Inquisitor Labs develops behavioural testing methodologies, visibility audits, workflow tools, UX evaluations, operational standards and research that show how AI actually behaves when real people and real work interact with it. Our focus is practical, evidence-driven evaluation -exposing failure modes, misinformation and workflow-level risks that prompt-based testing will never surface.
AI systems fail in deployment because their behaviour isn’t understood, measured or tested under realistic conditions. That’s the gap we specialise in. Everything we publish and every service we offer exists for one reason - to give organisations clear behavioural evidence, stronger operational control, and a realistic understanding of how their AI systems perform in the real world.
Support, resources and guidance for organisations that must comply with the EU AI Act. Find out whether the Act applies to your systems, understand what evidence is required, and learn how to test AI using real‑world conditions to meet the new legal obligations.
“There is no magic prompt with which you can test AI. What you can do, is give AI real work under realistic conditions and observe what happens.”
LLM Inquisitor is a practical methodology for evaluating and stress-testing AI systems under real-world conditions. It exposes hidden failure modes, behavioural drift, data leakage, hallucinations, and workflow-level risks that traditional prompt testing cannot detect. Structured, scenario-based, and auditable, it gives developers, testers, and governance teams a repeatable way to understand and manage AI behaviour.
“Users do not ask one question and leave. They engage in multi-turn, free-flowing dialogue.”
Vectored Conversational AI Testing is a behavioural methodology built for real conversational interactions, not single-prompt checks. It evaluates how AI systems adapt, drift, recover, escalate, or fail across full conversational arcs. Structured, repeatable, auditable -designed for developers, governance teams, and standards bodies who need reliable behavioural evidence.
(C) William Argo
Contact email: inquisitor.labs@proton.me