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Stubbing and replaying model calls

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Stubbing and replaying model calls

  • Choosing a Re-Record Cadence from Vendor Change Volume
  • Recording Vendor Responses for Replay in CI
  • Splitting Tests by Model Dependency: Stub, Sandbox, Live
  • Stubbing an Embedding API in CI Without Losing Fidelity
  • Stubbing Model APIs So CI Quickstarts Stay Deterministic
  • A Determinism Contract With Every Model Vendor
  • A Fixture Inventory That Names Every Owner
  • A Fixture Linter: Catching Drift Before It Breaks CI
  • A Mock Provider That Keeps the Tool-Call Shape Honest
  • A Replay Harness for Failed Agent Runs: Fixtures and Clocks
  • Asserting Retrieval Quality Without Calling the Model
  • Comparing Two Prompt Revisions on the Same Recorded Inputs
  • Pinning a Model Version Beside a Recorded Fixture
  • Redacting a Recorded Payload Without Losing the Assertion
  • Replaying Recorded Embeddings to Reproduce a Retrieval Bug
  • Replaying Recorded Model Responses to Make a Suite Deterministic
  • Replaying Recorded Traffic to Tune a Gate Without Risk
  • Stubbing a Tool-Calling Model Without Losing the Call Shape
  • Tests That Assert an Agent Switches Approach After an Error
  • When a Recorded Response Contains a Time or a Random Id
  • Which Agent Tool Calls to Stub in CI and Which to Run
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