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Evals do three jobs, not one
Evals do three jobs, not one

Ask most people what an eval is for and you’ll get some version of “testing”. You …

Anatomy of an evaluator: what happens when your prompt meets your traces
Anatomy of an evaluator: what happens when your prompt meets your traces

Last time I pulled apart the eval prompt - the role, criteria, rubric and examples you write to tell …

Anatomy of an eval prompt: what to actually put in it
Anatomy of an eval prompt: what to actually put in it

When people decide to use an LLM as a judge, the prompt they reach for first is almost always some …

Spans, traces and sessions: the three zoom levels of an AI app
Spans, traces and sessions: the three zoom levels of an AI app

The moment you start tracing an AI app, three words turn up everywhere: span, trace, session. People …

Evals aren't a step at the end. They run the whole way through
Evals aren't a step at the end. They run the whole way through

There’s a version of building an AI app that goes like this. You build the thing, you get it …

Four ways to run an eval, from a cheap unit test to a full-blown agent
Four ways to run an eval, from a cheap unit test to a full-blown agent

Someone asked me last week how you actually run an eval on an AI app. I gave the honest answer, …

How to build an eval you can actually trust
How to build an eval you can actually trust

Here’s how most people build an eval. They open a file, write an LLM judge prompt that says …

Build a ChatGPT clone in .NET using OpenAI and Semantic Kernel
Build a ChatGPT clone in .NET using OpenAI and Semantic Kernel

ChatGPT is the latest big thing, reaching over 100 million users in just 2 months. It’s being …