Where Do Teams Review Agent Behavior Changes After an Eval Finds a Problem?
Afraid_Aardvark4269 · reddit · 2026-10-07
A developer asks how teams review proposed agent behavior changes when traces/evals reveal issues like wrong tool use, skipped retrieval, or policy violations: PR review, eval dashboards, incident follow-ups, or prompt versioning tools?
They are building an open-source "agent change proposal" artifact and want feedback before overbuilding the schema:
- Is a portable proposal file useful or just ceremony?
- What evidence makes a proposal trustworthy: observed behavior, outcome signal, trace evidence, risk, validation criteria, rollback, owner, confidence?
- What existing tools or processes already solve this?
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