
Eval Framework
- Updated April 1, 2026
- ats-kinoshita-iso/agent-workshop
eval-framework offers skills for designing scoring rubrics, running structured evaluations on LLM outputs, and comparing candidate outputs to recommend a winner. It is agent-tooling for developers who need to measure and compare LLM quality systematically.
Key points
- Scoring rubric design
- Structured LLM evaluations
- Candidate output comparison
- Winner recommendation
Eval Framework by the numbers
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| Last updated | April 1, 2026 |
|---|---|
| Repository | ats-kinoshita-iso/agent-workshop ↗ |
What it does
Design scoring rubrics, run structured evaluations on LLM outputs, and compare candidate outputs to recommend a winner.
README.md
eval-framework
Evaluation framework skills for designing scoring rubrics, running structured evaluations on LLM outputs, and comparing candidates to recommend a winner.
Skills
/eval-design
Design evaluation criteria and a 1-5 anchored scoring rubric for any task or output type. Produces a structured framework with weighted dimensions, per-level anchor descriptions, and explicit pass/fail thresholds. Reduces inter-rater variance by making quality distinctions concrete and measurable.
/eval-run
Apply an existing rubric to one or more candidate outputs and produce a scored evaluation report. Scores each output per dimension, computes weighted totals, applies pass/fail thresholds, and returns actionable feedback for failing outputs.
/eval-compare
Compare two candidate outputs (A/B eval) on shared criteria and recommend the winner with a justified explanation. Handles trade-off analysis, weighted scoring, and sensitivity to dimension priority — useful for prompt engineering and model selection.
When to use
| Skill | Trigger |
|---|---|
/eval-design |
You need to establish quality criteria before evaluating anything |
/eval-run |
You have a rubric and want to score one or more outputs |
/eval-compare |
You have two candidate outputs and need to pick the better one |
Workflow
The three skills form a pipeline:
/eval-design --> /eval-run --> /eval-compare
(define) (score) (decide)
Sources
Derived from:
tool_evaluation/patterns (anthropic-cookbook)patterns/agents/evaluator_optimizer.ipynb(anthropic-cookbook)