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Working notes on evaluation, agent permissions and the parts of applied AI that do not fit in a case study.
The same questions come up in nearly every first conversation: how do you build an evaluation set when you have no labels, what does an agent permission model actually look like, why does replay matter more than logging. These are our answers, written down once so we can point at them.
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Demos show that an AI agent can succeed once. Automated evaluations prove that it will succeed reliably every day. Here is how we test agents before production.
Saying an AI agent 'asks before it acts' sounds simple. Here are the core engineering requirements needed to make agentic permissions secure and trustworthy.
Standard logs show what happened. Deterministic replay lets you recreate exact past system states, making debugging and audits straightforward.
Demos show that an AI agent can succeed once. Automated evaluations prove that it will succeed reliably every day. Here is how we test agents before production.
14 Aug 2026 · 6 min read
Saying an AI agent 'asks before it acts' sounds simple. Here are the core engineering requirements needed to make agentic permissions secure and trustworthy.
22 Jul 2026 · 7 min read
Standard logs show what happened. Deterministic replay lets you recreate exact past system states, making debugging and audits straightforward.
30 Jun 2026 · 5 min read
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