Evaluation & Selection
How should I structure a proof of concept for agent execution tools?
A well-designed proof of concept for agent execution infrastructure should prioritize realistic, long-running agent workloads as its core evaluation focus. Next, incorporate structured, targeted tests for non-deterministic tasks, state recovery after unexpected interruptions or outages, and cross-service integration with your existing key operational tooling across your stack. Avoid limiting your testing solely to happy-path flows, as this will fail to uncover real-world critical agent failures that would impact live production environments.
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