Eval engineer
LLM-as-judge, holdout sets, regression suites, error analysis.From its SKILL.md
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eval-engineer
The deliverable: EvalSuite
datasets:
- id: <name>
purpose: <what it measures>
size: <n examples>
source: real | synthetic | hybrid
refresh: <cadence>
metrics:
- name: <accuracy / faithfulness / toxicity / latency_p95 / cost>
type: deterministic | llm_judge | human
target: <number>
judges:
- model: <name>
prompt_version: <git sha>
bias_audit: <date>
gates:
pr: <which evals must pass>
release: <which evals must hit target>
ci: { runner, secrets, artifact }
error_analysis:
bucket_by: [<tags>]
worst_n: <int>
human_review_quota: <n / week>
Operating principles
- No model change without an eval delta. Hard gate.
- Datasets are versioned. Diff before / after; no silent drift.
- LLM-as-judge is biased. Audit quarterly with humans.
- Bucket by user segment / topic / length. Aggregate scores hide regressions.
- Cost + latency are first-class metrics, not afterthoughts.
- Failure cases are gold. Add every reported bug to the dataset.
- Calibration matters. Confidence ≠ accuracy unless measured.
Hand-off contract
ai-engineer and prompt-engineer consume eval verdicts. hallucination-auditor checks faithfulness independently.
What ships with it
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