Automated evaluation
Run automated checks to measure output quality, safety, and reliability, then review results through shareable visual reports.
Evidently AI is an open-source AI evaluation and observability platform for LLMs, RAG applications, AI agents, and predictive ML models. The site presents it as a single framework for evaluating, testing, and monitoring AI systems across development and production.
Its core purpose is to help teams check whether AI is safe, reliable, and ready after updates. The product combines automated evaluation, synthetic data generation, and continuous monitoring, with support for visual reports, dashboards, and a library of built-in and custom metrics.
Run automated checks to measure output quality, safety, and reliability, then review results through shareable visual reports.
Generate realistic, edge-case, or adversarial inputs for testing prompts and workflows before or during production use.
Track evaluation results and quality checks over time with a live dashboard to surface drift, regressions, and emerging risks.
Use a library of more than 100 built-in metrics, or combine rules, classifiers, and LLM-based evaluations for custom quality systems.
Evaluate adherence to guidelines, hallucinations and factuality, PII detection, retrieval quality, context relevance, sentiment, toxicity, tone, and trigger words.
Create custom evaluations with any prompt, model, or rule, which lets teams adapt the framework to different AI products.
Evaluate chatbots, copilots, and other LLM-powered products with templates and metrics that cover quality, safety, and factuality.
Measure retrieval quality and context relevance for RAG systems, including checks that help identify grounding issues and answer quality problems.
Run continuous monitoring for production models to detect drift, regressions, and data quality issues after deployment.
Generate edge-case or adversarial test inputs when you need to stress-test prompt handling, safety boundaries, or jailbreak resistance.
Build internal evaluation workflows for teams that want custom tests, metrics, and reports rather than a fixed dashboard-only product.
Evidently AI is positioned for evaluating and monitoring LLMs, RAG applications, AI agents, and predictive ML models in a single open-source framework. The site also highlights guides and courses for teams learning AI observability and MLOps.
The homepage describes automated evaluation, synthetic data generation, and continuous monitoring. It also mentions a library of 100+ built-in metrics and support for custom evals using any prompt, model, or rule.
The source materials point to an open-source offering under Apache 2.0 and do not show pricing numbers. The pricing page promotes the product, resources, and contact options, but does not provide specific plan details in the collected text.
Yes. The site specifically calls out evaluation for LLM-powered systems such as chatbots, RAG applications, AI agents, and copilots, as well as predictive ML systems.
The collected pages do not list a supported integration matrix. One testimonial mentions MLflow, but the site text in scope does not provide a full integrations page or API list.
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