Guide to eval-driven development: you can vibe-code an app, not vibe-test it
hwchase17 · x · 2026-10-06
Companion article to the eval thread: 'Does Your AI Agent Actually Work? A Guide to Eval-Driven Development' argues you can vibe-code a capable app, but you can't vibe-test and call it a day — evals are what get agents deployment-ready and keep them working in production.
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