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Tactics·Sep 3, 2026

Raj Kundalia releases open-source framework with 10-bug agent to evaluate AI trajectories

Tactic · Dev.to · stat: 10 bugs Developer Raj Kundalia releases a testing framework to evaluate multi-step AI agent trajectories rather than just final outputs. To demonstrate the system, Kundalia…

Tactic · Dev.to · stat: 10 bugs

Developer Raj Kundalia releases a testing framework to evaluate multi-step AI agent trajectories rather than just final outputs. To demonstrate the system, Kundalia open-sources a custom bug-fixing agent seeded with 10 specific errors alongside the evaluation harness on GitHub.

Evaluating agent trajectories prevents silent failures that look correct on paper Founders building agentic workflows must implement trajectory-level regression testing to catch silent tool-call hallucinations before deploying to production.

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