🧠 AgentInsight – Project Story
✨ Inspiration
As autonomous agents become increasingly common in business environments, I wanted to explore a way to make them more trustworthy and accountable. The idea of an agent that could evaluate other agents' responses — almost like a peer-review system — inspired the concept for AgentInsight. Salesforce’s Agentforce provided the perfect context to build this kind of introspective, intelligent system.
🛠️ What I Built
I built AgentInsight, an autonomous agent prototype using the Agentforce architecture. The system simulates:
- An agent receiving a prompt
- A second agent responding
- AgentInsight analyzing and scoring that response based on clarity, correctness, and self-awareness
I created a mock Apex handler, a Lightning UI simulation, CSV data logs, and an interactive Plotly visualizer for analyzing agent performance.
💡 What I Learned
- Designing for agent-to-agent interactions opens up exciting possibilities for internal validation and QA.
- Trust in autonomous agents can be enhanced through introspection and score-based evaluation.
- Even without full Salesforce API access, it's possible to create a meaningful prototype using mock logic and simulation.
🚧 Challenges
- No access to a live Salesforce org during development meant I had to simulate all Agentforce logic.
- Balancing the concept of “self-awareness” in a way that’s both measurable and business-relevant was surprisingly difficult.
- Ensuring the visual and technical components remained lightweight and demo-ready for hackathon constraints.
✅ Outcome
AgentInsight is a working prototype ready to plug into real Agentforce environments. It shows how agents can self-reflect and evaluate peers to build a more robust, transparent, and auditable AI-powered workflow.

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