docs: add chaos testing example script#836
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Adds documentation and example for the chaos testing module in Strands Evals.
The example demonstrates:
dict[str, dict[str, list[ChaosEffect]]]) for readable failure conditions (e.g.,"search_timeout","total_chaos")ChaosCase.expand(cases, effect_maps)to generate the Cartesian product of test cases × failure conditions with optional baselineChaosExperimentwithChaosPluginfor transparent fault injectionGoalSuccessRateEvaluatorThe example uses
ToolSimulatorfor reproducible tool responses and covers pre-hook effects (tool call failures), post-hook effects (response corruption), and compound multi-tool chaos.Related Issues
#114
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