Testing your AI agent is a key step before launching it to users. This skill helps you write and run structured tests for Agentforce agents. You can do quick smoke tests during development using sf agent preview. You can also build full regression suites for your team using sf agent test commands.
The skill supports two main testing modes. Mode A is for ad-hoc preview testing without deploying a test suite. It is best for quick checks and iterative fixes. Mode B uses persistent test suites deployed to your org. This is great for regression testing and CI/CD integration.
You can also test individual Flow or Apex actions directly via REST API. This makes it easy to debug isolated pieces of your agent. The skill helps you interpret results and find failures quickly.
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