This is a real problem. Customization feels great at first, but every prompt, workflow, and integration becomes something you have to maintain. Model updates alone can break things you built months ago. I think the smart approach is to keep the core stack simple and only customize where it directly improves the customer experience. Everything else should stay standard. Review your custom pieces regularly and remove what no longer earns its keep. A little less customization today can save a lot of headaches later.

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