Why I Built Fugue: Controlled Experiments for Agent Systems

Generating code got cheaper. Knowing which change actually helped did not. Fugue tests one agent-system change at a time, with human approval and evidence that has to reconcile.

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2026-10-01 21:42 · CoreWeave Blog
Why I Built Fugue: Controlled Experiments for Agent Systems

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