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AI developers wanting a tool to manage and evaluate their LLMs
About AgentBench
AgentBench is an evaluation framework specifically designed to assess the capabilities and performance of autonomous AI agents. It provides a standardized set of benchmarks that test various aspects of an agent's behavior, such as task-solving ability, decision-making, adaptability, and interaction with simulated environments. By evaluating agents on tasks across different domains, AgentBench helps developers identify strengths and weaknesses in the agents’ performance, such as their ability to plan, reason, and learn from feedback. The framework offers insights into how well an agent can handle complex, real-world-like scenarios, making it useful for both research and practical development. Overall, AgentBench supports the iterative improvement of autonomous agents, ensuring they meet reliability and efficiency standards before wider application.
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Maxim
Maxim is an agent simulation, evaluation, and observability platform that empowers modern AI teams to deploy agents with quality, reliability, and speed.
Maxim's end-to-end evaluation and data management stack covers every stage of the AI lifecycle, from prompt engineering to pre & post release testing and observability, data-set creation & management, and fine-tuning.
Use Maxim to simulate and test your multi-turn workflows on a wide variety of scenarios and across different user personas before taking your application to production.
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Agent Evaluation
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Custom Evaluators- AI, Programmatic and Statistical
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Simulate and test AI agents
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Tracing and debugging multi-agent workflows
Real-time alerts on performance and quality
Creating robust datasets for evals and fine-tuning
Human-in-the-loop workflows
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