AI and Agent Engineering Courses and Certifications As new frameworks and techniques proliferate, there is a distinct need to stay a step ahead in the rapidly-evolving field of AI engineering. Our expert-led, intuitive code-along courses on a variety of learning platforms are designed to help early and established AI engineers and others turn foundational knowledge on generative AI into applied expertise. Arize AX Agent evals Register Arize AX | How to Observe, Evaluate, and Improve AI Agents Learn how to build, evaluate, and ship AI agents you can trust with Arize AX, in one hands-on series. Laurie Voss, Head of DevRel at Arize, builds a real financial-analysis agent and takes it from “it works on my test queries” to production-grade: tracing, evals, calibration, experiments, monitoring, and a closed feedback loop. Arize-Hosted Free Register LLM Evaluation Basics This course led by Laurie Voss — Head of Developer Relations at Arize AI and a former founder at NPM — dives into the importance of evals in AI systems and how they serve as a testing mechanism for outputs that are inherently variable. It covers two types of evals: code evals for deterministic checks and LLM-as-a-Judge ev…
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TypeSafe’s Jev: Can decision models replace LLM judges?
<p>TypeSafe’s Jev classifies, scores, and routes without generating text — up to hundreds of times cheaper than an LLM judge. What that changes for evals, confidence routing, and application architecture.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://arize.com/blog/typesafe-jev-llm-judge/">TypeSafe’s Jev: Can decision models replace LLM judges?</a> appeared first on <a href="https://arize.com">Arize AI</a>.</p>
Author: Laurie Voss
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<p>This week the AI community was in uproar about <a href="https://typesafe.ai/blog/introducing-system-one-models-and-jev">Jev</a> from TypeSafe, not just a new model but a new kind of model: one that classifies, scores, and routes but cannot write a sentence. The reason for the fuss is simple: it’s radically faster and cheaper than using an LLM to perform the same task, up to 200x faster and 400x cheaper if TypeSafe’s numbers are to be trusted. In one small independent test, a general-purpose model spent about 910 output tokens reasoning its way to each yes-or-no answer while Jev spent 85, and it doesn’t even bill for them.</p> <p>That’s potentially a really big deal. An enormous share of LLM-powered components in AI applications today are being asked to make decisions: pass or fail, route A or route B, which of 5 labels to pick. In particular, that’s something that LLM-as-a-judge evaluations are doing all the time, so it really made our ears perk up at Arize AI. This post is about how we got here, what this new kind of model buys you, what you lose, and what choices you should be making about your application’s architecture as a result.</p> <h2 id="what-is-typesafes-jev-and-how-d…
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How to find and debug agent failures your evals are missing
<p>Evals measure failures you know how to name. Arize Signal continuously reviews production traces to find recurring trajectory failures you do not, then turns them into evidence for tests and fixes.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://arize.com/blog/how-to-find-and-debug-agent-failures-your-evals-are-missing/">How to find and debug agent failures your evals are missing</a> appeared first on <a href="https://arize.com">Arize AI</a>.</p>
Author: Aaron Winston
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<p><b>TL;DR: </b>Predefined evals and monitors measure risks you already know how to specify. Production agents also develop failures nobody thought to encode: a tool receives the wrong argument, a retry loop adds cost without making progress, or the final answer looks right even though the requested action never happened. Signal reviews <a href="https://arize.com/docs/ax/instrument/what-are-traces">production traces</a> and groups recurring patterns into investigations with supporting evidence. Engineers then preserve representative examples in a regression dataset, define the expected behavior, and create evaluators to test candidate fixes. Those datasets grow as the team confirms new failures, while Signal keeps watching for patterns the existing suite does not cover.</p> <p>Every eval suite begins with a list of things that might go wrong. But as is often the case, production eventually produces something that wasn’t on your list.</p> <p>We saw the gap in one of our own controlled benchmarks. We ran seven models through the same <a href="https://arize.com/blog/what-is-an-agent-harness/">agent harness</a> on 19 GitHub operations tasks, ten times each. Correctness stayed in a rel…
Trace Google ADK for Java agents with OpenInference and send spans to Arize AX for LLM observability.
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<p>Your agents produce more traces and eval results than your team can read. SallyAnn DeLucia on how engineering teams are restructuring around managed agents, and which work stays human.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://arize.com/blog/future-of-ai-operations-teams/">The future of AI operations teams</a> appeared first on <a href="https://arize.com">Arize AI</a>.</p>
Author: Jim Bennett
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<p class="wp-block-paragraph">The gap between an issue showing up in production and a fix going out is the constraint most teams shipping agents are now working against.</p> <p class="wp-block-paragraph">Most of those teams have stopped asking whether they need observability and evals, they already have both. Traces are landing, evaluators are running, and the dashboards are populated. That is exactly why the gap is wide: an application with thousands of users a day produces more traces and eval results than any team can read, and every hour spent combing through them is an hour the fix isn’t shipping.</p> <p class="wp-block-paragraph"><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimbobbennett/">Jim Bennett</a>, Principal Developer Experience Engineer, sat down with <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/sallyann-delucia-59a381172/">SallyAnn DeLucia</a>, Head of Product, to talk about what happens when AI telemetry outgrows the humans reviewing it. Her answer is not fewer people. It is humans managing a fleet of specialized agents that cut the pile down, so the people with domain knowledge only spend time where they change the outcome.</p> <p> </p> <p><iframe loading="lazy" title=…
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AI agent regression testing with Agent Experiments in Arize AX
<p>A cancellation-policy fix raised action safety and dropped average task completion from 0.89 to 0.72. This walkthrough shows how to regression-test agent changes with Agent Experiments in Arize AX.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://arize.com/blog/ai-agent-regression-testing-with-arize-ax/">AI agent regression testing with Agent Experiments in Arize AX</a> appeared first on <a href="https://arize.com">Arize AI</a>.</p>
Author: Nancy Chauhan
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<figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-video is-provider-youtube wp-block-embed-youtube wp-embed-aspect-16-9 wp-has-aspect-ratio"> <div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"></div> </figure> <h2 id="key-takeaways"><b>Key takeaways</b></h2> <ul> <li><b>Fixing one agent failure can introduce another.</b> A change that improves one workflow can still affect routing, tool use, or task completion elsewhere in the agent. In our demo run, safety improved, but average task completion fell from 0.89 to 0.72.</li> <li><b>Your regression dataset needs working cases, too.</b> Include common workflows, known failures, and edge cases so testing catches side effects beyond the problem you set out to fix. That mix is the same idea behind <a href="https://arize.com/docs/ax/improve/build-a-dataset">building a dataset in Arize AX</a> and the <a href="https://arize.com/blog/anthropic-tips-how-to-build-evals-you-can-trust/">regression evals that protect customer-critical behavior</a>.</li> <li><b>Compare the current agent against one proposed change.</b> Run baseline and candidate configurations against the same dataset in Arize AX to see how the change affects the scenarios you depend on.</li> <li><b>Measure…
Build a prompt in the Prompt Playground, run it across a dataset as an experiment, compare variants and models, then save the winner to Prompt Hub.
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Test deployed agents end-to-end by running a dataset against a customer-hosted remote agent and collecting the results as an experiment.
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Launch a dataset against a registered remote agent, override config per run, and compare runs in the agent playground.
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Run experiments from your own runtime for pipelines, agents, sandboxes, and multi-step workflows, then score and compare each run in Arize AX
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<p>Code mode gives an agent a sandbox instead of a longer tool list. Here is why it fixes the too-many-tools problem, what it costs you in sandboxing and debuggability, and when plain tool calling is still the right call.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://arize.com/blog/code-mode/">Code mode: Why your agent should code</a> appeared first on <a href="https://arize.com">Arize AI</a>.</p>
Author: Mikyo King
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<p>Most conversations about agents center on coding. Whether you use an agent to build software or just clean up a spreadsheet, agents’ ability to write code has unlocked a vast set of capabilities. Coding agents are no longer just for engineers; they’re also for marketers, designers, and analysts. They’re being rapidly adopted across white-collar jobs because they help people get real work done, and this adoption is driving the pace of growth. The proof is in the market: Claude Code and Codex now have non-engineering variants in Claude Design and Codex Work, and Anthropic’s revenue has been growing 10x year over year.</p> <p>So why do we use coding agents for non-coding work? What is the secret capability that coding unlocks?</p> <p>The simple answer is that code is currently the right tool for most agent tasks. LLMs can use programming <i><b>languages</b></i> to solve problems through code rather than needing to be trained in some other modality. This has clearly been the focus of the frontier labs: ever since coding agents took off, the latest frontier models have been trained and evaluated primarily on software engineering benchmarks.</p> <p>You may have…
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How I cut coding agent costs with model and harness routing
<p>By routing planning, exploration, implementation, and review to different models, I reduced one recurring coding-agent workflow from roughly $100 to $15-$20 per run.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://arize.com/blog/how-i-cut-coding-agent-costs-with-model-harness-routing/">How I cut coding agent costs with model and harness routing</a> appeared first on <a href="https://arize.com">Arize AI</a>.</p>
Author: Arda Hoke
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<p><em>Author’s note: Model’s change, and by the time you’re reading this, you’ll probably be experimenting with the next one (like Astra or Fable 5.1). But the lessons in here are relevant regardless of what model you choose.</em></p> <p>I am a software engineering intern on Arize’s experimentation team, so I spend a lot of time testing <a href="https://arize.com/blog/what-is-an-agent-harness/">coding-agent harnesses</a> such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi etc. I started these experiments with a practical question: how much useful engineering work can I get from the same AI budget?</p> <p>One of our recurring workflows was a daily Slack bot that searched for a critical bug and opened a pull request. Running Opus 5 from end to end cost about $100 per attempt. After I moved the main loop to Kimi K3 Max, delegated supporting work to lower-cost models, and kept Opus 5 available as an advisor, the same workflow cost about $15 to $20 per run. Although it is hard to measure the quality of findings compared to the previous method, we continued merging pull requests from it.</p> <p>That experiment made me more curious about <a href="https://arize.com/bl…
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How Coinbase Wallet built an agent-first product development lifecycle
<p>By redesigning planning, validation, and risk review around AI agents, Coinbase Wallet dramatically shortened the path from product idea to working software.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://arize.com/blog/how-coinbase-wallet-built-an-agent-first-product-development-lifecycle/">How Coinbase Wallet built an agent-first product development lifecycle</a> appeared first on <a href="https://arize.com">Arize AI</a>.</p>
Author: Sara Verdi
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<p>For most engineering teams, AI adoption begins inside the IDE or CLI. Coinbase Wallet chose a more disruptive experiment, though. It stopped shipping for nearly three weeks and asked engineers to delete their IDEs.</p> <p>The pause was designed to force an agent-first reset. Chintan Turakhia, who leads product engineering for Coinbase Wallet, framed the experiment at <a href="https://arize.com/observe/">Arize Observe 2026</a>. The difficult part, he argued, was cultural. Coding agents had already become capable enough to generate meaningful software. The team still needed to replace the processes, infrastructure, and habits built around code being expensive to produce.</p> <p>According to Chintan, the results were substantial. Simple mobile bugs and features that once took 20 to 25 days now take around 1.8 days, a request in Slack can produce a pull request and testable build in 12 minutes, and security reviews that previously took three days can now run in five minutes.</p> <p>The most useful lesson, however, came from what broke next. Once code generation accelerated, pull request review, CI, build infrastructure, validation, and eventually product decision-making became the c…
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Agent cost management is about more than the model
<p>Every LLM call your application makes costs money, and agentic applications make a lot of LLM calls. Arize AX now ships a Cost Agent that reads traces, ranks spend, and opens a pull request with the fix.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://arize.com/blog/using-managed-agents-to-optimize-llm-costs/">Agent cost management is about more than the model</a> appeared first on <a href="https://arize.com">Arize AI</a>.</p>
Author: Laurie Voss
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<p>Every LLM call your application makes costs money, and agentic applications make a lot of LLM calls. A single user request fans out into planning, tool selection, retrieval, and synthesis steps, each one a model invocation, and the bill for all of it lands as one undifferentiated line item at the end of the month.</p> <p>While you’re prototyping, this doesn’t matter. The moment you have real traffic, it becomes one of the larger numbers on your infrastructure bill, and it has a nasty property that ordinary compute doesn’t: agent cost scales non-linearly with usage. Because context accumulates across turns, a tool that returns a large payload doesn’t cost you once, it costs you on every subsequent step in the same trace, because that payload is now part of the conversation being re-sent to the model.</p> <p>So you can see traffic double, but your inference costs will more than double as the shape of interactions changes. This makes cost a key part of your <a href="https://arize.com/blog/how-to-reduce-llm-costs-without-sacrificing-quality/">observability story</a>, and cost control a critical part of your scaling. It’s important that your observabilit…
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How to reduce LLM costs without sacrificing quality
<p>Trace where your AI budget goes, identify the requests that do not justify their spend, and validate lower-cost alternatives with Arize AX.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://arize.com/blog/how-to-reduce-llm-costs-without-sacrificing-quality/">How to reduce LLM costs without sacrificing quality</a> appeared first on <a href="https://arize.com">Arize AI</a>.</p>
Author: Nancy Chauhan
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<h2 id="key-takeaways" class="wp-block-heading"><b>Key takeaways</b></h2> <ul> <li>Add cost to your traces so you can connect spend to the request, model call, tool, or agent step that produced it.</li> <li>Compare cost and quality for the same traffic before deciding what to cut.</li> <li>Investigate model choice, context growth, retries, tool output, and evaluator usage before making broad changes.</li> <li>Validate every optimization against a fixed dataset and the same quality bar.</li> </ul> <p>Your LLM bill went up. The invoice tells you by how much, but not which behavior caused the increase or whether the additional spend improved the result.</p> <p>A spike might come from a harder class of request, a retry loop, a bloated tool response, or a more expensive model that produces no measurable improvement. Some of that spend is waste; some of it is doing valuable work.</p> <p>A cheaper model is not automatically a cheaper system, a pattern we also saw when <a href="https://arize.com/blog/how-cheap-models-changed-multi-agent-economics/">cheap models changed multi-agent economics</a>. When it needs more context, retries, agent turns, or human rework to finish the task, the total…
Trace receipt-image extraction in Arize AX and use an image-aware LLM judge to evaluate whether structured output is visually grounded.
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How Signal found two hidden retry loops in our production agent Alyx
<p>We ran Signal on Alyx, the AI engineering agent built into Arize AX. It surfaced a duplicate task-state loop and a 43-call dataset retry that appeared as valid tool activity or an OK root span.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://arize.com/blog/how-signal-found-two-hidden-retry-loops-in-alyx/">How Signal found two hidden retry loops in our production agent Alyx</a> appeared first on <a href="https://arize.com">Arize AI</a>.</p>
Author: Nancy Chauhan
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<p><b>Key takeaways</b></p> <ul> <li>In AI systems, bugs rarely show up as errors. They show up as behavior: a loop that looks like progress, a valid tool call that does the wrong thing, a root span that is still OK.</li> <li>Finding that behavior by hand is slow. You cannot grep for it the way you grep for an exception, and inspecting one trace at a time does not scale.</li> <li>Signal reviews production traces at volume, groups recurring behavior into ranked issues, and turns each one into an investigation with evidence, impact, and a next step.</li> <li>We ran it on Alyx, our own production agent. It caught a todo loop and a dataset lookup retry that traditional monitoring would have treated as healthy runs.</li> <li>The code changes were small, but Signal did the expensive part: finding the pattern and making the fix path obvious.</li> </ul> <p>When it came to our AI engineering agent Alyx, built into Arize AX, we wanted to know what its <a href="https://arize.com/docs/ax/observe/tracing">production traces</a> could tell us that ordinary monitoring might miss.</p> <p>So we used <a href="https://arize.com/docs/ax/observe/signal">Signal</a>, a new built-in managed agent in Arize …
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Arize Phoenix has a built-in MCP server that lets your agents query traces with SQL
<p>Read-only SQL and code mode let coding agents answer questions across your traces without paging thousands of spans through model context.</p> <p>The post <a href="https://arize.com/blog/phoenix-mcp-sql-code-mode/">Arize Phoenix has a built-in MCP server that lets your agents query traces with SQL</a> appeared first on <a href="https://arize.com">Arize AI</a>.</p>
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<h2><b>TL;DR</b></h2> <ul> <li>Phoenix ships a built-in MCP server, so a <a href="https://arize.com/blog/open-source-coding-agent-tracing/">coding agent</a> can now work with your <a href="https://arize.com/glossary/trace/">traces</a> over MCP.</li> <li>The server now has two read-only SQL tools, <code>describeSqlSchema</code> and <code>executeSql</code>, so an agent can query your traces instead of paging through them.</li> <li>The agent uses them in code mode: it writes a short program, the program calls the tools inside a sandbox, and only the result reaches the model.</li> <li>The server never runs the model’s SQL as written. Every statement is checked, rebuilt, and bounded before the database sees it.</li> <li>Across an eight-question benchmark, the SQL tools answered the same questions at about 17x lower cost than retrieval-only tools.</li> </ul> <p><a href="https://arize.com/phoenix/">Phoenix</a> now ships with a built-in MCP (<a href="https://arize.com/glossary/model-context-protocol-mcp/">Model Context Protocol</a>) server, so coding agents can inspect traces from the same environment where they write and debug code.</p> <p>For questions that require aggregation acro…
Export Cloudflare AI Gateway OpenTelemetry spans to Arize AX over OTLP for LLM observability.
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Trace Temporal workflows, activities, and LLM calls in Arize AX with Temporal OpenTelemetry and OpenInference.
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