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Awesome Agent Evals Awesome

A curated list of evaluation resources for AI agents — platforms, open-source frameworks, benchmarks, and methodology.

Strong evals are what separate a viral demo from a production agent. The compounding nature of tool calls makes agent evaluation fundamentally harder than single-turn LLM eval, and the ecosystem is fragmenting fast. This list aims to be a tightly curated — not exhaustive — entry point.

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Evaluation Platforms

Hosted platforms (some with open-source cores) that explicitly target agent trajectories, not just LLM calls.

  • AgentOps — Agent-specific tracing + replay + cost/quality eval.
  • LangSmith — Datasets + LLM-as-judge eval over agent traces; tight LangGraph integration.
  • Langfuse — Open-source counterpart with agent-trace observability (MIT).
  • Braintrust — Eval-first dev loop with strong agent-trajectory dataset UX.

Open-Source Eval Libraries

Code-first frameworks built for agent evaluation, drop into a repo and run in CI.

  • Harbor — Containerized agent-eval framework; runs trials at scale across cloud providers (Daytona, Modal). Hosts the Terminal-Bench 2.0 registry.
  • Inspect AI — UK AISI's eval framework; the de-facto choice for frontier-model agent evals (tool use, multi-step tasks).
  • agentevals — Ready-made trajectory evaluators for agents.
  • AWS Agent Evaluation — Generative-AI-powered framework for testing virtual agents.
  • Strands Evals — Multi-agent interaction analysis + automated experiment generation.
  • DeepEval — Pytest-style; agent-specific metrics (task completion, tool correctness).
  • RagCiteCheck — Python CLI for evidence-stability checks across RAG/agentic retrieval runs.

Agent Benchmarks

Coding Agents

Web / Browser Agents

  • WebArena — Realistic self-hosted web environments (e-commerce, GitLab, Reddit clone).
  • VisualWebArena — Multimodal extension of WebArena.
  • BrowserGym — Gym-style toolkit for browser agents; common substrate.
  • AgentLab — ServiceNow's dev+eval framework atop BrowserGym.
  • Mind2Web — Generalist web agent benchmark.
  • WebVoyager — Live-website multimodal agent eval.

Computer-Use / OS Agents

Tool-Use & Function-Calling

  • ToolBench — 16k+ real-world API tasks for multi-step tool-using agents.
  • MCPEval — MCP-based automated task generation + deep eval for tool-using agents.

Conversational / Customer-Service Agents

  • τ-bench / τ²-bench — Sierra's go-to benchmark for conversational tool-use agents; policy-bound, dual-control.

Research / Deep-Research Agents

  • GAIA — General-assistant benchmark; multi-step research with tools.
  • BrowseComp — Hard browsing/research questions for autonomous browsing agents.

General / Multi-Domain

  • AgentBench — 8 environments covering OS, DB, web, code, games.
  • AgentBoard — Fine-grained progress-rate metric across domains.
  • AgentQuest — Modular framework for measuring agent progress.

Reading & Methodology

Related Lists

This repo focuses tightly on agent evaluation. For broader scope, see:

Contributing

PRs welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md. Quality bar:

  • Agent-focused. Pure LLM benchmarks belong elsewhere unless heavily used for agent eval.
  • One line per entry. Link first, terse description after. No marketing copy.
  • Stable. Prefer projects with active maintenance and real adoption over preprints with no code.
  • Honest. If a tool overlaps heavily with another, note the difference rather than duplicating.

License

CC0 1.0 Universal — Public Domain.

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