arXiv AI By Ngoc Phuoc An Vo, Aarya Doshi, Vadim Sheinin

Continuous Process-Level Evaluation for Evolving Enterprise AI Agent Skills

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The paper introduces a continuous evaluation framework that assesses both outcome-level and process-level aspects of evolving enterprise AI agent skills. It applies this framework to two variants of a Business Value Determination skill, running 240 trials across multiple models, harnesses, and specifications. The results show that while most trials pass final numerical checks, a large majority still exhibit process-level deviations, and dependency attribution reduces the number of failed checks per run. The framework also provides reusable regression tests and highlights specification sensitivity across configurations.

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