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Evaluations

Evals that run on every deploy

Most teams evaluate once, before launch, and never again. Cloudmind runs your suite against real traffic on every change, so a regression is caught by a build rather than by a customer.

How teams use it

  • Graders you write

    A grader is a function. Write it in Python or TypeScript, or use a model-graded rubric where the answer is genuinely subjective.

  • Run against production traffic

    Replay last week’s real requests against a candidate change, so the eval set matches what users actually ask.

  • Per-change scores

    Every run is tied to a prompt version and a model, so "which change moved this?" has one answer.

  • Fails the build

    Wire a threshold into CI and a regression stops the deploy, the same way a failing test does.

We used to find out a prompt change was bad from a support ticket three days later. Now it fails in CI before it ships, and the eval names the twelve requests it broke.
Priya Raman, Director of Support Engineering at Northwind

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