Business Context
The process starts with you providing a “business context”. This is a high-level description of your agent’s purpose, what it’s supposed to do, and any important guardrails or policies it must follow. You can provide this context in two ways:- AI-Powered Interview: Rogue can guide you through a short, conversational interview to extract the business context. An AI interviewer will ask you up to 5 questions to understand your agent’s domain and critical risk areas. See the AI Interviewer page for more details on this process.
- Manual Entry: You can directly write or paste the business context into a text box.
Scenario Creation
Once the business context is defined, Rogue’sLLM Service uses it to generate a list of test scenarios. A powerful LLM (the “Service LLM” you configure) is prompted with the context and a set of instructions to design effective test cases.
The generation focuses on:
- Edge Cases: Creating scenarios that test the boundaries of the agent’s policies.
- Basic Functionality: Including a few scenarios to validate core behavior.
- Policy Compliance: Ensuring the agent adheres to its defined guardrails.