Understand and fix Agent Framework apps with observability and evals | DEM361
Most developers building agents lack visibility into what their agent does under the hood; observability and evals close that gap.
“you probably don't know what your agent is actually doing under the hood”
In a Microsoft Build demo session, MVP Jim Bennett argues that agents built with Agent Framework are effectively black boxes where the LLM autonomously decides which tools to call and in what order, leaving developers without insight into agent behavior or correctness. He positions observability and evals as the way to inspect and fix Agent Framework apps. It matters as practical engineering guidance for teams moving agents from prototype to production, though it is a session-level insight rather than a major announcement.