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Duration 21 hours
Course Outline
Foundations of Debugging and Evaluation in Mastra
- Comprehending agent behavior models and common failure modes
- Core debugging principles specific to the Mastra framework
- Assessing both deterministic and non-deterministic agent actions
Establishing Environments for Agent Testing
- Setting up test sandboxes and isolated evaluation spaces
- Collecting logs, traces, and telemetry data for in-depth analysis
- Curating datasets and prompts for structured testing procedures
Debugging AI Agent Behavior
- Tracing decision paths and internal reasoning signals
- Detecting hallucinations, errors, and unintended behavioral outcomes
- Leveraging observability dashboards for root-cause investigation
Evaluation Metrics and Benchmarking Frameworks
- Defining both quantitative and qualitative evaluation metrics
- Measuring accuracy, consistency, and contextual compliance
- Utilizing benchmark datasets for repeatable and reliable assessment
Reliability Engineering for AI Agents
- Designing reliability tests for long-running agent processes
- Identifying performance drift and degradation in agent output
- Implementing safeguards for critical business workflows
Quality Assurance Processes and Automation
- Constructing QA pipelines for continuous evaluation
- Automating regression tests to support agent updates
- Integrating QA processes with CI/CD and enterprise-level workflows
Advanced Techniques for Hallucination Reduction
- Employing prompting strategies to minimize undesired outputs
- Incorporating validation loops and self-check mechanisms
- Testing model combinations to enhance overall reliability
Reporting, Monitoring, and Continuous Improvement
- Creating QA reports and agent scorecards for stakeholder review
- Monitoring long-term behavior trends and error patterns
- Refining evaluation frameworks to accommodate evolving systems
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- A solid grasp of AI agent behavior and model interaction dynamics
- Practical experience in debugging or testing intricate software systems
- Working knowledge of observability and logging utilities
Target Audience
- Quality Assurance (QA) Engineers
- AI Reliability Engineers
- Developers tasked with maintaining agent quality and performance