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Evals & Monitoring

Know whether your agents are working — before your customers tell you they aren't.

The problem

Agents fail quietly. A model update, a changed API response, or a new edge case degrades quality without throwing an error. If you're not measuring, you hear about it from a complaint.

“Looks good in the demo” is not a quality bar. You need repeatable evals and live monitoring tied to the outcomes you care about.

What we build

  • An eval suite: representative cases, graded automatically, run in CI and before every release.
  • Regression detection when a model or dependency changes.
  • Distributed tracing across the agent graph and its tool calls.
  • Cost and quality dashboards — per run, per workflow, per day.
  • Alerts on quality drops, cost spikes, and error-rate changes.

How it works

  1. Collect real cases and define what a good outcome looks like for each.
  2. Build graders — exact, rubric, or model-graded — for those cases.
  3. Wire the suite into CI and a pre-release gate.
  4. Instrument the running system and put dashboards where your team already looks.

What you get

  • Eval suite and grader library in your repo.
  • CI integration and release gate.
  • Tracing and dashboards, with alert routing.

Run it your way

Every build ships one of two ways. Most engagements start managed and move in-house once the team is ready — some stay managed for good.

Self-hosted

Runs in your own cloud account — AWS, GCP, or Azure. Your keys, your data boundary, your network. We provision it as infrastructure as code, configure it, and hand over the repository and runbooks. Your team operates it; we’re on call if you want us to be.

Managed by TaskBreaker

We run it in our infrastructure. You get an endpoint and an SLA. We own upgrades, patching, monitoring, spend caps, and on-call. It’s the fastest path to production and the least for your team to carry.

how we build
  • The eval harness runs against any runtime; graders are version-controlled with your code.
  • OpenTelemetry tracing; dashboards in Grafana, CloudWatch, or your existing stack.
  • Model routing, so you can test a cheaper or newer model against the suite before switching.
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