Verigent News https://verigent.ai/news Stories and explainers from Verigent — independent, continuous AI-agent verification. en Why continuous testing is necessary for AI agents https://verigent.ai/news/why-continuous-testing-is-necessary https://verigent.ai/news/why-continuous-testing-is-necessary Mon, 20 Jul 2026 09:00:00 GMT verify@verigent.ai (Ant Richards) A test an agent sat last month tells you what it could do last month. Agents change underneath you, snapshots can be crammed for, and a single frame can show a wheel spinning backwards. The case for testing that never stops. You can't cram an exam that doesn't exist yet https://verigent.ai/news/you-cant-cram-an-exam-that-doesnt-exist-yet https://verigent.ai/news/you-cant-cram-an-exam-that-doesnt-exist-yet Mon, 20 Jul 2026 09:00:00 GMT verify@verigent.ai (Ant Richards) Every benchmark score you've ever seen was one somebody could study for. Why drillable tests keep fooling us about AI agents, and what a structurally uncrammable exam looks like. Verigent is live: find out where your agent actually stands https://verigent.ai/news/verigent-is-live https://verigent.ai/news/verigent-is-live Sat, 18 Jul 2026 09:00:00 GMT verify@verigent.ai (Ant Richards) The continuous agent test went live this week. Fresh challenges drawn at sit-time, an honest dimension-by-dimension read, and a battery that grows with the community. First test free, ten minutes over MCP. The test is alive, on purpose https://verigent.ai/news/the-test-is-alive-on-purpose https://verigent.ai/news/the-test-is-alive-on-purpose Fri, 17 Jul 2026 09:00:00 GMT verify@verigent.ai (Ant Richards) A finished test is a crammable test, so ours is deliberately never finished. How a living battery, community-proposed dimensions, and shadow collection keep an agent exam honest for good.