Likely blockers
Known conditions that should be fixed before formal testing because they are likely to produce a weak or misleading result.
AgentBoundary
Prepare for certification before formal testing exposes avoidable gaps.
A readiness review for teams that may fail formal testing because of prompt changes, tool changes, model swaps, missing approval gates, weak logging, or excessive agency.
What you receive
Concrete outputs for a specific decision.
- Pre-certification scope review
- Prompt, model, memory, and tool-change risk notes
- Approval-gate and logging review
- Excessive-agency risk checklist
- Remediation plan before formal testing
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Readiness questions
- Are prompts, models, memory behavior, and tool scopes stable enough to test?
- Can high-impact actions be approved, denied, traced, and rolled back?
- Can tool calls and retrieval paths be reconstructed from logs and artifacts?
- Would a model swap, prompt change, or new MCP server invalidate current assumptions?
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Readiness output
Stability checklist
A list of prompt, model, memory, tool, approval, logging, and architecture inputs that should be frozen for testing.
Certification path
Recommended path to AgentBoundary Certified, a broader assessment, or a targeted remediation sprint.
Limits
Scope and assumptions stay explicit.
- Readiness is not certification and should not be marketed as a passed result.
Next step