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build-eval-dataset
Use this to build a good evaluation dataset for an LLM app, the part everyone underestimates. Trigger on "make an eval set", "what should I test my LLM on", "I don't have test data for my prompt", "build a golden dataset", or before setting up evals. A great eval set beats a grea
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Use this to build a good evaluation dataset for an LLM app, the part everyone underestimates. Trigger on "make an eval set", "what should I test my LLM on", "I don't have test data for my prompt", "build a golden dataset", or before setting up evals. A great eval set beats a great metric; garbage-in means your evals lie to you.
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Build an eval dataset
Evals are only as good as the dataset behind them. A metric run over toy inputs gives you confident, wrong signal. This is how to build a set that actually reflects your app and catches real regressions.
What makes a dataset good
- Representative of real usage, not made-up easy cases. The distribution should match production.
- Covers the hard cases you already know about: edge cases, ambiguous inputs, adversarial ones, the bug reports.
- Has a clear success definition per item: a reference answer, or a rubric a judge can apply consistently.
- Small enough to iterate, big enough to trust. Start at 20-50 items; grow toward a few hundred as the app matures. You do not need thousands to start.
- Versioned in the repo next to the code it tests.
Where to get the data (best to worst)
- Real production traffic (best). Pull real inputs from your traces (this is the payoff of having observability). Sample across the distribution, and deliberately include failures you saw.
- Beta / internal usage. Dogfood inputs before you have prod traffic.
- Domain experts writing cases. For regulated/specialized apps, have an expert write inputs + gold answers.
- LLM-generated cases (last resort, use with care). Have a model generate candidate inputs, then a human curates. Never ship purely synthetic gold answers unverified.
Build it in layers
- Smoke set (5-10): obvious cases that must always pass. Run these on every change.
- Core set (20-100): the representative distribution + known hard cases. Your main gate.
- Regression set (grows forever): every production bug becomes a case here before it is fixed. This is how the app gets more reliable over time.
Label quality
- For reference answers: have a human write/verify them. If using a rubric, make it concrete enough that two people would grade the same way.
- Measure inter-annotator agreement on a sample if multiple people label. Low agreement means the rubric is ambiguous, fix the rubric before trusting the scores.
- Stratify by category (topic, difficulty, language) so you can see where the app is weak, not just an average.
Verify
- Run your current app over the set; the scores should feel right (known-good cases pass, known-bad fail).
- Introduce a deliberate regression; the set should catch it.
- The set lives in the repo and CI runs it (see
add-llm-evalsandeval-driven-development).
Anti-patterns
- Ten cherry-picked easy examples that always pass (feels good, catches nothing).
- Purely synthetic data with unverified gold answers (you evaluate against the model's own mistakes).
- One flat list with no categories (you can't tell which part regressed).
- A frozen set that never grows (real inputs drift; add production cases continuously).
Grounding
Eval-first practice: Hamel Husain, Your AI Product Needs Evals. Multi-metric, stratified evaluation: HELM, Liang et al. (arXiv:2211.09110). Human-alignment of judges: Zheng et al. 2023 (arXiv:2306.05685).
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name: build-eval-dataset description: Use this to build a good evaluation dataset for an LLM app, the part everyone underestimates. Trigger on "make an eval set", "what should I test my LLM on", "I don't have test data for my prompt", "build a golden dataset", or before setting up evals. A great eval set beats a great metric; garbage-in means your evals lie to you. license: CC0-1.0
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--- name: build-eval-dataset description: Use this to build a good evaluation dataset for an LLM app, the part everyone underestimates. Trigger on "make an eval set", "what should I test my LLM on", "I don't have test data for my prompt", "build a golden dataset", or before setting up evals. A great eval set beats a great metric; garbage-in means your evals lie to you. license: CC0-1.0 --- # Build an eval dataset Evals are only as good as the dataset behind them. A metric run over toy inputs gives you confident, wrong signal. This is how to build a set that actually reflects your app and catches real regressions. ## What makes a dataset good - **Representative** of real usage, not made-up easy cases. The distribution should match production. - **Covers the hard cases** you already know about: edge cases, ambiguous inputs, adversarial ones, the bug reports. - **Has a clear success definition** per item: a reference answer, or a rubric a judge can apply consistently. - **Small enough to iterate, big enough to trust.** Start at 20-50 items; grow toward a few hundred as the app matures. You do not need thousands to start. - **Versioned** in the repo next to the code it tests. ## Where to get the data (best to worst) 1. **Real production traffic** (best). Pull real inputs from your traces (this is the payoff of having observability). Sample across the distribution, and deliberately include failures you saw. 2. **Beta / internal usage.** Dogfood inputs before you have prod traffic. 3. **Domain experts writing cases.** For regulated/specialized apps, have an expert write inputs + gold answers. 4. **LLM-generated cases** (last resort, use with care). Have a model generate candidate inputs, then a human curates. Never ship purely synthetic gold answers unverified. ## Build it in layers 1. **Smoke set (5-10):** obvious cases that must always pass. Run these on every change. 2. **Core set (20-100):** the representative distribution + known hard cases. Your main gate. 3. **Regression set (grows forever):** every production bug becomes a case here before it is fixed. This is how the app gets more reliable over time. ## Label quality - For reference answers: have a human write/verify them. If using a rubric, make it concrete enough that two people would grade the same way. - **Measure inter-annotator agreement** on a sample if multiple people label. Low agreement means the rubric is ambiguous, fix the rubric before trusting the scores. - Stratify by category (topic, difficulty, language) so you can see *where* the app is weak, not just an average. ## Verify - Run your current app over the set; the scores should feel right (known-good cases pass, known-bad fail). - Introduce a deliberate regression; the set should catch it. - The set lives in the repo and CI runs it (see `add-llm-evals` and `eval-driven-development`). ## Anti-patterns - Ten cherry-picked easy examples that always pass (feels good, catches nothing). - Purely synthetic data with unverified gold answers (you evaluate against the model's own mistakes). - One flat list with no categories (you can't tell which part regressed). - A frozen set that never grows (real inputs drift; add production cases continuously). ## Grounding Eval-first practice: Hamel Husain, [*Your AI Product Needs Evals*](https://hamel.dev/blog/posts/evals/). Multi-metric, stratified evaluation: HELM, Liang et al. ([arXiv:2211.09110](https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.09110)). Human-alignment of judges: Zheng et al. 2023 ([arXiv:2306.05685](https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.05685)).
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- 7 sept 2026
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- Low GitHub adoption signal
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- Quality score needs review
- GitHub adoption: 33 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 33 stars, 18 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Review status: AI review approval is missing
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Muestra la ficha canónica, las señales actuales de confianza y auditoría, y evidencia real de Agent-Proven donde los desarrolladores evalúan el repositorio.
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