Pre-ship verification for an AI feature
The demo worked. That's the trap. A Claude feature that answers one clean question in your chat will get hit by empty inputs, 50k-token pastes, prompt-injection attempts, off-topic noise, and hostile users — none of which the demo covered. This is the gate between "it works for me" and "it's safe for a stranger." You run the eval set, attack the feature on purpose, confirm the guardrails actually catch what they're supposed to, verify any AI-generated code in the path, and confirm you'll see what it does in production before you ship it.
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Pre-ship verification for an AI feature is part of the full Developer Edition library. The full pack has 35 workflows total, including 27premium workflows.
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