AI Agents Are Impressive Until They Need to Handle One Exception
AI agent demos often succeed with clean workflows, but real-world business scenarios are filled with exceptions like incomplete data, unusual customers, or broken integrations. The true measure of an agent's reliability might not be its ability to complete a normal path, but rather its capacity to recognize when to stop and request human assistance. This raises questions about how to effectively measure agent reliability in complex environments.
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Many agent demos work perfectly when the workflow is clean.
Real businesses are mostly exceptions: incomplete data, unusual customers, broken integrations, unclear instructions, and decisions nobody documented.
The real test may not be whether an agent completes the normal path. It may be whether it knows when to stop and ask for help.
How should we measure agent reliability?