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In part 10 of the "How to build great evals" series, Madhu Guru argues that evaluating AI agents cannot rely only on the final answer; the steps taken to reach that answer matter too: both may arrive at 42, but one trajectory is 4 clean tool calls, while the other is 17 calls, 3 repeated searches, and recovery from 2 errors. He recommends first defining the complete workflow, breaking down each step's task, designing an evaluation method for each step, and distinguishing medium-difficulty from high-difficulty tasks.
In part 10 of the "How to build great evals" series, Madhu Guru argues that evaluating AI agents cannot rely only on the final answer; the steps taken to reach that answer matter too: both may arrive at 42, but one trajectory is 4 clean tool calls, while the other is 17 calls, 3 repeated searches, and recovery from 2 errors. He recommends first defining the complete workflow, breaking down each step's task, designing an evaluation method for each step, and distinguishing medium-difficulty from h
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