Ship client AI agents with receipts, not vibes.

Agent Torture Lab turns pre-launch bot QA into a client-ready launch report: transcript evidence, severity, recommended fixes, and a retest plan your team can rerun after patching.

Transcript evidenceSeverity and confidenceClient-readable launch callFix list and retest plan

Best live fit: API endpoint bots. Website widgets are beta. White-label branding is planned, not live.

Best current fit

API endpoint bots

Use this for the most reliable automated client QA today.

Beta path

Public website widgets

Works for simple public widgets when the browser runner can reach and operate the chat.

Fallback

Manual transcript

Paste a transcript when a channel is gated, logged-in, or not supported yet.

Agency handoff

A report artifact that works for delivery, client review, and the next sprint.

Delivery leads get a launch decision

Ready, fix first, or blocked, with the evidence needed to defend that call.

Builders get an assignable backlog

Each issue points to the failure mode, expected behavior, and likely fix owner.

Clients get proof they can understand

Reports turn prompt, policy, routing, and safety failures into business risk.

What changes

QA stops living in a scattered Slack thread.

The client sees the verdict. The builder sees the failure. The account lead sees what has to be rerun. Everyone is looking at the same evidence.

Read what an AI agent launch report should include
Agency QA loop
QADelivery QABefore handoff
APIAPI runnerLive today
FIXFix listBuilder-ready
RPTReportClient-safe
The report lets each side scan
01

Client sees the launch call first

02

Builder sees the exact failure and fix

03

Stakeholder sees why the risk matters

04

Team sees what to rerun after patching

Delivery rhythm

Use the same pressure test before launch and after fixes.

01

Before handoff

Run the client bot while fixes are still cheap and the team is still in build mode.

02

During client review

Use evidence, severity, and plain-language launch guidance instead of a vague QA note.

03

After patching

Retest the same pressure cases and show what changed before sign-off.

What you can sell honestly

Clear packaging without pretending the roadmap is already live.

Live now

Automated API endpoint Bot Roast reports for support, sales, intake, booking, and policy agents.

  • API endpoint runner
  • Transcript-backed report
  • Credits and monthly free runs

Active build

Workspace flows for client projects, reusable setup, and cleaner agency project organization.

  • Client bot projects
  • Scenario pack reuse
  • Launch review workflow

Next

White-label branding is planned, but not sold as live until the delivery path is wired.

  • Branding controls
  • Client-facing polish
  • Agency packaging
Decision questions

Clear answers for agency leads before they put this in front of a client.

Can I show this directly to a client?

Yes. The report is written for client review: launch call, severity, transcript evidence, fix list, and retest path. No long technical walkthrough required.

Is white-label branding live today?

Not yet. White-label branding is planned next. The live value today is the report structure, evidence, and repeatable QA workflow.

Which channel should agencies use first?

Use API endpoint testing first when the client bot exposes a public endpoint. Website widgets are beta and manual transcript review is the fallback when a channel is gated.

How do credits work for client roasts?

Authenticated workspaces get monthly free deterministic API runs. Paid roasts use credits for AI judging and cross-judge review. Website and voice runners stay limited to the gates that are actually live.

Next move

Make the launch call easier to defend.

Start with the live API report format today. Use it as the evidence layer for client handoff, fix priority, and retest calls.