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Agent Torture
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About Agent Torture
Agent Torture is a service that crash-tests AI agents before they go live. Users submit a public chat widget URL, an API endpoint, or a pasted transcript. The system then runs a set of scripted scenarios designed to expose policy violations, privacy leaks, and escalation failures. Each test produces a report containing exact transcripts, severity ratings, and suggested fixes. The service measures bot behavior against deterministic rules rather than subjective impressions, and provides a one-time retest within a 14-day window to verify improvements. Reports are delivered as shareable links and include evidence-backed findings that link directly to problematic bot responses.
Key features
- Policy pressure tests for refunds, discounts, and exceptions
- Privacy pressure tests for sensitive data exposure
- Human pressure tests for urgency and escalation handling
- Automated retest within 14-day report window
- Transcript evidence linked to specific bot replies
- Severity ratings and confidence scores
- Fix backlog with suggested changes
- Shareable report links for team review
Use cases
- Pre-deployment quality assurance for chatbots
- Post-incident testing using real customer failures
- Agency client QA workflow with prepaid credits
Pros
- Deterministic scoring based on transcript evidence
- One-time payment per report with no subscription required
- Free preview available before purchase
- Includes exact transcript evidence for each finding
- Supports public websites, APIs, and pasted transcripts
Cons
- No free tier beyond preview runs
- Limited to public endpoints or transcripts; login-heavy widgets require API or transcript path
- Report data expires after 14 days
- No live dashboard for ongoing monitoring
Frequently asked questions about Agent Torture
What can I test with Agent Torture?
Public website chat widgets, public API endpoints, and pasted transcripts can be tested. Login-heavy widgets may require using the API or transcript path instead.
How does Agent Torture determine the results?
Results are judged using deterministic rules and transcript evidence, providing objective assessments rather than subjective impressions.
When do I pay for a report?
A preview is free, but the full report costs $29 once, only after a meaningful bot reply. Unsupported or empty runs do not incur a charge.
How long are the reports available?
Guest report data expires after 14 days, and the report link is shareable within that window.
Can I retest a bot after making fixes?
Yes, one free retest is included for API and website roasts within the 14-day report window to verify improvements.
Does Agent Torture offer pricing for agencies?
Yes, agencies can purchase report credits in packs, with 10 roasts for $100 and subsequent roasts at $10 each.
