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Evidently AI

Evidently AI is an open-source evaluation and observability framework for testing and monitoring large language models, RAG applications, AI agents, and predictive machine-learning models.

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What is Evidently AI?

Evidently AI is an open-source evaluation and observability framework for testing and monitoring large language models, RAG applications, AI agents, and predictive machine-learning models. Teams can place quality, safety, and reliability checks in development pipelines and inspect results through shareable reports or a continuously updated dashboard. It spans both generative-AI output evaluation and conventional ML concerns such as data drift, data quality, and predictive performance.

The framework is designed for data scientists, machine-learning engineers, and AI product teams building or operating production systems. They can start with built-in metrics or combine rules, classifiers, LLM-based judges, and custom evaluations for their own quality system; the open-source framework is distributed under the Apache 2.0 license. Meaningful monitoring requires evaluation data, logs, reference expectations, or team-defined rules, and detected changes still need to be interpreted and acted on within the relevant business and risk context.

Key features of Evidently AI

  • LLM application evaluation

    Quality, safety, and reliability checks can be run on outputs from chatbots, RAG systems, agents, and other LLM applications. Metrics can cover factuality, retrieval relevance, format adherence, sensitive information, tone, and harmful content, with the final set depending on product risk.

  • Custom evaluation framework

    Built-in metrics can be combined with rules, classifiers, prompt-based judges, or team-authored logic to create an application-specific scoring system. Custom evaluation requires explicit criteria and representative samples and should not replace human analysis with a single automated score.

  • Continuous quality monitoring

    Evaluations can run within pipelines and feed a live dashboard for identifying regressions, drift, and emerging risks. Continuous monitoring depends on a reliable stream of production logs or evaluation records and requires the team to define a response process for anomalies.

  • Predictive model observability

    Predictive ML systems can be assessed with metrics for predictive performance, data drift, and data quality by comparing current data with training or reference data. This helps locate distribution shifts and input anomalies, while retraining or changing a model remains a business decision.