Evaluating AI Agents: What's the Smallest Deliverable You'd Trust at Work?
Feisty_Ad1424 · reddit · 2026-07-31
The author points out that adopting AI in the workplace depends less on benchmark scores and more on the usable artifacts left when a task finishes.
They list acceptable "minimum viable artifacts," such as spreadsheets with auditable formulas, template-compliant documents, and reproducible build steps. They also share a personal evaluation checklist: artifact integrity, minimum permissions, visible intermediate steps, failure recovery, and repeatability. The post concludes by asking the community where this checklist breaks down in real-world workflows.
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