Evaluate agents in replicas of production.
- Working copies of the systems your agents use
- Real agent tasks against realistic records
- Every tool call and state change graded
Agent Readiness Platform
The systems your agents use. The situations they need to handle. The outcomes your business requires.
Evaluate. Simulate. Generate.
Matched the known answer. On record
Agent missed it Claimed $40, policy says $28.
Illustrative task simulation. Follow one passing result and one failure before testing your own agent.
One platform
Evaluate agents in replicas of production, grade every action, and generate the cases your data misses.
Use one. Use all three. Connect environments, evaluations, and synthetic data to keep testing as your agent evolves.
Environments
Your agent runs real tasks against working copies of the systems it uses in production. Pick an environment to see how it is evaluated. Explore each step.
Chapter 1 · BuildChapter 2 · RunChapter 3 · EvalChapter 4 · OptimizeChapter 5 · On record
Start with the records and tools the task requires. Add reviewed synthetic examples to cover missing information and conflicting records.Follow the example agent as it reads records and takes action. Check whether the resulting work meets the task requirements.Inspect the action and its result. Check the records available to the agent to understand where the task went wrong.Give both agent versions the same work. Compare what they got right and wrong, then inspect the steps behind the differences.Use what you learn to improve the agent, test it again, and try new situations. Review the results before deciding what to change next.
The working copy is built and the answer key is minted from recorded values. Nothing has run yet, so there is no verdict. Send a task to grade it.
Task completed against the working copy. Matched the known answer.
passOn recordThe tools and records your agent works with are assembled. Every value labelled: recorded, or filled in with the answer key.
The agent reads the records field by field and acts. A grader stamps the verdict against the known answer.
Two failures, two causes. Every verdict points to the agent, or to the environment. That difference is everything.
Compare two illustrative versions on the same tasks. The example scores show how the comparison works, not measured customer results.
Review the example results and their supporting evidence. Repeat the evaluation as the agent changes.
Evaluations
Define what successful work requires. Check the result, inspect how the agent got there, and compare versions.
$40≠$28The agent returned $40.The answer key says $28.Every grader below catches the gap.
The same input, sent to each grader type on the right. Figures shown are illustrative.
A verdict you can reproduce and defend. No model in the loop, nothing to drift or game.
Let the model check itself and the answer slips through half the time. Nothing to reproduce, nothing to trust.
Check work against your requirements. Inspect the result and the evidence behind each evaluation.
Synthetic Data
Create evaluation datasets on demand, each example carrying a known ground-truth answer. Dial the difficulty, cover the situations your production data never captured, and reuse them across environments and evaluations.
Scenario→Case + answer keyDescribe a situation; get a labelled example with known ground truth. Figures illustrative.
You describe the situation; difficulty and coverage are configurable. Figures shown are illustrative.
No real or sensitive data required. Every generated example is reproducible and carries its own answer key.
No real data required, reproducible. Every generated example carries known ground truth and reruns to the same result.
The difference on record
Same agent, same mistake. See where it surfaces.
Independence
After changing an agent's instructions, tools, or model, give both versions the same work.
Define the outcomes and constraints the agent needs to meet.
Give agent versions the same tasks and starting records to compare their results.
Check what the agent did and whether the resulting work meets the requirements.
Review the task result and the steps behind it before deciding what to change.
Keep testing as your agent evolves.
About LayerLens
Agent Readiness Platform.
LayerLens connects agent environments, evaluations, and synthetic data. Test the work your business requires and use the evidence to guide the next change.
Your business requirementsDefine the outcomes and constraints the agent needs to meet.
What your team gains
From the blog
Field notes on agent readiness, evaluation craft, and the mechanisms that make evidence trustworthy.
Build a benchmark from your agent's own work
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LLM Benchmarks Explained: What the Scores MeanSee how LayerLens can help you test and improve an agent for your business.
Example evaluation budget across 40 tasks and 3 models.illustrative