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Who Let the Bots Out? A Guide to Evaluating AI Agents

Talkat AI_dev Europe 2025 · on Friday, 2025-08-29· at 14:45· G105 (Level 1)· [ai-assisted-development]
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Claims an open source, reproducible evaluation pipeline that splits agent quality into tool use, trajectory (workflow) evaluation, and goal evaluation. Implements a multi-agent sales assistant using LangGraph planner, web search, Snowflake Cortex Search and Cortex Analyst, and charting; uses TrueLens with ChatGPT as the eval provider to score groundedness, answer relevance, plan quality and adherence. Demo produces charts, surfaces failures (wrong tool calls, missing context, occasional hallucination), and shows inline eval coaching improves relevance though groundedness can vary.

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  1. 0:00Evaluating AI agents
  2. 1:46Why evaluation matters
  3. 2:27Sales assistant with AI
  4. 5:59Multi-agent tools
  5. 6:41Breaking AI black box
  6. 9:29True Lens and RAGG triad
  7. 10:56RAG to agents evaluation
  8. 12:22Live demo: sales agent
  9. 13:12True Lens metrics setup
  10. 16:17Analyzing agent responses
  11. 18:26Improving agents with feedback
  12. 19:32Real-time agent coaching
  13. 21:31Agent performance comparison
  14. 23:26Key improvements from feedback
  15. 24:30Why evaluation matters
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