Adversarial testing for AI agents, before your users find the failures. 10 dimensions, outcome-based pass/fail, no SDK required.
Built for teams shipping real AI agents
Built for engineering teams. Evaluation across 10 dimensions, regression testing, CI/CD webhooks, and outcome-based pass/fail. No SDK required.
Customer-facing or internal. If your agent talks to humans, we test it.
We test your agents every week with adversarial customers and flag failures the moment they appear, so a bad prompt or model update never reaches your customers first.
Two testing methods, built for the two things AI agents actually do. Find the one that matches yours.
Tested with synthetic users running real multi-turn conversations.
Tested by generating a synthetic version of the system with known-correct answers.
Point us at your agent, we run your full range of customers at it, you get the receipts.
"Your competitor is half the price. Why would I switch?"
"How do you handle data residency if we're in the EU? And is the attribution model deterministic or probabilistic?"
Tested against 6 synthetic prospect personas across 10 scoring dimensions.
The agent filtered by status and missed tickets past their due date with no status update. Fluent, specific, and wrong.
Plus per-question transcripts, failure-type distribution, and conversation-quality scoring in the full report.
Ground truth checks, LLM judges, and regression suites all cover the scenarios someone thought to write. Real customers do not stay on script.
The hardest agent failures aren't crashes. They're silent.
Your real schema. Synthetic data.
Your real data never leaves your systems. You give us your structure, we generate everything else.
We generate the correct answer for every question. We have not found anyone else doing this for agent testing.
You share your structure, not your records. That makes security an easy yes.
Benchmark your agent, track quality over time, and catch regressions before your customers do.
Track how your agent's quality changes over time. Catch regressions the week they happen, not the quarter.
We're not asking you to trust us. Here's what we keep seeing break, across 7 industries and 76 scoring dimensions.
Agents quote numbers that don't exist or contradict your own pricing page, and they say it with total confidence.
A prospect says "I'm ready to buy" and the agent answers with a generic sign-off instead of a booking link. The deal quietly dies.
In healthcare, finance, and legal, agents skip required disclaimers or make claims that cross a compliance line.
A few turns in, the agent loses what the prospect already told it, repeats questions, or contradicts itself.
Our methodology, in the open. Every score traces back to a public 10-dimension framework, 6 industry-specific and 4 universal, so you can check exactly how we graded, dimension by dimension.
Read the frameworkOn our framework, this is an Outcome Correctness failure. Tone Calibration and Information Accuracy scored well, so the surface metrics looked fine. The one dimension that decides revenue is the one it failed.
We're a team of sales operators and software engineers. One side has spent years on the front lines of B2B, running thousands of real sales conversations. The other side has shipped production software in enterprise SaaS. Together we kept seeing the same pattern: companies deploy AI agents that sound smart in demos but break in real conversations, and nobody tests them under pressure before shipping.
We were shipping AI agents with no objective way to measure whether they actually worked. So we built one. If we couldn't tell where our own agents stood, most teams can't either. That's why ClientCoded exists.
Every scoring rubric comes from real operational experience. Every persona is modeled on real buyer behavior. Our regulated-industry rubrics, for healthcare, finance, and legal, are built on published compliance frameworks. All of it comes from watching real agents break in real conversations.