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Test an ActivityPolicy against sample data and iterate on its rules. Use when the user wants to test, debug, or validate an existing or in-progress ActivityPolicy, or when they say "preview this policy" or "test this policy".
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| name | preview-policy |
| description | Test an ActivityPolicy against sample data and iterate on its rules. Use when the user wants to test, debug, or validate an existing or in-progress ActivityPolicy, or when they say "preview this policy" or "test this policy". |
Test and validate an ActivityPolicy.
Load the policy: Read the ActivityPolicy YAML from the file or conversation context provided by the user.
Run preview: Call preview_activity_policy with the policy spec and
autoFetch: { limit: 20, timeRange: "24h", sources: "both" } to test
against real data.
Analyze results: For each input in the preview results:
Report coverage:
Suggest improvements: If rules have errors or many inputs are unmatched, propose new or modified rules.
Re-preview: After making changes, preview again to verify fixes.
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