Who actually runs adversarial testing in the Agent Development Lifecycle?
Specialist-Bee9801 · reddit · 2026-09-04
The poster notes that while the Agent Development Lifecycle (ADLC) is widely discussed, first-hand accounts of teams actually living it day to day are rare, especially on security. Software is tested on every deployment, so AI behavior should get adversarial testing on every meaningful AI deployment — but in practice, who owns that testing, what gets tested, and what actually blocks a release?
They ask teams that adopted an ADLC what has worked and what has become a process nobody follows.
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