Evaluating AI agents is a new kind of challenge. Unlike regular software, agents can give different answers each time. A perfect score on a benchmark does not mean the agent will work in the real world.
You need special tests like behavioral regression, capability checks, and reliability metrics. The goal is not to pass every test but to find weaknesses before launch.
This kind of testing helps catch flaky behavior, gaming of metrics, and data leaks. It makes agents more trustworthy.
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