Foundry Blog: Reproducible Web Environments for Agent Evaluation
Foundry provides a deterministic web simulator and an annotation framework designed for building and evaluating browser-based agents. The platform focuses on reproducible testing, high-quality labeling, and scalable evaluation to help you benchmark, debug, and continuously improve agent performance without the unpredictability of live web environments.
What It Is
Foundry offers a deterministic web simulation environment paired with an annotation framework. This combination enables researchers and developers to collect ground-truth labels, run fair agent evaluations, and debug performance in a controlled setting. By removing issues like web drift, IP bans, and rate limits, Foundry aims to streamline the development lifecycle for browser agents.
How It Works
- Deterministic Web Simulation: Reproduce identical web sessions and scenarios to ensure consistent evaluation across experiments.
- Annotation Framework: Collect high-quality labels and ground-truth data necessary for training and evaluation.
- Agent Evaluation: Benchmark agents against reproducible tasks and environments to quantify performance with confidence.
- Debug & Improve: Use the deterministic setup to identify failure modes and iterate on agent strategies.
This setup eliminates variability introduced by the live web, enabling fair comparisons and reliable progress tracking.
Key Benefits
- Reproducible testing environments for fair agent evaluation
- Deterministic simulations that remove live-web drift, bans, and rate limits
- Scalable annotation to generate high-quality ground-truth labels
- Efficient debugging and continuous improvement workflows
- Expert-built platform designed to accelerate research and development in browser automation
Core Features
- Deterministic web simulation for reproducible agent testing
- Integrated annotation framework for scalable ground-truth labeling
- Benchmarking and evaluation tooling tailored for browser agents
- Debugging utilities to identify and fix performance issues
- Built by industry experts with a focus on fair evaluation
- Web environments designed to be free from live-web restrictions like IP bans and rate limits
- Reproducible environments suitable for research, development, and product testing