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AI applications are everywhere, but testing them is still surprisingly tricky. A normal API test can tell you that your endpoint returned a response and that the request succeeded. But that doesn't necessarily tell you whether the agent actually behaved the way you intended. If you change a prompt, model, tool, system instruction, or business policy, something that worked last week can quietly start behaving differently. So I built Retrio - a testing platform for AI applications. The basic workflow is: • Define test cases for how your agent should behave • Set expected behavior and a golden baseline • Run those tests against your live agent • Have an evaluator judge the actual response • Track regressions and behavioral drift across runs • Compare exactly what changed when something breaks I also built run history, analytics and exports so you can see whether your agent is actually getting more reliable over time. I'm launching it on Product Hunt today, so this is the first time I'm putting it properly in front of people. I'd love to hear what you guys think about this. retrio.tech   submitted by   /u/digbickindividual [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/14 23:52:43