# Templates and checklists you can copy

> Free Agent Experience resources for reviewing one agent workflow: an AX Workflow Review brief, the Open Agent-Readiness Rubric and its JSON twin, and measurement guides.

Section: Resources  
Canonical: https://agentexperience.tech/resources/

Ready-made files for checking one agent task or one set of tool descriptions. Read them here or download a copy for your own project.

## What are you trying to do?

- [Review one task an agent does](https://agentexperience.tech/resources/workflow-review-brief/): Map the task and the first point where the agent has to guess. Open the brief
- [Test your tool descriptions](https://agentexperience.tech/resources/mcp-tool-description-test-cases/): Check that an agent can pick the right tool, fill in the inputs and recover from a mistake. Open the test cases
- [Check one agent job](https://agentexperience.tech/insights/agent-readiness-rubric/): Get a profile across six tracks, each rated at one of four levels for one job, from finding the page to handing the result back. Open the rubric

## All resources

[Browse every guide](https://agentexperience.tech/insights/)

1. [Worked Agent Experience examples](https://agentexperience.tech/examples/): Two small, made-up walk-throughs: checking what an agent is allowed to do before it starts, and recovering when a result is uncertain. Each has test cases, a step-by-step flow and an exercise. Examples

   [Open](https://agentexperience.tech/examples/)

2. [MCP tool-description test cases](https://agentexperience.tech/resources/mcp-tool-description-test-cases/): A test file of four example tool descriptions. Use it to check that each one says when to use the tool, when not to, and how to recover from bad input. Test cases

   [Open](https://agentexperience.tech/resources/mcp-tool-description-test-cases/) [Download .md](https://agentexperience.tech/resources/mcp-tool-description-test-cases.md)

3. [AX Workflow Review brief](https://agentexperience.tech/resources/workflow-review-brief/): A fill-in template for planning a review of one agent task: how it finds things, reads context, uses tools, asks for approval, recovers and hands back. Template

   [Open](https://agentexperience.tech/resources/workflow-review-brief/) [Download .md](https://agentexperience.tech/resources/workflow-review-brief.md)

4. [Open Agent-Readiness Rubric](https://agentexperience.tech/insights/agent-readiness-rubric/): A checklist for whether an agent can do one real job, and whether the person can trust the result. It gives a profile across six tracks, each rated at one of four levels. The JSON copy is for tools and scripts. Checklist

   [Open](https://agentexperience.tech/insights/agent-readiness-rubric/) [Open JSON](https://agentexperience.tech/agent-readiness-rubric.json)

5. [How to run an AX review](https://agentexperience.tech/insights/run-an-ax-review/): A guide to reviewing a product around one real agent task, keeping what the AI model can do apart from how good your pages and tools are. Guide

   [Open](https://agentexperience.tech/insights/run-an-ax-review/)

6. [Measure Agent Experience](https://agentexperience.tech/insights/measure-agent-experience/): A guide that splits measuring into four jobs: what you publish for agents, how good the path is, how reliable it is, and what it costs. Guide

   [Open](https://agentexperience.tech/insights/measure-agent-experience/)

## More places to look

- [Use these in your assistant](https://agentexperience.tech/connect/): Connect the public MCP server and your assistant can pull the guides and the rubric while you work.
- [Awesome Agent Experience](https://github.com/hmishra2250/awesome-agent-experience): A public reading list of papers, specifications and references, on GitHub.