Multi-Agent Orchestration for QA: Workflows and Frameworks
Learn multi-agent orchestration for QA. See when one agent is enough, how an orchestrator controls each step and when a framework is really useful.
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Learn multi-agent orchestration for QA. See when one agent is enough, how an orchestrator controls each step and when a framework is really useful.
Build an LLM provider adapter in TypeScript so your QA agent can switch AI models, test with a fake provider and retry invalid output safely.
Learn LLM structured output for QA agents. Validate AI responses with a schema, handle broken JSON and catch wrong values that a schema cannot see.
Learn to build an AI agent from scratch in TypeScript with no framework. Create a safe one-tool QA agent that reads test results and summarises failures.
Understand the AI agent loop step by step: think, call a tool, read the result and stop. See runnable TypeScript with a fake model and safe stop limits.
Learn the AI agent building blocks with QA examples: role, context, goal, skills, tools, constraints, guardrails, memory, workflow and output schema.
Understand AI agent vs chatbot vs automation script in simple words, with QA examples, and learn when a tester should not build an agent at all.
Learn LLM regression testing in CI. Compare prompt and model versions, use evaluation tools such as promptfoo and set quality gates that catch drift.
Learn prompt injection testing safely. Understand jailbreaks, data leakage and bias, use a canary to detect leaks and test only systems you may test.
Learn testing AI agents as a QA engineer. Check tool choice, arguments, loops, stop conditions and human approvals before an agent can take real actions.
Learn testing RAG applications step by step. Check document retrieval and answer grounding separately, measure precision and recall, and find the real fault.
Learn LLM evaluation metrics for testers: faithfulness, relevance and hallucination rate, with simple calculations and advice on using AI judges safely.
Take free timed mock tests with answers and explanations.