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Use this to build or change an LLM feature the reliable way, by writing evals first and iterating against them, instead of tweaking prompts by vibes. Trigger on "how do I improve this prompt", "my changes keep breaking other things", "how do I know if this is better", "iterate on
Use this to build or change an LLM feature the reliable way, by writing evals first and iterating against them, instead of tweaking prompts by vibes. Trigger on "how do I improve this prompt", "my changes keep breaking other things", "how do I know if this is better", "iterate on my agent", or any prompt/model/RAG change. This is test-driven development for LLMs.
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Changing a prompt and eyeballing one output is how LLM apps quietly regress. Eval-driven development flips it: define what "good" means as a small test set, then iterate until you pass it. It is the single habit that separates apps that get more reliable over time from ones that drift.
See the add-llm-evals skill for framework setup (promptfoo, DeepEval, Ragas) and how to calibrate an LLM judge.
You can move fast and change prompts freely precisely because the eval set catches regressions. Without it, every change is a gamble and confidence drops over time. With it, you get the speed of vibes plus a safety net.
name: eval-driven-development description: Use this to build or change an LLM feature the reliable way, by writing evals first and iterating against them, instead of tweaking prompts by vibes. Trigger on "how do I improve this prompt", "my changes keep breaking other things", "how do I know if this is better", "iterate on my agent", or any prompt/model/RAG change. This is test-driven development for LLMs. license: CC0-1.0
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