Required tool sequence
Confirm that lookups, policy checks, and approvals happen before the controlled action.
Tool-calling agent testing
The agent can choose the expected tool and still skip a required lookup, carry forward the wrong customer ID, call tools in the wrong order, or execute the same action twice. Konsista replays the complete action path before release.
AI agent integration testing must follow the path from evidence to action. Verify what the agent checked first, which values it carried forward, when it stopped, and how many times the external action occurred.
Confirm that lookups, policy checks, and approvals happen before the controlled action.
Track recipient, record ID, amount, account, destination, and other values where drift changes the real-world outcome.
Detect repeated sends, writes, refunds, charges, bookings, or deletes even when the final response appears normal.
Show when a required tool disappears or a prohibited action enters the candidate path.
Compare the observed lookup result with the action arguments so the agent cannot act against its own evidence.
Run the same scenario several times to expose intermittent tool-order and argument drift hidden by one passing run.
A test case describes the behavior your team already expects. Konsista does not invent the policy or use an LLM judge to decide whether the action was good.
Repeated tests must never send a real message, delete a real record, charge a card, submit a claim, or modify production data. Konsista observes mocked or sandboxed tool calls and reports the declared procedure. It is not a runtime permission system and does not replace production guardrails.
Send the action, what must happen before it, and the target that must remain correct. The first run uses synthetic records and mocked tools.
Test one tool path