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 Duration 21 hours

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Basics of Mastra Debugging and Evaluation

  • Analyzing agent behavioral models and potential failure points.
  • Essential debugging principles inherent to Mastra.
  • Assessing both deterministic and non-deterministic agent actions.

Establishing Environments for Agent Testing

  • Setting up test sandboxes and isolated evaluation zones.
  • Collecting logs, traces, and telemetry data for in-depth review.
  • Curating datasets and prompts for organized testing protocols.

Troubleshooting AI Agent Behavior

  • Tracking decision pathways and internal reasoning signals.
  • Spotting hallucinations, errors, and unexpected behaviors.
  • Leveraging observability dashboards to conduct root-cause analyses.

Metrics for Evaluation and Benchmarking Structures

  • Formulating quantitative and qualitative evaluation criteria.
  • Measuring precision, consistency, and adherence to context.
  • Using benchmark datasets for reproducible assessments.

Reliability Engineering for AI Agents

  • Creating reliability tests for agents running extended tasks.
  • Identifying performance drift and degradation in agents.
  • Deploying safeguards for mission-critical workflows.

Quality Assurance Procedures and Automation

  • Constructing QA pipelines for ongoing evaluation.
  • Automating regression testing for agent updates.
  • Integrating QA processes with CI/CD and enterprise systems.

Sophisticated Methods for Reducing Hallucinations

  • Employing prompting strategies to minimize undesirable outputs.
  • Instituting validation loops and self-check mechanisms.
  • Experimenting with model combinations to enhance reliability.

Reporting, Monitoring, and Ongoing Optimization

  • Producing QA reports and agent performance scorecards.
  • Monitoring long-term behavior and error trends.
  • Refining evaluation frameworks for evolving systems.

Conclusion and Future Steps

Requirements

  • A solid grasp of AI agent dynamics and model interactions.
  • Hands-on experience in troubleshooting or testing complex software architectures.
  • Proficiency with observability or logging utilities.

Target Audience

  • Quality Assurance Engineers.
  • AI Reliability Engineers.
  • Developers tasked with maintaining agent quality and performance.

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