Judgment Labs opens general access to its agent monitoring and improvement layer
Overview
Judgment Labs has opened general access to its monitoring and improvement layer for long-horizon agents, according to its launch announcement.
The company says agent traces record user requests, agent failures, and external interactions. Rohan Paul, a commentator on X, says that curating test datasets from production usage would help, because users make requests that no one wrote down in advance, and he wants more of those real requests added to tests. Paul's post links to the launch announcement. No pricing or access terms are reported.
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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiXRohan Paul says easier curation of test datasets from production usage would helpAIRohan Paul says it would be useful to curate test datasets from production usage, since people ask for things nobody wrote down in advance. He wants more of those real requests added to the tests. The post links to Judgment Labs' general-access launch, which says agent traces hold data on user requests, agent failures, and external interactions.
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