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Every vendor calls it an agent now. Not all of them mean it.
What you'll have at the end
A written scorecard rating two or three real 'agent' products against the same checklist, with a clear yes-or-no call for each
You need
Two or three products you already use or are considering, each one marketed as an agent, and the ability to actually run each one against a real task instead of only reading its marketing page.
Not covered
Whether a genuine agent is worth adopting, or safe enough for the permissions it would need, is a separate call; this only checks whether the label matches what the product actually does.
Leans on
Read the model card, then decide if you can trust it
go there first if the real question is whether to trust the model's own documented behavior, before spending an afternoon testing whether the product wrapped around it decides anything on its own
A model keeps hallucinating about a product it has never seen
go there when the question is whether one reply is true, not whether the product producing it is genuinely deciding its own next move
Checked 18 Aug 2026
Part of the Large Language Models (LLMs) cookbook