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Run Your Harper AI Agent on Google Cloud Vertex AI — 3 Files Changed

This blog shows how to migrate a Harper-based AI agent from a local setup to Google Cloud Vertex AI with minimal changes—just three files—enabling scalable, production-ready deployment while preserving features like semantic caching, vector memory, and integrated tooling.
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Run Your Harper AI Agent on Google Cloud Vertex AI — 3 Files Changed

Stephen Goldberg
CEO & Co-Founder
at Harper
April 14, 2026
Stephen Goldberg
CEO & Co-Founder
at Harper
April 14, 2026
Stephen Goldberg
CEO & Co-Founder
at Harper
April 14, 2026
April 14, 2026
This blog shows how to migrate a Harper-based AI agent from a local setup to Google Cloud Vertex AI with minimal changes—just three files—enabling scalable, production-ready deployment while preserving features like semantic caching, vector memory, and integrated tooling.
Stephen Goldberg
CEO & Co-Founder
This blog shows how to migrate a Harper-based AI agent from a local setup to Google Cloud Vertex AI with minimal changes—just three files—enabling scalable, production-ready deployment while preserving features like semantic caching, vector memory, and integrated tooling.

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This blog shows how to migrate a Harper-based AI agent from a local setup to Google Cloud Vertex AI with minimal changes—just three files—enabling scalable, production-ready deployment while preserving features like semantic caching, vector memory, and integrated tooling.

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This blog shows how to migrate a Harper-based AI agent from a local setup to Google Cloud Vertex AI with minimal changes—just three files—enabling scalable, production-ready deployment while preserving features like semantic caching, vector memory, and integrated tooling.

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