Build a practical validation plan for models, agents, data, tools, outputs, and autonomous AI systems. Select your system type and risk profile to generate a structured validation checklist.
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This tool is a planning aid, not a certification or legal assessment.
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No single metric validates every AI system. Good validation combines evidence from multiple layers.
| Layer | Core question | Typical evidence | Common failure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data | Is the data suitable and representative? | Schemas, provenance, drift, leakage checks | Clean-looking data that does not represent deployment reality |
| Model | Does the model perform reliably for the intended task? | Benchmarks, robustness, calibration, regression tests | Strong benchmark score but poor use-case performance |
| Agent | Does the agent complete tasks safely and correctly? | Task success, trajectories, recovery, permission checks | Correct result through unsafe or unauthorized actions |
| Tool use | Are tools selected and invoked correctly? | Tool selection, schema adherence, execution traces | Valid-looking call with wrong tool or arguments |
| Output | Is the output structurally and semantically valid? | Schema checks, citations, domain rules | Well-formed output that is factually wrong |
| System | Does the complete AI stack work correctly together? | End-to-end tests, failure injection, integration evidence | Individually correct components failing at interfaces |
| Production | Does acceptable behavior persist after deployment? | Observability, traces, drift, incidents, re-evaluation | Silent degradation after model or environment changes |