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create-eval-set

Create a test set CSV file for import into Copilot Studio's in-product Evaluate tab. Reads the agent's topics, instructions, and knowledge sources to generate meaningful test cases with appropriate graders (General quality, Compare meaning, Exact match, etc.). Use when the user asks to create, prepare, or generate evaluation test cases for their agent.

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# Create Evaluation Test Set

Create a test set CSV file that can be imported into Copilot Studio's **Evaluate** tab for in-product agent evaluation.

## Phase 1: Understand the Agent

Read the agent's YAML files to understand what it does:

1. `Glob: **/agent.mcs.yml` — find the agent
2. Read `agent.mcs.yml` — get the agent's instructions, description, and capabilities
3. Read `settings.mcs.yml` — check orchestration mode (generative vs classic)
4. `Glob: **/topics/*.mcs.yml` — list all topics
5. Read key topics (especially non-system ones) — understand trigger phrases, conversation flows, expected behaviors
6. Check for knowledge sources, actions, and connected tools
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