Center validation, a deployment plan, and security sign-off together establish that the agent is ready to launch safely — but they only speak to a moment in time. Ongoing adoption monitoring is the remaining, continuous lifecycle activity: watching real conversation volume, escalation trends, and classification accuracy after go-live to catch drift or emerging gaps that pre-launch testing could not have anticipated. Treating the release as fully 'done' at launch ignores that production behavior at scale, over time, with real messy input is a genuinely different signal than a passing test suite. Rewriting imagePrompt fields is unrelated content-authoring work for a completely different subsystem (question-bank infographics), not an agent lifecycle activity. Disabling the Agent User's permission set would break the agent entirely, preventing it from accessing any of the data it needs to function — the opposite of a sensible post-launch step. The exam's consistent framing: the lifecycle continues after deployment via monitoring, it does not end at go-live.