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SIT-Eval is suitable for scenarios where agent behavior is highly context-dependent, rare but critical safety and compliance situations need to be tested, and there is willingness to invest in situation taxonomy and rule definitions; it is not suitable for scenarios where conversational naturalness is the primary metric, where domain experts to define rules are lacking, or where the evaluation budget cannot support judge validation.
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