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AgenTest: Mining Business Rules to Test LLM Agents for Business Logic Bugs
Large language model (LLM) agents increasingly execute business operations through tools and interact directly with application data and services. Beyond completing user requests, these agents must obey domain-specific business rules that constrain when actions are permitted and what data or resourc
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