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For product teams

Measure quality, not vibes

Stop filing a ticket every time you want to know whether the new model is better. Define the rubric, watch the number, edit the prompt yourself.

What you get

  • Write the rubric

    Describe what a good answer looks like in plain language and turn it into a scored judge.

  • Edit prompts directly

    Change copy and tone in the Cloudmind editor. An engineer approves, no deploy required.

  • Release scorecards

    Every prompt or model change gets a scorecard showing what improved and what regressed.

  • Real user feedback

    Thumbs from your product UI land next to the trace, so you can read the bad ones.

I stopped asking engineers whether the summaries got better. I just look at the scorecard on the release. That changed my job more than any other tool this year.
Dana Whitfield, Director of Product at Lumen Health

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to write code?
No. Judges are written in plain language in the UI, datasets are built by clicking traces, and prompts are edited in a text editor with variable autocomplete. Engineers set up the instrumentation once.
How do I know the score is meaningful?
Label 20 or 30 examples by hand. Cloudmind reports how often the judge agrees with you. If agreement is low, the rubric needs sharpening, and the tool tells you that instead of quietly reporting a bad number.

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