How to Design Long-Session High-Concurrency Agent Tests?
SnooPeripherals5313 · reddit · 2026-07-08
A developer asks in the community: What is the optimal scale for running large numbers of agent tests in long-session scenarios, and what feedback loops beyond explicit signals like tool call failures and memory formation should be monitored, noting the scarcity of literature in this direction. This is a real methodological discussion for agent evaluation engineering.
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