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An Agent observability platform needs to support experiment management, being able to run multiple Agent variants in parallel, collect the same evaluation metrics (such as task success rate, number of tool calls, user satisfaction), and perform statistical significance tests, similar to MLflow's experiment tracking but adapted to Agent characteristics.
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10/31/2026
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