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See how we evaluate an AI agent—in two minutes.

Choose a use case, replay six synthetic cases and see what passed, what failed and what still needs evidence.

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How to use the test

Watch once. Then try it yourself.

The guide follows the same controls you will use below. There is nothing to install and no technical setup.

Using the Construct demo — 45 secondsChoose a use case, replay the example, read the result and inspect a failed case.
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  1. Choose the use case closest to your AI agent.
  2. Select “Replay example”. Six synthetic cases are loaded locally.
  3. Read the main finding first: it tells you what needs attention.
  4. Check the technical signals and the behavioural evidence separately.
  5. Inspect a failed case: compare the expected action with the observed outcome.
  6. This public demo teaches the method. Contact Construct to evaluate your real system.
  1. 01
    Choose

    Pick AI agent, Research & personas or Specialist workflow.

  2. 02
    Replay

    Select “Replay example” to load six synthetic observations.

  3. 03
    Read

    Start with the plain-language finding, then check the supporting signals.

  4. 04
    Inspect

    Open the failed cases and compare expected with observed behaviour.

01 · Choose a use case

02 · Run or replay the cases

Run or replay the cases

How to read the result

Four questions. No mystery score.

Construct applies measurement science—including psychometric principles—to observable agent behaviour.

Does it repeat?

The same task should not produce a different decision for no reason.

Does context matter correctly?

Relevant information may change the answer; irrelevant labels should not.

Did we test what matters?

The result shows which intended behaviours the cases actually covered.

What remains uncertain?

A small sample has limits. We show them instead of hiding them in one score.

Synthetic profiles are controlled test conditions. They expose possible failure modes; they do not represent or predict real people, and they do not replace user research.

Ready to test your actual system?

We first agree the claim, cases, allowed data and one controlled connection route. API access, expert analysis, timing and commercial terms are then defined privately in writing.

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