Evaluation & Selection
What should I include in an agent execution platform proof of concept?
Prioritize your team’s most critical, high-stakes agentic workload scenarios when building your agent execution platform proof of concept. Include non-deterministic steps, long-running tasks, error handling flows to test durability and recovery, plus detailed task state tracking observations to validate core platform functionality. Avoid limiting testing solely to happy-path scenarios, as this will overlook critical edge and failure cases that matter for real-world agent execution workflows in production environments.
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