OpenAI Frontier: New Enterprise Platform to Build and Deploy Agents
OpenAI Frontier — the new enterprise platform announced this week for building, deploying, and managing AI agents that do real work.
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OpenAI Frontier — the new enterprise platform announced this week for building, deploying, and managing AI agents that do real work.
Q1 2026 saw a record acquisition wave: Aircall bought Vogent (May), Meta acquired Manus and PlayAI, OpenAI closed six deals. The voice AI consolidation phase has begun.
ServiceNow Project Arc handles desktop tickets for Tier-2 engineers. CallSphere handles Tier-1 voice. Here is how to layer them for a real-world helpdesk.
A practical guide to running SWE-bench (and it Verified / Lite) on your own coding agent, plus the cheaper internal benchmarks that actually move the needle.
Build a working voice agent with the OpenAI Realtime API + Agents SDK, then bolt on an eval pipeline that catches barge-in failures, hallucinated grounding, and latency regressions.
Streaming changes the eval game — final-answer correctness isn't enough when users perceive the answer one token at a time. Here's the metric set that matters.
Offline evals catch regressions before deploy on a fixed dataset. Online evals catch real-world drift on live traffic. You need both — here is how we run them.
Pairwise (A vs B) LLM-as-judge evaluation produces sharper, more reliable signal than absolute scoring for non-deterministic agent outputs. Here is why and how.
Final-answer accuracy hides broken reasoning. Build an eval pipeline that scores the reasoning trace itself — coherence, faithfulness to tools, dead-end detection.
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