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AI agents are increasingly integrated into production workflows but current release decisions often rely on capability tests that do not ensure readiness for real-world constraints. The paper introduces the ProofAgent Index to better assess production readiness beyond capability.
AI agents are increasingly integrated into production workflows but current release decisions often rely on capability tests that do not ensure readiness for real-world constraints. The paper introduces the ProofAgent Index to better assess production readiness beyond capability.
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AI agents are moving into production workflows where they retrieve information, call tools, maintain state, and act on behalf of users or organizations, but many release decisions still rely on capability signals, demos, or behavioral tests that do not show whether an agent is ready to operate under production...
Distinguishing capability from production readiness is crucial to deploying reliable AI agents that can safely and effectively operate in real environments. The ProofAgent Index aims to provide a more rigorous framework for evaluating AI agents before production use.
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