LangChain describes eval-driven development for AI agents with a helpdesk tool example
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LangChain's Divya Sanjeevan says eval-driven development starts by defining expected agent behavior, then builds evals and a baseline before comparing each change against it.
In an internal IT-helpdesk example, adding a ticket-creation tool raised the pass rate from 5 to 7 of 8 cases, but the agent also opened a ticket for a how-to question. Narrowing the tool description fixed all 8 cases, according to the report.
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meng shao@shao__mengXLangChain explains eval-driven development with an agent tool exampleAILangChain's Divya Sanjeevan says eval-driven development defines expected agent behavior, builds evals and a baseline, then compares each change. In an internal IT-helpdesk example, adding a ticket-creation tool raised the pass rate from 5 to 7 of 8 cases, but also opened a ticket for a how-to question. Narrowing the tool description fixed all 8 cases.

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