Amalgama / Workflow Test Lab
Check what your agent actually did
Test business rules against recorded outputs and actions. Find failures, inspect missing evidence and compare pilot versions before deciding what to change.
Put an exception through the process
Try a fictional supplier workflow. One case escalates correctly, another sends a payment, and a third has an incomplete log.
No account or API key needed.
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Rules check exact fields or recorded actions. Edit the supplied result below.
Looks for a human-handoff event in the actual journal.
Import or edit suite JSONFull control over case IDs, rules, typed values and actual results
Import a suite or an exported report. Only its suite is loaded. Import replaces the open suite. Existing saved copies stay unchanged. Use this editor to remove cases or rules.
Apply or discard pending actual-result edits before changing the full suite.
Compare with a previous versionOptional · use the same case and rule IDs
Review the supplied evidence. No agent actions will run.
Your acceptance matrix will appear here
Run the checks to separate failures from missing evidence. Original logs remain unchanged.
Reset this lab
This clears the open inputs and review marks. Export or save a copy first.
Read recorded evidence
Checks run locally against the JSON you supply. A complete log is an assertion by its exporter. A missing or partial log produces Not observable when absence cannot be established. A source reference does not prove that a claim is true.
Keep strict boundaries
Human handoff requires an event named human-handoff. Field paths are arrays of exact keys. Exact values preserve JSON types. These checks do not run agents, access your CRM or authorise a production launch. Files and expressions are never executed.
Save both versions
Up to 100 cases and 30 rules per case. The editor accepts 30,000 characters per suite. Workspace copies include both versions and review marks. Export your work before closing a standalone page.
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