Use Cases
Agent Reliability
Understand where agents lose the thread. Examine planning, tool use, and recovery across complete task runs, then build expert training data around the failures that matter in production.
Where models
fall short
Long-horizon planning
A task can start well and fail ten steps later. Long chains expose planning errors that isolated benchmark questions leave unseen.
Silent tool failures
A tool call can return the expected format and still produce the wrong result. These failures can pass through subsequent steps without a clear signal.
Ambiguous instructions
When a request leaves room for interpretation, hardcoded fallback behavior can replace useful reasoning and send the agent down the wrong path.
From diagnosis to improvement
BakeLens
Map the failure surface
- Trace planning decisions, tool calls, and recovery behavior across full task runs to understand how a failure develops.
- Rank failure modes by frequency and severity, so the diagnosis makes the most consequential gaps visible.
- Compare agent versions, prompts, and model changes against the same failure patterns to see where behavior differs.
Proof
Train against diagnosed gaps
- Build expert-labeled, multi-turn interactions around the failures identified in diagnosis, with examples grounded in the task sequence.
- Provide verified tool-use sequences with correct intermediate states, making the path between actions and outcomes explicit.
- Create adversarial edge cases that target the agent’s observed weak points in planning, tool use, and ambiguity.
What you get
- Failure Mode Report
- A prioritized account of failure modes, with task traces, observed frequency, and severity scores to support review.
- Targeted Training Data
- Expert-labeled datasets built around diagnosed gaps, giving training a direct connection to the failures observed in complete runs.
- Reliability Evaluation Suite
- An evaluation set covering the identified failure patterns, so teams can check for regressions as agents, prompts, and models change.
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