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Practical explanations of behavioral environments, judgment during execution, and the evidence needed to compare agents.
What is behavioral simulation for AI agents?
Behavioral simulation creates interactive test settings in which a simulated person has goals, knowledge, preferences, and constraints. Their responses can change as an agent acts, so evaluation follows the interaction and its outcome.
Read the guideWhat is inference-time alignment?
Inference-time alignment evaluates or steers an AI system while it is doing a task. In Helm’s runtime judgment workflow, the decision point connects the agent’s intended action with human intent, operating authority, available evidence, and expert judgment.
Read the guideHow to evaluate an AI agent and its harness
Evaluate an agent as a complete configuration: model, instructions, tools, memory, execution logic, and environment. Define the task outcome first, compare candidates on versioned tasks, and inspect both resource use and consequential failures.
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