Where tracing platforms evaluate turn by turn, Cekura evaluates the full session. Imagine a banking agent where the user fails verification in step 1, but the agent hallucinates and proceeds anyway. A turn-based evaluator sees step 3 (address confirmation) and marks it green - the right question was asked. Cekura's judge sees the full transcript and flags the session as failed because verification never succeeded.Try us out at https://www.cekura.ai - 7-day free trial, no credit card required. Paid plans from $30/month.We also put together a product video if you'd like to see it in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8FFKv1-nMw. The first minute dives into quick onboarding - and if you want to jump straight to the results, skip to 8:40.Curious what the HN community is doing - how are you testing behavioral regressions in your agents? What failure modes have hurt you most? Happy to dig in below!
«Мы исходим из того, что мы этих гарантий не то что не одобряли, мы их не видели», — рассказал Лавров.
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Nobody was more surprised by Friedmann’s turn back to crime than Hall. The two had first met a year and a half before Friedmann’s arrest at the jail, but they’d known each other by reputation long before that. Hall had worked as a case manager at Nashville’s old jail while Friedmann was locked up there. Later, Hall worked for Corrections Corporation of America, which operated another prison where Friedmann was incarcerated. When Friedmann got out and became an activist and a journalist, he often consulted with Hall’s staff. In 2018, the sheriff’s office invited Friedmann to join a group of outside advisers on jail reform, and in the months before Friedmann’s arrest Hall had met with him many times. He appreciated Friedmann’s seriousness, and the feeling was mutual. Friedmann lauded Hall in the Tennessean. When he learned of the arrest, Hall said, he “couldn’t believe it.”