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  1. 01

    What Does an Agent Evaluation Actually Support?

    Observed runs, evaluation results, target-setting performance, and decisions require different evidence.

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  2. 02

    How Do You Know Your Agent Grader Works?

    Tests, rubrics, parsers, and LLM judges need validation before their scores can support comparisons between agents.

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  3. 03

    Is This Agent Result Reproducible?

    Repetition under one configuration cannot show whether a result survives changes in tasks, prompts, tools, environments, implementations, or time.

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  4. 04

    Is This Agent Good Enough for the Decision?

    A score supports a decision only when uncertainty, thresholds, failure costs, alternatives, and the structure of errors are explicit.

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  5. 05

    What Should an Agent Evaluation Report So Someone Else Can Use It?

    A reusable evaluation report identifies the system, task frame, run policy, grader, uncertainty, target claim, decision context, and limits of the evidence.

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