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Evaluation and safety

How you find out whether it worked, and how you keep knowing after it ships.

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01Agent Oversight Needs More Than a DashboardEvaluation & safety39m

Anthropic's new frontier-lab measurements make agent oversight more visible. The important engineering lesson is that activity metrics, control metrics, and outcome metrics answer different questions—and none can replace the others.

Evaluation & safety9 min read3 sources
02A Managed Agent Harness Does Not Remove Your Evidence ProblemEvaluation & safety39m

OpenAI's Agents API manages the Codex harness for long-running work. That changes who operates the runtime—not the evidence an engineering team needs before it can trust an agent's result.

Evaluation & safety9 min read3 sources
03Agent Evaluations Are Security SystemsEvaluation & safety511m

A realistic agent evaluation needs more than a benchmark and a score. It needs explicit scope, least-privileged tools, observable actions, stop conditions, and a recovery plan.

Evaluation & safety11 min read5 sources
04AI Agent Evals: How Do You Know an Agent Actually Works?Agent evaluation212m

A convincing final message is not proof of completion. Agent evaluations check the task, the actual environment, repeated trials, and the evidence left behind.

Agent evaluation12 min read2 sources
05Why an Agent Eval Can Pass on Monday and Fail on FridayAgent evaluation211m

A passing eval is evidence about one version of an agent system. When the model, context, tools, policies, or environment change, the evidence needs to be renewed.

Agent evaluation11 min read2 sources