

Check.
The judge checks a sample of calls. You agree or correct.
A judge checks a sample of the model calls on your graph. Your corrections become ground truth. Trials test another model against it.
A trial answers checked calls again with another model. It shows whether that model meets the bar.






Claude Opus 5.5 checks answers, routing, reranking and ontology fits.
A correction becomes the ground truth for that call.
Another model answers the checked calls. The trial compares it with the bar.


The Models page lists each use with its model. It shows calls, tokens and cost by day.
You find them in the console and in the API.
Agree · CorrectReview a call. Agree, or write the right answer.
trialsA candidate model answers the checked calls again.
the barAt least 20 calls. At most 5 points worse at the low end of the 95% interval.
switchSwitch question answers or query routing. Revert at any time.
search tuningScores search settings on your golden questions. Nothing changes until you apply.
Model choiceCards with score against cost, and a view over time.


The judge checks a sample of calls. You agree or correct.


A candidate answers the checked calls again and is compared with the bar.


Switch when the candidate meets the bar.
Reranking, routing, answers, query rewriting, ontology fits, ontology proposals and eval labels.
No. A trial changes no model. You switch, and you can revert.
Question answers and query routing. The other uses are tested only.
A trial spends at most $3.00.