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Salesforce adds evaluation tools and cost controls to Agent Fabric
Salesforce announced new evaluation features and spending limits in Agent Fabric to monitor AI agent quality and prevent runaway costs.
Summary
Salesforce has updated its Agent Fabric control plane with Agent Evals, API Evals, and advanced cost controls. These tools help teams monitor AI agent quality, catch breaking API changes, and manage token spending.
What changed
- Agent Evals generates tests and evaluates agents, LLMs, and MCP servers in production against quality thresholds, with beta in November 2026 and general availability in January 2027.
- API Evals automatically generates functional and performance tests from API specifications to catch breaking changes before production.
- Advanced cost controls introduce hard spending limits, a FinOps Dashboard, and Cost Optimization Policies to manage token usage and spending.
Availability
Rolling out“Agent Evals: Beta in November 2026. Generally available January 2027.”
Founder takeaway
There is nothing to do yet since the evaluation tools are scheduled for beta and general availability in late 2026 and early 2027.
Source
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