Quick Guide · Free PDF
An eval is not a benchmark score. It is the bar an agent has to clear to be allowed to act.
A single number, it handles 95% of cases, is unaccountable. An eval is a control you set in advance to decide what an agent is allowed to do. This guide gives you the starting rubric, wired directly to how much autonomy the agent gets.
What's inside
- The honest choices behind a defensible eval: measure against a trusted baseline, weight the hard cases, score the failure shape.
- A starter rubric: concordance, hard-case performance, calibration, escalation quality and drift, each mapped to the autonomy rung it gates.
- The rules that make it defensible: set the bar before you see the score, name an owner, record the eval snapshot per decision.
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