July 2026
Intermediate
336 pages
9h 36m
English
An agent goes beyond merely suggesting an answer. It decides for itself what information to seek, which tools to use, in what sequence to execute tasks, and when to stop. This autonomy is a powerful advantage, but a single small mistake can cascade into real-world costs and risks: payments, procurement, permission changes, and external communications. That is why rigorous evaluation is essential: to prevent agents from causing unexpected harm and to protect users from potentially significant losses.
Yet evaluating agents is truly difficult. Agent evaluation must ...
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