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pydantic-evals is a code-first framework for evaluating stochastic functions (LLM calls, agents, pipelines). Define test cases, run them against a task function, and score results with evaluators.
Install: pip install pydantic-evals (or pip install 'pydantic-evals[logfire]' for Logfire integration).
from pydantic_evals import Case, Dataset, set_eval_attribute, increment_eval_metric
from pydantic_evals.evaluators import (
Evaluator, EvaluatorContext, EvaluatorOutput, EvaluationReason,
ReportEvaluator, ReportEvaluatorContext,
LLMJudge, HasMatchingSpan,
)
from pydantic_evals.evaluators.common import Equals, EqualsExpected, Contains, IsInstance, MaxDuration
from pydantic_evals.otel import SpanQuery # requires logfire extra
from pydantic_evals.generation import generate_dataset # LLM-based dataset generation
Dataset -> Cases -> Evaluators -> EvaluationReport. A Dataset holds Case objects and dataset-wide evaluators. Calling dataset.evaluate(task_fn) runs the task against all cases and returns an EvaluationReport. Both Case and Dataset are generic: Case[InputsT, OutputT, MetadataT].
case = Case(
name="simple", # identifier (optional, but recommended)
inputs="What is the capital of France?", # any type — passed to the task function
expected_output="Paris", # optional — available via ctx.expected_output
metadata={"difficulty": "easy"}, # optional — available via ctx.metadata
evaluators=(MyEvaluator(),), # optional — case-specific evaluators
)
dataset = Dataset(
cases=[case1, case2],
evaluators=[GlobalEvaluator()], # applied to every case
report_evaluators=[MyReportEvaluator()], # experiment-wide analysis (optional)
)
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
await dataset.evaluate(task_fn) | Run task against all cases (async) |
dataset.evaluate_sync(task_fn) | Synchronous wrapper |
dataset.add_case(...) | Add a case after construction |
dataset.add_evaluator(ev, specific_case=None) | Add evaluator to all cases or a named case |
Dataset.from_file("cases.yaml") | Load from YAML or JSON |
dataset.to_file("cases.yaml") | Save to YAML or JSON |
Every evaluator receives an EvaluatorContext:
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
inputs | InputsT | The case inputs |
output | OutputT | Actual task output |
expected_output | `OutputT | None` |
metadata | `MetadataT | None` |
name | `str | None` |
duration | float | Task execution time in seconds |
span_tree | SpanTree | OpenTelemetry spans recorded during execution |
attributes | dict | Runtime attributes set via set_eval_attribute |
metrics | dict | Runtime metrics set via increment_eval_metric |
Subclass Evaluator and implement evaluate (sync or async). Must use @dataclass decorator.
evaluate returns EvaluatorOutput:
bool — pass/fail (stored in ReportCase.assertions)int/float — numeric score (stored in ReportCase.scores)str — label (stored in ReportCase.labels)EvaluationReason(value, reason) — any of the above with an explanationdict[str, ...] — multiple named columns from a single evaluator (see Multi-Score Evaluators)Single-scalar returns use the evaluator class name as the report column name (override with evaluation_name field).
@dataclass
class ContainsExpected(Evaluator[str, str]):
def evaluate(self, ctx: EvaluatorContext[str, str]) -> EvaluationReason:
if ctx.expected_output is None:
return EvaluationReason(value=False, reason="No expected output provided")
found = ctx.expected_output.lower() in ctx.output.lower()
return EvaluationReason(value=found, reason=f"{'found' if found else 'not found'}")
| Evaluator | Fields | Description |
|---|---|---|
EqualsExpected() | — | Exact match against expected_output |
Equals(value=...) | value | Exact match against a fixed value |
Contains(value=...) | value, case_sensitive, as_strings | Substring/membership check |
IsInstance(type_name=...) | type_name | Output type check |
MaxDuration(seconds=...) | seconds | Asserts task completed within time limit |
LLMJudge(rubric=...) | rubric, model, include_input, include_expected_output | LLM-based evaluation against a rubric |
HasMatchingSpan(query=...) | query (SpanQuery) | Checks OpenTelemetry span tree for a matching span |
When evaluate returns a dict, each key becomes a separate named column in the report. This lets a single evaluator produce multiple independent scores, assertions, or labels from one pass. Values are categorized by type (bool -> assertions, int/float -> scores, str -> labels, EvaluationReason -> unwrapped by inner .value type).
@dataclass
class QualityEvaluator(Evaluator[QAInput, QAOutput]):
"""Single evaluator that produces multiple report columns."""
def evaluate(self, ctx: EvaluatorContext[QAInput, QAOutput]) -> dict[str, EvaluationReason | bool | float]:
output = ctx.output.answer
return {
"is_nonempty": len(output.strip()) > 0, # -> assertions
"answer_length": float(len(output)), # -> scores
"contains_expected": EvaluationReason( # -> assertions (bool value)
value=ctx.expected_output is not None
and ctx.expected_output.answer.lower() in output.lower(),
reason=f"Output: {output[:50]}",
),
"verbosity": EvaluationReason( # -> scores (float value)
value=min(len(output) / 100, 1.0),
reason="Normalized length score",
),
}
import asyncio
from dataclasses import dataclass
from pydantic_evals import Case, Dataset
from pydantic_evals.evaluators import Evaluator, EvaluatorContext, EvaluationReason
@dataclass
class QAInput:
question: str
@dataclass
class QAOutput:
answer: str
@dataclass
class AnswerContainsExpected(Evaluator[QAInput, QAOutput]):
def evaluate(self, ctx: EvaluatorContext[QAInput, QAOutput]) -> EvaluationReason:
if ctx.expected_output is None:
return EvaluationReason(value=False, reason="No expected output")
found = ctx.expected_output.answer.lower() in ctx.output.answer.lower()
return EvaluationReason(value=found)
async def my_agent(inputs: QAInput) -> QAOutput:
# Replace with your actual agent/LLM call
return QAOutput(answer=f"The answer to '{inputs.question}' is 42.")
async def main():
dataset = Dataset(
cases=[
Case(
name="capital",
inputs=QAInput(question="What is the capital of France?"),
expected_output=QAOutput(answer="Paris"),
),
Case(
name="color",
inputs=QAInput(question="What color is the sky?"),
expected_output=QAOutput(answer="blue"),
),
],
evaluators=[AnswerContainsExpected()],
)
report = await dataset.evaluate(my_agent)
report.print(include_input=True, include_output=True)
if __name__ == "__main__":
asyncio.run(main())
Cases can carry their own evaluators via evaluators=(...). Dataset-wide evaluators run on every case; case-specific ones run only on that case. Both appear in the report.
dataset = Dataset(
cases=[
Case(
name="fast_lookup",
inputs=QAInput(question="What is 2+2?"),
expected_output=QAOutput(answer="4"),
evaluators=(MaxDuration(seconds=1.0),), # only this case must be fast
),
Case(
name="complex_reasoning",
inputs=QAInput(question="Explain quantum entanglement simply."),
expected_output=None,
evaluators=(
LLMJudge(rubric="The explanation should be accurate and accessible to a layperson."),
),
),
],
evaluators=[AnswerContainsExpected()], # applied to ALL cases
)
# Or add to a specific case after construction:
dataset.add_evaluator(MaxDuration(seconds=2.0), specific_case="fast_lookup")
Report evaluators analyze results across all cases after case-level evaluation finishes. They receive a ReportEvaluatorContext with access to ctx.report.cases.
@dataclass
class PassRate(ReportEvaluator[QAInput, QAOutput]):
threshold: float = 0.8
def evaluate(self, ctx: ReportEvaluatorContext[QAInput, QAOutput]) -> dict[str, float]:
total = len(ctx.report.cases)
passed = sum(1 for c in ctx.report.cases if c.assertions.get("AnswerContainsExpected"))
rate = passed / total if total else 0.0
return {"pass_rate": rate, "meets_threshold": float(rate >= self.threshold)}
dataset = Dataset(cases=[...], evaluators=[...], report_evaluators=[PassRate(threshold=0.9)])
evaluate / evaluate_sync return an EvaluationReport containing:
cases: list[ReportCase] — successful results, each with scores (float), labels (str), assertions (bool), metrics, task_duration, total_durationReportCase also includes inputs, output, expected_output, and metadatafailures: list[ReportCaseFailure] — failed cases with error_message and error_stacktraceReportCaseFailure also includes inputs and expected_outputanalyses: list[ReportAnalysis] — report-level analyses (confusion matrices, precision-recall, etc.)report.print(include_input=True, include_output=True, include_durations=False)
report.render() # returns formatted string instead of printing
report.case_groups() # grouped results when using repeat > 1
report.averages() # aggregated statistics when using repeat > 1
dataset.to_file("my_cases.yaml")
dataset = Dataset[QAInput, QAOutput].from_file(
"my_cases.yaml",
custom_evaluator_types=(AnswerContainsExpected,), # required for custom evaluator deserialization
)
report = await dataset.evaluate(
my_agent,
max_concurrency=5, # limit parallel case execution
repeat=3, # run each case N times, results grouped by case name
retry_task=2, # retry task on failure
retry_evaluators=1, # retry evaluators on failure
metadata={"run": "v2"}, # experiment-level metadata
)
dataset = await generate_dataset(
dataset_type=Dataset[QAInput, QAOutput],
n_examples=10,
model="openai:gpt-4o",
extra_instructions="Focus on geography questions of varying difficulty.",
path="generated_cases.yaml", # optionally persist to file
)
Always review generated cases — treat them as a starting point, not ground truth.
Assert on internal agent behavior via OpenTelemetry traces (requires logfire extra):
Case(
name="use
name: pydantic-evals description: >- Guidelines for evaluating non-deterministic functions with pydantic-evals. Use when writing evals, defining datasets and cases, creating custom evaluators, or testing AI agent outputs with pydantic-evals. license: MIT
---
name: pydantic-evals
description: >-
Guidelines for evaluating non-deterministic functions with pydantic-evals.
Use when writing evals, defining datasets and cases, creating custom evaluators,
or testing AI agent outputs with pydantic-evals.
license: MIT
---
# Evaluating Non-Deterministic Functions with pydantic-evals
pydantic-evals is a code-first framework for evaluating stochastic functions (LLM calls, agents, pipelines). Define test cases, run them against a task function, and score results with evaluators.
Install: `pip install pydantic-evals` (or `pip install 'pydantic-evals[logfire]'` for Logfire integration).
## Import Reference
```python
from pydantic_evals import Case, Dataset, set_eval_attribute, increment_eval_metric
from pydantic_evals.evaluators import (
Evaluator, EvaluatorContext, EvaluatorOutput, EvaluationReason,
ReportEvaluator, ReportEvaluatorContext,
LLMJudge, HasMatchingSpan,
)
from pydantic_evals.evaluators.common import Equals, EqualsExpected, Contains, IsInstance, MaxDuration
from pydantic_evals.otel import SpanQuery # requires logfire extra
from pydantic_evals.generation import generate_dataset # LLM-based dataset generation
```
## Data Model
**Dataset -> Cases -> Evaluators -> EvaluationReport.** A `Dataset` holds `Case` objects and dataset-wide evaluators. Calling `dataset.evaluate(task_fn)` runs the task against all cases and returns an `EvaluationReport`. Both `Case` and `Dataset` are generic: `Case[InputsT, OutputT, MetadataT]`.
### Case
```python
case = Case(
name="simple", # identifier (optional, but recommended)
inputs="What is the capital of France?", # any type — passed to the task function
expected_output="Paris", # optional — available via ctx.expected_output
metadata={"difficulty": "easy"}, # optional — available via ctx.metadata
evaluators=(MyEvaluator(),), # optional — case-specific evaluators
)
```
### Dataset
```python
dataset = Dataset(
cases=[case1, case2],
evaluators=[GlobalEvaluator()], # applied to every case
report_evaluators=[MyReportEvaluator()], # experiment-wide analysis (optional)
)
```
| Method | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| `await dataset.evaluate(task_fn)` | Run task against all cases (async) |
| `dataset.evaluate_sync(task_fn)` | Synchronous wrapper |
| `dataset.add_case(...)` | Add a case after construction |
| `dataset.add_evaluator(ev, specific_case=None)` | Add evaluator to all cases or a named case |
| `Dataset.from_file("cases.yaml")` | Load from YAML or JSON |
| `dataset.to_file("cases.yaml")` | Save to YAML or JSON |
### EvaluatorContext
Every evaluator receives an `EvaluatorContext`:
| Field | Type | Description |
|-------|------|-------------|
| `inputs` | `InputsT` | The case inputs |
| `output` | `OutputT` | Actual task output |
| `expected_output` | `OutputT | None` | Expected output from the case |
| `metadata` | `MetadataT | None` | Case metadata |
| `name` | `str | None` | Case name |
| `duration` | `float` | Task execution time in seconds |
| `span_tree` | `SpanTree` | OpenTelemetry spans recorded during execution |
| `attributes` | `dict` | Runtime attributes set via `set_eval_attribute` |
| `metrics` | `dict` | Runtime metrics set via `increment_eval_metric` |
## Writing Evaluators
Subclass `Evaluator` and implement `evaluate` (sync or async). **Must use `@dataclass` decorator.**
### Return Types
`evaluate` returns `EvaluatorOutput`:
- **`bool`** — pass/fail (stored in `ReportCase.assertions`)
- **`int`/`float`** — numeric score (stored in `ReportCase.scores`)
- **`str`** — label (stored in `ReportCase.labels`)
- **`EvaluationReason(value, reason)`** — any of the above with an explanation
- **`dict[str, ...]`** — multiple named columns from a single evaluator (see [Multi-Score Evaluators](#multi-score-evaluators-dict-returns))
Single-scalar returns use the **evaluator class name** as the report column name (override with `evaluation_name` field).
```python
@dataclass
class ContainsExpected(Evaluator[str, str]):
def evaluate(self, ctx: EvaluatorContext[str, str]) -> EvaluationReason:
if ctx.expected_output is None:
return EvaluationReason(value=False, reason="No expected output provided")
found = ctx.expected_output.lower() in ctx.output.lower()
return EvaluationReason(value=found, reason=f"{'found' if found else 'not found'}")
```
### Built-in Evaluators
| Evaluator | Fields | Description |
|-----------|--------|-------------|
| `EqualsExpected()` | — | Exact match against `expected_output` |
| `Equals(value=...)` | `value` | Exact match against a fixed value |
| `Contains(value=...)` | `value`, `case_sensitive`, `as_strings` | Substring/membership check |
| `IsInstance(type_name=...)` | `type_name` | Output type check |
| `MaxDuration(seconds=...)` | `seconds` | Asserts task completed within time limit |
| `LLMJudge(rubric=...)` | `rubric`, `model`, `include_input`, `include_expected_output` | LLM-based evaluation against a rubric |
| `HasMatchingSpan(query=...)` | `query` (`SpanQuery`) | Checks OpenTelemetry span tree for a matching span |
## Multi-Score Evaluators (Dict Returns)
When `evaluate` returns a `dict`, each key becomes a **separate named column** in the report. This lets a single evaluator produce multiple independent scores, assertions, or labels from one pass. Values are categorized by type (`bool` -> assertions, `int`/`float` -> scores, `str` -> labels, `EvaluationReason` -> unwrapped by inner `.value` type).
```python
@dataclass
class QualityEvaluator(Evaluator[QAInput, QAOutput]):
"""Single evaluator that produces multiple report columns."""
def evaluate(self, ctx: EvaluatorContext[QAInput, QAOutput]) -> dict[str, EvaluationReason | bool | float]:
output = ctx.output.answer
return {
"is_nonempty": len(output.strip()) > 0, # -> assertions
"answer_length": float(len(output)), # -> scores
"contains_expected": EvaluationReason( # -> assertions (bool value)
value=ctx.expected_output is not None
and ctx.expected_output.answer.lower() in output.lower(),
reason=f"Output: {output[:50]}",
),
"verbosity": EvaluationReason( # -> scores (float value)
value=min(len(output) / 100, 1.0),
reason="Normalized length score",
),
}
```
## Complete Example
```python
import asyncio
from dataclasses import dataclass
from pydantic_evals import Case, Dataset
from pydantic_evals.evaluators import Evaluator, EvaluatorContext, EvaluationReason
@dataclass
class QAInput:
question: str
@dataclass
class QAOutput:
answer: str
@dataclass
class AnswerContainsExpected(Evaluator[QAInput, QAOutput]):
def evaluate(self, ctx: EvaluatorContext[QAInput, QAOutput]) -> EvaluationReason:
if ctx.expected_output is None:
return EvaluationReason(value=False, reason="No expected output")
found = ctx.expected_output.answer.lower() in ctx.output.answer.lower()
return EvaluationReason(value=found)
async def my_agent(inputs: QAInput) -> QAOutput:
# Replace with your actual agent/LLM call
return QAOutput(answer=f"The answer to '{inputs.question}' is 42.")
async def main():
dataset = Dataset(
cases=[
Case(
name="capital",
inputs=QAInput(question="What is the capital of France?"),
expected_output=QAOutput(answer="Paris"),
),
Case(
name="color",
inputs=QAInput(question="What color is the sky?"),
expected_output=QAOutput(answer="blue"),
),
],
evaluators=[AnswerContainsExpected()],
)
report = await dataset.evaluate(my_agent)
report.print(include_input=True, include_output=True)
if __name__ == "__main__":
asyncio.run(main())
```
## Per-Case Evaluators
Cases can carry their own evaluators via `evaluators=(...)`. Dataset-wide evaluators run on every case; case-specific ones run only on that case. Both appear in the report.
```python
dataset = Dataset(
cases=[
Case(
name="fast_lookup",
inputs=QAInput(question="What is 2+2?"),
expected_output=QAOutput(answer="4"),
evaluators=(MaxDuration(seconds=1.0),), # only this case must be fast
),
Case(
name="complex_reasoning",
inputs=QAInput(question="Explain quantum entanglement simply."),
expected_output=None,
evaluators=(
LLMJudge(rubric="The explanation should be accurate and accessible to a layperson."),
),
),
],
evaluators=[AnswerContainsExpected()], # applied to ALL cases
)
# Or add to a specific case after construction:
dataset.add_evaluator(MaxDuration(seconds=2.0), specific_case="fast_lookup")
```
## Report Evaluators
Report evaluators analyze results across all cases after case-level evaluation finishes. They receive a `ReportEvaluatorContext` with access to `ctx.report.cases`.
```python
@dataclass
class PassRate(ReportEvaluator[QAInput, QAOutput]):
threshold: float = 0.8
def evaluate(self, ctx: ReportEvaluatorContext[QAInput, QAOutput]) -> dict[str, float]:
total = len(ctx.report.cases)
passed = sum(1 for c in ctx.report.cases if c.assertions.get("AnswerContainsExpected"))
rate = passed / total if total else 0.0
return {"pass_rate": rate, "meets_threshold": float(rate >= self.threshold)}
dataset = Dataset(cases=[...], evaluators=[...], report_evaluators=[PassRate(threshold=0.9)])
```
## Reporting
`evaluate` / `evaluate_sync` return an `EvaluationReport` containing:
- `cases: list[ReportCase]` — successful results, each with `scores` (float), `labels` (str), `assertions` (bool), `metrics`, `task_duration`, `total_duration`
- `ReportCase` also includes `inputs`, `output`, `expected_output`, and `metadata`
- `failures: list[ReportCaseFailure]` — failed cases with `error_message` and `error_stacktrace`
- `ReportCaseFailure` also includes `inputs` and `expected_output`
- `analyses: list[ReportAnalysis]` — report-level analyses (confusion matrices, precision-recall, etc.)
```python
report.print(include_input=True, include_output=True, include_durations=False)
report.render() # returns formatted string instead of printing
report.case_groups() # grouped results when using repeat > 1
report.averages() # aggregated statistics when using repeat > 1
```
## YAML Datasets
```python
dataset.to_file("my_cases.yaml")
dataset = Dataset[QAInput, QAOutput].from_file(
"my_cases.yaml",
custom_evaluator_types=(AnswerContainsExpected,), # required for custom evaluator deserialization
)
```
## Evaluate Options
```python
report = await dataset.evaluate(
my_agent,
max_concurrency=5, # limit parallel case execution
repeat=3, # run each case N times, results grouped by case name
retry_task=2, # retry task on failure
retry_evaluators=1, # retry evaluators on failure
metadata={"run": "v2"}, # experiment-level metadata
)
```
## Dataset Generation
```python
dataset = await generate_dataset(
dataset_type=Dataset[QAInput, QAOutput],
n_examples=10,
model="openai:gpt-4o",
extra_instructions="Focus on geography questions of varying difficulty.",
path="generated_cases.yaml", # optionally persist to file
)
```
Always review generated cases — treat them as a starting point, not ground truth.
## Span-Based Evaluation
Assert on internal agent behavior via OpenTelemetry traces (requires `logfire` extra):
```python
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