Reddit user shares short video primer on agent evals for agent builders
Roy3838 · reddit · 2026-11-04
A r/AIAgents user shares a short video they made explaining agent evals, arguing that evaluation is a critical part of building agents. The YouTube link is in the comments, and the author invites questions and feedback. The post itself is brief; the substance is in the video, with the core message that agent builders must take evals seriously.
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