
Ashr tests agents with synthetic sounds, images, texts, files, videos, and environments so they don’t fail in production. Congrats on the launch, @rohankulkz and @ShreyasKapavar1!
The Hook
“Building AI agents is hard. You spend months building a great agent, only for it to fail in production. Why? Because real users behave in unexpected ways. They'll ask for refunds, they'll try to find bugs in your checkout process, or they'll try to book a flight to a city that doesn't exist. And if your agent fails, you lose user trust.”
Problem Agitation
“So how do you test your agents against these real-world scenarios? You can't manually test every single edge case. And that's why we built Ashr. Ashr helps you test your agents with synthetic sounds, images, texts, files, videos, and environments so they don't fail in production. Let's see how it works. First, you define your agent's capabilities. For example, a scheduling agent might be able to schedule meetings, send invites, and manage calendars. Then, you define the scenarios you want to test. Ashr generates thousands of diverse scenarios, covering all your agent's capabilities. For example, a broad functionality test might cover 20 diverse scenarios, or you can test specific scenarios like a user asking for their account balance. Ashr can simulate text scenarios, simulated environments, and audio inputs.”
Product Reveal
“Ashr then runs these scenarios against your agent and provides detailed evaluation scores. You can see how your agent performs over time, identify failed cases, and understand why they failed. For example, if your agent fails to cancel an order, Ashr will show you the exact prompt, the agent's response, and the ideal response. This helps you quickly debug and improve your agent. Ashr also provides a comprehensive dashboard to track your agent's performance across various dimensions like accuracy, relevance, and completion. You can see the pass rate, average eval score, and the number of failed cases. This allows you to continuously monitor and improve your agent's reliability.”
Call to Action
“With Ashr, you can build reliable AI agents that users trust. Stop worrying about your agents failing in production and start building with confidence. Try Ashr today and build better AI agents. Thank you.”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the ai-agent-testing-launch template.
Semi-transparent, rounded rectangular panels with glowing borders float and subtly animate on screen, often containing text or interactive elements. They appear to be layered over the main video content.
Utilize `AbsoluteFill` for positioning, `spring()` for subtle float and scale animations on mount, and `BoxShadow` with `blur` and `spread` for the glowing border effect. Use `background-color` with `rgba` for transparency.
Line graphs, bar charts, and progress indicators animate into view, revealing data points and trends over time. Text labels and percentages appear dynamically.
Implement `interpolate()` for animating line paths (SVG `stroke-dasharray` and `stroke-dashoffset`), `scaleX` for bar chart growth, and `opacity` for text reveals. Use `delay` and `duration` for staggered animations.
A central glowing orb with a gradient color shifts and expands, then smoothly transforms or reveals the product logo within its form, often accompanied by a subtle ripple effect.
Employ `Canvas` or `SVG` for the orb shape. Use `radial-gradient` for the glow. Animate `scale`, `opacity`, and `filter: blur()` for the orb's expansion. Use `mask-image` or `clip-path` to reveal the logo, or animate an `SVG path` transformation.
Purpose. Establish the core problem: AI agents failing in production due to unexpected user behavior.
Execution. Founder speaking directly to camera, overlaid with animated chat bubbles showing agent failures.
Purpose. Introduce Ashr as the comprehensive testing platform for AI agents.
Execution. Transition to screen recordings showcasing Ashr's interface, demonstrating scenario definition and input types.
Purpose. Detail Ashr's evaluation capabilities, data visualization, and debugging features.
Execution. Animated dashboards with line graphs, pass rates, and detailed error logs highlighting specific agent failures and ideal responses.
Purpose. Reiterate the product's value proposition and encourage users to try it.
Execution. Founder speaking confidently, followed by a clean, impactful logo reveal animation.
Objective
Launch a new observability platform called 'NexusTrace' that visualizes distributed traces and identifies bottlenecks in real-time.How the recipe adapts
The video would open with a founder discussing the complexity of debugging distributed systems, using floating UI panels to show fragmented log messages. The 'DataVisualizationBuildUp' primitive would be adapted to animate complex service dependency graphs and latency heatmaps. The 'FloatingUIPanel' would display real-time trace data and error alerts. The 'GlowOrbLogoReveal' would transform into the NexusTrace logo, emphasizing clarity and connection.Scene durations (4 scenes, 158s)
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