How do you test agents that run commands on real infrastructure?
NetInternational313 · reddit · 2026-10-28
A Reddit developer asks how to test agents that act on real infrastructure (kubectl, cloud APIs): mocks feel fake, real clusters are slow to reset, and scoring beyond 'did it fix the problem' is unclear. They ask where test scenarios come from and how to catch agents breaking unrelated things while fixing the target issue.
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