Prompt Evaluation Framework
Designs comprehensive LLM prompt evaluation frameworks with tailored metric suites, automated eval pipelines, A/B testing methodology, red-teaming protocols, and regression detection systems using industry-standard tools like RAGAS, DeepEval, and promptfoo.
SupaScore
84.9Best for
- ▸Designing comprehensive LLM prompt evaluation frameworks for production RAG systems with faithfulness and context relevance metrics
- ▸Setting up automated evaluation pipelines using RAGAS, DeepEval, or promptfoo for continuous prompt quality monitoring
- ▸Creating A/B testing methodology for comparing prompt variants with proper statistical significance testing
- ▸Building red-teaming protocols to test LLM robustness against adversarial inputs and prompt injections
- ▸Implementing regression detection systems to catch prompt quality degradation across model updates
What you'll get
- ●Multi-tiered evaluation framework specification with RAGAS faithfulness metrics, custom domain rubrics, and promptfoo CI/CD integration architecture
- ●Statistical A/B testing protocol with power analysis calculations, Wilcoxon signed-rank test methodology, and significance thresholds for prompt comparison
- ●Comprehensive test suite design covering happy path scenarios, edge cases, adversarial inputs, and regression anchor points with scoring criteria
Not designed for ↓
- ×Training or fine-tuning LLM models themselves - this focuses on evaluating existing model outputs
- ×Writing individual prompts or prompt engineering - this is about systematic evaluation of prompts
- ×General software testing without LLM-specific considerations
- ×Model performance benchmarking on standard datasets like GLUE or SuperGLUE
Clear description of the LLM application type (RAG, agent, chatbot, etc.), evaluation goals, risk tolerance, and existing infrastructure constraints.
Detailed evaluation framework specification including metric selection rationale, technical implementation architecture, test case design, and statistical analysis methodology.
Evidence Policy
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Research Foundation: 8 sources (4 academic, 3 official docs, 1 industry frameworks)
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Complete RAG system development from architecture through prompt optimization to production monitoring
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