Efficiently validate your agent’s performance at scale, whether you want to fast-track
testing with AI-generated scenarios or manually craft and upload your own. You can generate
realistic test cases for specific subagents and actions, or data linked through the Agentforce Data
Library.
Start by selecting the agent you want to test and configuring key conditions like
conversation history and context variables to match your real-world use case. Then, choose
your test data: generate scenarios to validate the agent’s selection of subagents and actions,
generate question-and-answer style test cases based on the knowledge content available to the
agent, or upload your own test cases in a CSV file for full control. Then, select the
evaluations that best measure your agent’s performance ranging from basic response accuracy to
deeper quality metrics like coherence, completeness, and instruction adherence. You can run
tests immediately or download the cases for review and refinement before execution.
Create a Test Fast-track your testing with AI generated testing scenarios or create and upload your own. Test your agents against subagents and actions or data available in Agentforce Data Library.
Define Test Conditions When you upload test cases from the CSV template, defining test conditions such as conversation history and context variables helps provide additional context. These variables help simulate more realistic user interactions, making your tests more reliable and reflective of actual agent behavior.
Add Test Data Add test cases to evaluate your agent’s performance by either generating them with AI or uploading your own scenarios. AI-generated test cases offer two data options: generating based on subagents and actions, or generating from knowledge available to the agent via the Agentforce Data Library.
Choose Evaluations Evaluations measure your AI agent’s performance across key areas. Default evaluations include response accuracy, subagent assertion, and action assertion. To better match your testing goals, you can add quality-focused evaluations like completeness, coherence, conciseness, latency, and instruction adherence. Selecting the right mix of evaluations gives you the insights you need to strategically refine and improve your agent.
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