- Day 1
A few prompts spot-checked. Looks perfect. Ships.
- Day 5
A number lands in a report. Nobody notices it’s off.
- Day 30
Someone reconciles it. Now nothing the agent says is trusted.
Test your AI agent before your users do.
Connect an internal agent and AgentSAT will stress-test it against your company’s real data, business rules, edge cases, and custom requirements — then give your engineering team a detailed report of what needs to be fixed before deployment.
Four engineering patterns need attention
Queried a plausible marketing table instead of the approved Finance dataset.
Tested against the systems your business already trusts
Wrong answers don’t look wrong.
An agent that crashes gets fixed on day one. An agent that’s confidently wrong gets trusted.
The query ran. Nothing errored. It was just the wrong table — and you had no reason to check.
- v1.3
28 executable tests expose the source, SQL, and business-logic failures.
- Engineering
The team fixes four root causes instead of chasing eight isolated prompts.
- v1.4
Regression anchors and fresh variants prove the updated agent is ready.
A software testing loop for internal agents.
Connect a version, diagnose its failures, fix the implementation, and retest before every important release.
Connect the agent
Register the real internal agent, its endpoint, and the exact version under test.
Stress-test real workflows
Run private company-specific scenarios against the candidate’s normal tools and data.
Fix, retest, compare
Give engineering a detailed report, submit v2, and prove which failures were resolved.
The engineering report is the product.
Real candidate execution
Invoke a Groq demo agent or your Agent API for every test—never a simulated UI result.
Private test plans
Stable regression anchors plus fresh variants prevent prompt-specific hardcoding.
Engineering-grade evidence
Prompt, final answer, tool calls, sources, SQL, latency, and errors for every finding.
Deployment blockers
Critical source, business-logic, and governance failures cannot hide inside an average.
Version comparison
Keep every run, retest an updated agent, and show exactly what changed from v1 to v2.
Company context turns generic checks into realistic failures.
DataHub supplies the definitions, source authority, schemas, policies, and trusted query patterns needed to build deterministic expected outcomes.
- Embedded demo context, or connect DataHub Core
- Source provenance on every oracle
- Latest deployment-readiness result written back to the registry
Find the failure before your users do.
A private Finance stress test, a detailed engineering report, and a versioned retest loop.