Testing Knowledge Graph?
The Problem:
Every time you add knowledge to test it - even bad entries, typos, and failed experiments - it permanently stays in your agent’s memory. This creates conflicting information that makes your agent give inconsistent, low-quality answers.
Think of it like this: You wouldn’t submit a school essay with all your rough drafts mixed into the final paper! Same with agents - don’t mix test knowledge with your final knowledge.
The 3-Agent Solution:
TEST Agent #1 - Your messy playground
- Add all your experimental knowledge here
- Try different formats, test what works/doesn’t work
- Expect messy, inconsistent responses - that’s normal!
TEST Agent #2 - Your refinement stage
- Take only the GOOD knowledge from Agent #1
- Add it here in clean, well-formatted entries
- Test again to make sure responses are improving
FINAL Agent - Your production-ready agent
- Create a completely fresh agent
- Add ONLY your perfected, cleaned knowledge
- This gives you high-fidelity, reliable responses every time
Why this matters for your hackathon project:
Judges will interact with your FINAL agent. A contaminated knowledge graph = inconsistent demo = lower scores. A clean knowledge graph = impressive, reliable demo = better results!
Remember:
Knowledge contamination is invisible but deadly for agent performance. Stay clean, stay winning!