agent-evaluator 0.9.2

Production-ready evaluation framework for AI agents — 58 metrics (25 native + 33 Harness Config) across 7 evaluation gates: goal achievement, behavioral integrity, reliability, performance, security, multi-agent coordination, and observability

Agent Evaluator

Harness Engineering evaluation SDK that judges AI agent deployment readiness through 7 Gates

It asks not just "Does the agent work well?" but "Is the agent ready for production deployment?" Goal Achievement (A) · Behavioral Integrity (B) · Reliability (C) · Performance Contract (D) · Security Boundary (E) · Multi-Agent Coordination (F) · Observability (G) — 7 Harness Gates comprehensively determine agent deployment readiness.

One decorator line auto-recognizes 21 frameworks including LangChain · CrewAI · AutoGen, and measures 58 metrics (25 Native Trackers + 33 Harness Config) without code modification.

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Harness Engineering — Judging AI Agent Deployment Readiness Through 7 Gates

Evaluates agents based on deployment readiness rather than simple accuracy measurement. Pass 33 Harness Configs as decorator parameters and PerformanceMonitor auto-aggregates to determine PASS/WARN/FAIL for each of the 7 Gates.

from agent_evaluator import (
    InstructionConfig, GoalAlignmentConfig,          # Gate A — Goal Achievement
    LoopDetectionConfig, StateConsistencyConfig,      # Gate B — Behavioral Integrity
    FaultToleranceConfig, GracefulDegradationConfig,  # Gate C — Reliability
    SLAConfig, EfficiencyConfig,                      # Gate D — Performance Contract
    ThreatSeverityConfig, ComplianceConfig,           # Gate E — Security Boundary
    ConsensusConfig, AgentRoleConfig,                 # Gate F — Multi-Agent Coordination
    ExplainabilityConfig, ObservabilityConfig,        # Gate G — Observability
)
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa",
    instructions=InstructionConfig(required_keywords=["Seoul"], fail_on_violation=True),
    loop_detection=LoopDetectionConfig(consecutive_repeat_threshold=3),
    sla=SLAConfig(p95_ms=3000),
    explainability=ExplainabilityConfig(min_reasoning_length=20),
)
def my_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return llm.invoke(question)

monitor.save_to_file("eval")   # eval.json + eval.html — includes Gate A–G judgments

Gate	Area	Judgment Criteria	Harness Config (count)
A 🟢	Goal Achievement	Instruction compliance · goal alignment · plan consistency · context retention	InstructionConfig · GoalAlignmentConfig · PlanConfig · SubtaskConfig · ContextRetentionConfig · KnowledgeRetentionConfig (6)
B 🔵	Behavioral Integrity	Loop detection · scope deviation · tool safety · state consistency · deadlock detection	LoopDetectionConfig · ScopeConfig · ToolParameterSafetyConfig · ContextWindowConfig · StateConsistencyConfig · DeadlockConfig (6)
C 🟡	Reliability	Reproducibility · error recovery rate · quality floor · idempotency	ReproducibilityConfig · FaultToleranceConfig · GracefulDegradationConfig · RetryConsistencyConfig · IdempotencyConfig (5)
D 🔵	Performance Contract	SLA compliance · token efficiency · TTFT variability · cost predictability	SLAConfig · EfficiencyConfig · ResourceBudgetConfig · TTFTVariabilityConfig · CostPredictabilityConfig (5)
E 🔴	Security Boundary	Threat severity · compliance · threat response behavior	ThreatSeverityConfig · ComplianceConfig · ThreatResponseConfig (3)
F 🟣	Multi-Agent Coordination	Inter-agent consensus · information propagation accuracy · role compliance · conflict resolution	ConsensusConfig · PropagationConfig · AgentRoleConfig · ConflictResolutionConfig (4)
G 🩵	Observability	Reasoning explainability · internal state tracking · error diagnosis · latency attribution	ExplainabilityConfig · ObservabilityConfig · ErrorDiagnosisConfig · LatencyAttributionConfig (4)

Each Gate receives raw measurements from 25 Native Trackers (6 Layer 1 foundation metrics + 10 Layer 2 agentic metrics + 5 security metrics + LLMJudge) and aggregates them.

Full practical examples: Evaluator_Examples/ch03_harness_basics.py | Dashboard: agent-eval dashboard

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Why Decorators?

# ❌ Traditional approach — direct agent code modification, boilerplate required
import time, uuid
from datetime import datetime

def my_agent(question, ground_truth):
    start = time.time()
    response = llm.invoke(question)
    elapsed = time.time() - start

    task = TaskResult(
        task_id=str(uuid.uuid4()), task_type="qa", success=True,
        completion_score=1.0,
        accuracy_score=compute_accuracy(response, ground_truth),  # manual calculation
        execution_time=elapsed,                                    # manual measurement
        tokens_used=extract_tokens(response),                      # varies by framework
        tool_calls=[], attempts=1, errors=[], timestamp=datetime.now(),
        question=question, response=str(response), ground_truth=ground_truth,
    )
    monitor.record_task(task)
    return response

# ✅ Decorator approach — one line added, agent code unchanged
from agent_evaluator import QuickEval

eval = QuickEval("results/")

@eval.qa                                   # this one line is all it takes
def my_agent(question, ground_truth=""):
    return llm.invoke(question)            # agent logic unchanged

Decorators are non-invasive. The original function's signature, return value, and exception handling remain unchanged. After measurement, the original return value is passed directly to the caller.

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How Decorators Work

Caller
  │
  ▼
@agent_eval / @batch_eval / @conversation_eval
  │
  ├─ [1] Start execution time measurement
  ├─ [2] Execute original function
  ├─ [3] Apply framework adapter   ← auto-extract tool_calls · chain_steps · tokens_used
  ├─ [4] Merge EvalMetadata        ← when function returns (response, EvalMetadata(...))
  ├─ [5] Auto-build TaskResult     ← 24 fields completed
  ├─ [6] Call PerformanceMonitor.record_task()
  │       ├─ Layer 1: TCR · Accuracy · Hallucination · Quality · Latency · Token
  │       ├─ Layer 2: Tool · Retry · Coordination · Workflow · Security (5 types)
  │       ├─ Layer 3: LLMJudge · DeepEval · Ragas  (opt-in)
  │       └─ Harness: auto-aggregate 33 Configs → Gate A–G pass/warn/fail judgment
  │
  └─ [7] Return original value to caller unchanged

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Installation

# Base install — includes LLMJudge · dashboard · OTEL monitoring · PDF (sdk built-in)
pip install agent-evaluator

# ── Running Evaluator_Examples/ ─────────────────────────────────────────────
pip install "agent-evaluator[examples]"           # all examples runnable (base + eval)

# ── Framework extensions (when your agent code needs them) ──────────────────
# agent-evaluator itself works fully without these packages (duck typing)
pip install "agent-evaluator[eval]"               # DeepEval ≥3.0 + Ragas ≥0.4 (external eval)
pip install "agent-evaluator[langchain]"          # LangChain ≥1.0 / LangGraph ≥1.0
pip install "agent-evaluator[dspy]"               # DSPy ≥2.0
pip install "agent-evaluator[pydanticai]"         # PydanticAI ≥1.0
pip install "agent-evaluator[crewai]"             # CrewAI ≥1.0 (heavy — 100+ transitive deps)
pip install "agent-evaluator[autogen]"            # AutoGen ≥0.3 (heavy)

# ── Convenience bundles ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
pip install "agent-evaluator[full]"               # All (⚠️ includes crewai/autogen, 10+ min)

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3 Decorator Types

Agent Evaluator's evaluation interface consists of exactly 3 types based on call patterns.

Decorator	Call Pattern	Use Scenario
@agent_eval	1 function call = 1 TaskResult	Single QA · tool call · RAG · security check
@batch_eval	1 function call = N TaskResults	Dataset batch evaluation · benchmarks
@conversation_eval	N function calls = 1 TaskResult	Multi-turn conversation · chatbot session

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Decorator 1: @agent_eval

1 call → 1 TaskResult. Supports sync · async · generator · retry.

from agent_evaluator import PerformanceMonitor
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval, RetryConfig, SecurityConfig, LLMJudgeConfig

monitor = PerformanceMonitor("results/")

# Basic — QA evaluation
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa")
def agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return llm.invoke(question)

# Async function — same decorator
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa")
async def async_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return await async_llm.invoke(question)

# Built-in retry — retry policy via RetryConfig, attempts field auto-recorded
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa", retry=RetryConfig(max=3, delay=1.0, backoff=2.0))
def robust_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return unreliable_llm.invoke(question)

# RAG agent — one rag_mode=True enables context + hallucination automatically
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="information_retrieval", rag_mode=True, context_arg="context")
def rag_agent(question: str, context: str = "", ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return retrieval_llm.invoke(question, context)

# Security check — temporarily enables 5 security trackers for this call
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa", security=SecurityConfig())
def secure_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return llm.invoke(question)

# LLM framework adapter — auto-extracts tool_calls · tokens_used
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use", framework="langchain")
def langchain_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return executor.invoke({"input": question})

@agent_eval Key Parameters

Parameter	Default	Description
task_type	"qa"	Task type (qa · tool_use · information_retrieval · code_generation · etc.)
framework	"native"	Framework adapter (21 supported)
question_arg	"question"	Question argument name
ground_truth_arg	"ground_truth"	Ground truth argument name
context_arg	None	RAG context argument name
expected_tools_arg	None	Expected tool list argument name (auto-calculates Tool Selection F1)
score_fn	None	Custom accuracy function (response, gt) → float
rag_mode	False	Shorthand to enable context_arg + hallucination
retry	None	RetryConfig instance — retry policy (max · delay · backoff · jitter_type · etc.)
security	None	SecurityConfig instance — temporarily enables security metrics for this call
llm_judge	None	LLMJudgeConfig instance — temporarily enables LLM Judge for this call
enable_hallucination_detection	False	Temporarily enables Hallucination Detection for this call
enable_anomaly_detection	False	Temporarily enables AnomalyDetector for this call
timeout	None	Maximum execution time (seconds)
sample_rate	1.0	Recording sampling rate
on_record	None	Pre-record callback (can replace TaskResult)
alert_rules	[]	Conditional alert rule list
flush_every	0	Auto save_to_file() every N tasks
preset	None	Predefined configuration bundle

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Decorator 2: @batch_eval

1 call → N TaskResults. Takes a list of questions and creates independent evaluation records per item.

from agent_evaluator.decorators import batch_eval

# Basic — list input, list return
@batch_eval(monitor, task_type="qa")
def batch_agent(questions: list, ground_truths: list = None) -> list:
    return [llm.invoke(q) for q in questions]

# DataFrame return — includes accuracy_score · execution_time · tokens_total · etc.
@batch_eval(monitor, task_type="qa", return_format="dataframe")
def batch_agent_df(questions: list, ground_truths: list = None) -> list:
    return [llm.invoke(q) for q in questions]

# Parallel execution (async function) — asyncio.gather based
@batch_eval(monitor, task_type="qa", concurrent=True, max_concurrent=4)
async def parallel_agent(questions: list, ground_truths: list = None) -> list:
    return await asyncio.gather(*[async_llm.invoke(q) for q in questions])

# Progress callback — for large batch monitoring
@batch_eval(
    monitor,
    task_type="qa",
    return_format="tuple",                              # returns (responses, task_results)
    on_batch_progress=lambda done, total: print(f"{done}/{total}"),
    flush_every=100,                                    # intermediate save every 100 tasks
)
def large_batch(questions: list, ground_truths: list = None) -> list:
    return [llm.invoke(q) for q in questions]

responses, task_results = large_batch(questions, ground_truths)

@batch_eval Key Parameters

Parameter	Default	Description
questions_arg	"questions"	Question list argument name
ground_truths_arg	"ground_truths"	Ground truth list argument name
return_format	"list"	Return format: "list" · "tuple" · "dataframe"
concurrent	False	Parallel item execution for async functions
max_concurrent	0	Concurrency limit (0 = unlimited)
shuffle	False	Randomize processing order
item_timeout	None	Max processing time per item (seconds)
on_batch_progress	None	Progress callback (completed, total) → None
on_batch_complete	None	Batch completion callback (results) → None
on_item_error	None	Item failure callback (index, question, error) → None
streaming_mode	False	Memory-efficient streaming processing

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Decorator 3: @conversation_eval

N calls → 1 TaskResult. Repeated calls with the same session_id accumulate turns internally. The session ends and metrics are calculated when max_turns is reached or flush_conversation() is called.

from agent_evaluator.decorators import conversation_eval

# Basic — auto-accumulate per session_id, auto-flush on max_turns
@conversation_eval(monitor, session_id_arg="session_id", max_turns=5)
def chat(question: str, session_id: str = "default") -> str:
    return llm.invoke(question)

# Usage — repeated calls with the same session_id
chat("How do I handle async Python?", session_id="conv_001")
chat("What are the downsides of that approach?", session_id="conv_001")
chat("Show me an asyncio.gather example.", session_id="conv_001")
# → auto-flush at 5 turns: context_retention · topic_coherence · progressive_depth calculated

# Manual flush — end session at desired point
from agent_evaluator.decorators import flush_conversation
flush_conversation("conv_001")

# Per-turn callback + session score function
@conversation_eval(
    monitor,
    max_turns=10,
    on_turn=lambda sid, user, resp, meta: print(f"[{sid}] {user[:20]}…"),
    session_score_fn=lambda metrics: metrics.overall_score * 100,
    flush_every=3,                    # auto save_to_file() every 3 sessions
)
def advanced_chat(question: str, session_id: str = "s1") -> str:
    return llm.invoke(question)

Metrics measured by @conversation_eval:

Metric	Description
turn_count	Cumulative conversation turns
overall_score	Session overall score (0–1)
context_retention	Degree to which prior turn context is reflected in subsequent responses
topic_coherence	Topic consistency throughout the conversation
progressive_depth	Degree to which information density increases as conversation deepens
session_completion	Goal conversation completion
avg_turn_latency	Average response time per turn
turn_scores	Quality scores per turn (Optional)

@conversation_eval Key Parameters

Parameter	Default	Description
session_id_arg	"session_id"	Session ID argument name
user_arg	"question"	User message argument name
max_turns	None	Max turns (auto-flush on reach)
max_turns_exceeded_action	"flush"	Action on exceed: "flush" · "warn" · "error"
flush_on_error	True	Auto-flush session on exception
on_turn	None	Turn completion callback (sid, user, response, meta) → None
on_flush	None	Session end callback (metrics, session_id) → None
session_score_fn	None	Session overall score function (ConversationMetrics) → float
turn_score_fn	None	Per-turn score function (user, response, meta) → float
load_previous_session	False	Resume from previous session
max_session_seconds	None	Auto-flush timer for inactive sessions (seconds)

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EvalDecorator — Unified Factory for All 3 Types

Define common configuration (monitor, framework, model_name, etc.) once and reuse it across all 3 decorator types.

from agent_evaluator.decorators import EvalDecorator

# Define common config once
dec = EvalDecorator(
    monitor,
    framework="langchain",
    model_name="gpt-4o-mini",
    flush_every=10,
    alert_rules=[slow_rule, error_rule],
)

# ── agent_eval family ──────────────────────────────────
@dec(task_type="qa")                                   # direct agent_eval call
def qa_agent(question, ground_truth=""): ...

@dec.with_retry(task_type="qa", retry=RetryConfig(max=3))  # with retry
def robust_agent(question, ground_truth=""): ...

# ── batch_eval ─────────────────────────────────────────
@dec.batch(task_type="qa", return_format="dataframe")
def batch_agent(questions, ground_truths=None): ...

# ── conversation_eval ───────────────────────────────────
@dec.conversation(session_id_arg="sid", max_turns=5)
def chat(question, sid="s1"): ...

# ── task_type shorthand attributes (same API as QuickEval) ─────
@dec.qa             # task_type="qa"
@dec.tool_use       # task_type="tool_use"
@dec.rag            # task_type="information_retrieval" + rag_mode=True
@dec.code           # task_type="code_generation"
@dec.reasoning      # task_type="reasoning"
@dec.secure         # task_type="qa" + security=SecurityConfig()

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QuickEval — One-Line Start Facade

One-stop entry point that configures PerformanceMonitor + EvalDecorator in one line.

from agent_evaluator import QuickEval

# Basic initialization
eval = QuickEval("results/")

# Purpose-specific factories — auto-configure relevant options
eval = QuickEval.for_rag("results/")               # hallucination_detection=True by default
eval = QuickEval.for_security("results/")          # enable_security_metrics=True by default
eval = QuickEval.for_llm_judge("results/", model="claude-sonnet-4-6")

# 11 decorator shorthand attributes
@eval.qa            @eval.tool_use      @eval.rag
@eval.code          @eval.reasoning     @eval.planning
@eval.data_analysis @eval.creative      @eval.multi_agent
@eval.secure        @eval.streaming

# Batch · conversation decorators with same interface
@eval.batch(task_type="qa", return_format="dataframe")
def batch_agent(questions, ground_truths=None): ...

@eval.conversation(session_id_arg="sid", max_turns=5)
def chat(question, sid="s1"): ...

# Save results · gating
eval.save()                                        # results/*.json + *.html
eval.gate(tcr=85, accuracy=70, hallucination=5)    # CI/CD gate
eval.summary()                                     # print key metric summary
eval.export_to_dataframe()                         # return pd.DataFrame

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eval_context — Escape Hatch When Decorators Can't Be Used

Use when you can't attach a decorator to code — external library functions, lambdas, dynamic calls, etc. Performs the same evaluation as @agent_eval.

from agent_evaluator.decorators import eval_context, get_eval_ctx

# Basic — auto record_task() on with block exit
with eval_context(monitor, task_type="qa",
                  question="What is the capital of South Korea?", ground_truth="Seoul") as ctx:
    ctx.response = external_lib.call("What is the capital of South Korea?")

# Inject additional metadata via get_eval_ctx()
with eval_context(monitor, task_type="tool_use", question=q) as ctx:
    result = external_agent.run(q)
    ctx.response = result["output"]
    ec = get_eval_ctx()
    if ec:
        ec.framework = "langchain"
        ec.chain_steps = parse_steps(result)

# Async
async with eval_context(monitor, task_type="qa", question=q) as ctx:
    ctx.response = await async_external.call(q)

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EvalMetadata — Injecting Additional Metadata

Available in all 3 decorator types. Change the return value to (response, EvalMetadata(...)) tuple to override auto-extracted results.

from agent_evaluator.decorators import EvalMetadata

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use")
def agent(question, ground_truth=""):
    response = llm.invoke(question)
    return response, EvalMetadata(
        accuracy_score=0.95,                        # directly set custom score
        tool_calls=["search", "calculator"],        # tool call list
        tokens_used={"input": 120, "output": 80},
        chain_steps=["search", "parse", "answer"],
        agent_interactions=[("planner", "executor", "task_complete")],
    )

Use TurnMetadata in @conversation_eval.

from agent_evaluator.decorators import TurnMetadata

@conversation_eval(monitor, max_turns=5)
def chat(question: str, session_id: str = "s1") -> str:
    response = llm.invoke(question)
    return response, TurnMetadata(
        model="gpt-4o-mini",
        tokens={"input": 50, "output": 30},
        tool_calls=["search"],
    )

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Auto-Recognition of 21 Frameworks

The framework= parameter auto-extracts tool_calls, chain_steps, tokens_used, etc. from response objects. All 3 decorator types support the same framework= parameter.

# Explicit specification — IDE autocomplete supported (FrameworkLiteral type hint)
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use", framework="langchain")
def lc_agent(question, ground_truth=""): ...

# Auto-detection (enabled by default — auto_detect_framework=True)
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa")
def auto_agent(question, ground_truth=""): ...

# Applies equally to batch_eval · conversation_eval
@batch_eval(monitor, task_type="qa", framework="openai")
def batch_agent(questions, ground_truths=None): ...

@conversation_eval(monitor, max_turns=5, framework="anthropic")
def chat(question, session_id="s1"): ...

# Query framework adapter info
from agent_evaluator.decorators import get_framework_info
info = get_framework_info("langchain")
# → {"name": "LangChain", "extras": "langchain",
#    "extracts": ["tool_calls", "chain_steps"], "async_supported": True, ...}

Full Adapter List

Note: framework= parameter and adapters work via duck typing — agent-evaluator itself works fully without the framework package installed. The "Required extras" column shows packages needed when your agent code imports the framework.

Identifier	Name	Required Extras	Auto-extracted Fields	Async
langchain	LangChain	[langchain]¹	tool_calls · chain_steps	✅
langgraph	LangGraph	[langchain]¹	state_transitions · graph_traversal · tool_calls · chain_steps	✅
crewai	CrewAI	[crewai]¹	agent_interactions	❌
autogen	AutoGen	[autogen]¹	conversation_turns · tokens_used	✅
dspy	DSPy	[dspy]	chain_steps · tokens_used	❌
pydanticai	PydanticAI	[pydanticai]	chain_steps · tokens_used	✅
anthropic	Anthropic	[llm]	tool_calls · tokens_used	✅
openai	OpenAI	[llm]	tool_calls · tokens_used	✅
gemini	Google Gemini	[llm]	tool_calls · tokens_used	✅
vertexai	Vertex AI	[llm]	tool_calls · tokens_used	✅
cohere	Cohere	[llm]	tool_calls · tokens_used	✅
groq	Groq	[llm]	tool_calls · tokens_used	✅
mistral	Mistral AI	[llm]	tool_calls · tokens_used	✅
bedrock	AWS Bedrock	[llm]	tool_calls · tokens_used	✅
ollama	Ollama	[llm]	tool_calls · tokens_used	❌
llamaindex	LlamaIndex	[llm]	chain_steps	✅
haystack	Haystack	[llm]	chain_steps	✅
semantic_kernel	Semantic Kernel	[llm]	chain_steps · tokens_used	✅
smolagents	HuggingFace smolagents	[llm]	tool_calls · chain_steps	❌
vllm	vLLM	[llm]	tool_calls · tokens_used	✅
huggingface	HuggingFace	[llm]	chain_steps · tool_calls	❌

¹ User framework extras — agent-evaluator itself works without these packages. The @agent_eval(framework="langchain") decorator works via duck typing so installation is not required for agent-evaluator. Install only when your agent code directly imports the framework.

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Orchestration Frameworks

LangChain

Auto-extracts tool calls and chain steps from intermediate_steps in AgentExecutor.invoke() results.

from langchain.agents import AgentExecutor
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

# intermediate_steps → tool_calls + chain_steps auto-conversion
# usage_metadata / response_metadata.token_usage → tokens_used auto-extraction
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use", framework="langchain")
def lc_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    result = agent_executor.invoke({"input": question})
    return result  # return dict as-is — text auto-extracted from "output" key

# Framework-specific alias (agent_evaluator.integrations)
from agent_evaluator.integrations import langchain_eval

@langchain_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use")
def lc_agent2(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return agent_executor.invoke({"input": question})

LangGraph

Extracts state transitions · graph paths · tool calls from messages array in graph execution results. Graph metadata is also auto-collected if __metadata__ key is present.

from langgraph.graph import StateGraph
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

# messages → state_transitions + graph_traversal
# ToolMessage / AIMessage → chain_steps + timestamp-based execution time
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use", framework="langgraph")
def lg_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    result = graph.invoke({"messages": [("user", question)]})
    return result  # "messages"[-1].content auto-extracted

from agent_evaluator.integrations import langgraph_eval

@langgraph_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use")
def lg_agent2(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return graph.invoke({"messages": [("user", question)]})

CrewAI

Extracts inter-agent interactions from tasks_output in Crew.kickoff() results. Supports output_pydantic / output_format (v2.x) fields.

from crewai import Crew, Agent, Task
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

# tasks_output → agent_interactions auto-conversion
# Note: CrewAI does not support async — use synchronous functions only
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use", framework="crewai")
def crew_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    result = crew.kickoff(inputs={"topic": question})
    return str(result)

from agent_evaluator.integrations import crewai_eval

@crewai_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use")
def crew_agent2(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return str(crew.kickoff(inputs={"topic": question}))

AutoGen

Extracts conversation turns and cost information from chat_result.messages / chat_history. For AutoGen 0.4+ async API, use the autogen_eval_async dedicated decorator.

from autogen import ConversableAgent
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval
from agent_evaluator.integrations import autogen_eval, autogen_eval_async

# messages/chat_history → conversation_turns
# cost/usage_summary → tokens_used
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa", framework="autogen")
def autogen_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    result = assistant.initiate_chat(user_proxy, message=question, max_turns=3)
    return result.summary

# AutoGen 0.4+ async API dedicated
@autogen_eval_async(monitor, task_type="qa")
async def autogen_agent_async(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    result = await team.run(task=question)
    return result.messages[-1].content

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LLM Providers

OpenAI

Auto-extracts choices[0].message.tool_calls and usage.total_tokens from ChatCompletion responses. Also supports Assistants API required_action.

import openai
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

client = openai.OpenAI()

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use", framework="openai")
def gpt_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return client.chat.completions.create(
        model="gpt-4o-mini",
        messages=[{"role": "user", "content": question}],
        tools=[...],
    )  # return ChatCompletion object as-is — choices[0].message.content auto-extracted

Anthropic

Extracts content[].tool_use and usage.input_tokens/output_tokens from Message responses. Cache tokens (cache_creation_input_tokens, cache_read_input_tokens, SDK ≥0.29) also supported.

import anthropic
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

client = anthropic.Anthropic()

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use", framework="anthropic")
def claude_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return client.messages.create(
        model="claude-sonnet-4-6",
        max_tokens=1024,
        messages=[{"role": "user", "content": question}],
        tools=[...],
    )  # return Message object as-is — content[0].text auto-extracted

Google Gemini / Vertex AI

Extracts candidates[0].content.parts[].function_call and usage_metadata from GenerateContentResponse.

import google.generativeai as genai
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

model = genai.GenerativeModel("gemini-1.5-flash")

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use", framework="gemini")
def gemini_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return model.generate_content(question)  # return GenerateContentResponse as-is

# Vertex AI uses the same response structure — framework="vertexai"
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use", framework="vertexai")
def vertex_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return vertex_model.generate_content(question)

Cohere

Extracts tool_calls and meta.tokens from NonStreamedChatResponse. Streaming responses (finish_reason attribute) also auto-detected.

import cohere
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

co = cohere.Client()

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use", framework="cohere")
def cohere_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return co.chat(message=question, tools=[...])

Groq

OpenAI-compatible API structure — extracts tool_calls and usage. Cache tokens (cache_creation_input_tokens, cache_read_input_tokens, v0.9+) also supported.

from groq import Groq
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

client = Groq()

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use", framework="groq")
def groq_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return client.chat.completions.create(
        model="llama-3.3-70b-versatile",
        messages=[{"role": "user", "content": question}],
    )

Mistral AI

Extracts tool_calls and usage from ChatCompletionResponse. Legacy function_call field also supported.

from mistralai import Mistral
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

client = Mistral()

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use", framework="mistral")
def mistral_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return client.chat.complete(
        model="mistral-large-latest",
        messages=[{"role": "user", "content": question}],
    )

AWS Bedrock

Branches handling of Titan / Mistral on Bedrock / Claude responses based on model_id from Bedrock Converse API responses.

import boto3
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

client = boto3.client("bedrock-runtime", region_name="us-east-1")

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use", framework="bedrock")
def bedrock_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return client.converse(
        modelId="anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0",
        messages=[{"role": "user", "content": [{"text": question}]}],
    )

Ollama

Extracts tool_calls and prompt_eval_count / eval_count from ollama.chat() / ollama.generate() responses. Note: Ollama does not support async.

import ollama
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa", framework="ollama")
def ollama_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return ollama.chat(
        model="llama3.2",
        messages=[{"role": "user", "content": question}],
    )

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AI Frameworks

DSPy

Extracts chain steps from _completions attribute of dspy.Prediction. Full LM history multi-step also supported. Note: DSPy does not support async.

import dspy
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval
from agent_evaluator.integrations import dspy_eval

lm = dspy.LM("openai/gpt-4o-mini")
dspy.configure(lm=lm)

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa", framework="dspy")
def dspy_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    predictor = dspy.Predict("question -> answer")
    return predictor(question=question)  # Prediction object → .answer auto-extracted

@dspy_eval(monitor, task_type="qa")
def dspy_agent2(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return dspy.ChainOfThought("question -> answer")(question=question)

PydanticAI

Extracts chain steps from RunResult.all_messages() (preferred) or .messages (fallback). Finely extracts ToolCallPart / ToolReturnPart / TextPart.

from pydantic_ai import Agent
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval
from agent_evaluator.integrations import pydanticai_eval

agent = Agent("openai:gpt-4o-mini", system_prompt="...")

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa", framework="pydanticai")
async def pydantic_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    result = await agent.run(question)
    return result  # RunResult object → .data auto-extracted

@pydanticai_eval(monitor, task_type="qa")
async def pydantic_agent2(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return await agent.run(question)

LlamaIndex

Extracts chain steps from Response.source_nodes. ToolOutput from AgentChatResponse.sources also supported.

from llama_index.core import VectorStoreIndex
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

index = VectorStoreIndex.from_documents([...])
query_engine = index.as_query_engine()

# source_nodes → chain_steps (with score + metadata)
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="information_retrieval", framework="llamaindex", rag_mode=True)
def llamaindex_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return query_engine.query(question)

Haystack

Extracts retriever / generator / reader / embedder / ranker from pipeline component output dict as chain_steps.

from haystack import Pipeline
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

pipeline = Pipeline()
# ... add components ...

# Component output dict → chain_steps
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="information_retrieval", framework="haystack", rag_mode=True)
def haystack_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return pipeline.run({"query": question})

Semantic Kernel

Auto-extracts tokens from OpenAI / Anthropic backends via inner_content. function_name + plugin_name → "Plugin.function" format tool calls also supported.

import semantic_kernel as sk
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

kernel = sk.Kernel()

# inner_content → tokens_used (auto-detects OpenAI/Anthropic backend)
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use", framework="semantic_kernel")
async def sk_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    result = await kernel.invoke(plugin_name, function_name, input=question)
    return str(result)

HuggingFace smolagents

Normalizes ToolCall step list for success/failure status and input values, extracting as tool_calls + chain_steps. Note: smolagents does not support async.

from smolagents import CodeAgent, HfApiModel
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

model = HfApiModel()
agent = CodeAgent(tools=[...], model=model)

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="tool_use", framework="smolagents")
def smol_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return agent.run(question)

vLLM

OpenAI-compatible API — extracts choices[0].message.tool_calls and usage.total_tokens.

from openai import OpenAI  # vLLM uses OpenAI-compatible client
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

client = OpenAI(base_url="http://localhost:8000/v1", api_key="vllm")

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa", framework="vllm")
def vllm_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return client.chat.completions.create(
        model="meta-llama/Llama-3.2-3B-Instruct",
        messages=[{"role": "user", "content": question}],
    )

HuggingFace

Extracts chain steps from generated_text in pipeline() results, and tool calls from actions / tool_calls fields. Note: HuggingFace does not support async.

from transformers import pipeline
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

pipe = pipeline("text-generation", model="Qwen/Qwen2.5-1.5B-Instruct")

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa", framework="huggingface")
def hf_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return pipe(question, max_new_tokens=200)

---

Auto-Detection (auto_detect_framework=True)

When auto_detect_framework=True (default), the framework is auto-detected by inspecting attributes of the returned object.

Detection Condition	Detected Framework
stop_reason attribute present (no choices)	anthropic
choices + usage attributes present	openai
candidates + usage_metadata attributes present	gemini
meta.tokens attribute present (no choices)	cohere
x_groq attribute present	groq
choices[0].finish_reason == "stop" + mistral hint	mistral
ResponseMetadata + bedrock hint	bedrock
step_results attribute present	smolagents
completions attribute + DSPy type name	dspy
all_messages callable present	pydanticai

# Omit framework= → auto-detection (default)
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa")
def auto_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return client.chat.completions.create(...)  # OpenAI → auto-detected as "openai"

# Explicitly disable auto-detection (fixed framework= takes priority)
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa", framework="openai", auto_detect_framework=False)
def fixed_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return client.chat.completions.create(...)

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58 Metrics and Decorator Activation Conditions

Layer 1 — Foundation Metrics (auto-activated with basic decorator)

Metric	Class	Decorator Automation	Key Outputs
Task Completion Rate	TaskCompletionTracker	Always active	tcr · full_success · partial_success · failures
Accuracy	AccuracyEvaluator	Always active (default algorithm if no score_fn)	overall_accuracy · median_accuracy · std_accuracy
Response Quality	ResponseQualityEvaluator	Auto when response + request present	dimension_scores · total_score (0–5) · grade
Latency	LatencyTracker	Auto measures function execution time	mean · p50 · p90 · p95 · p99 · std
Token Economy	TokenEconomyTracker	Framework adapter auto-extraction	total_tokens · total_cost · estimated_monthly_cost
Hallucination	HallucinationDetector	rag_mode=True or enable_hallucination_detection=True	hallucination_rate · unsupported_claims_count · by_severity

Accuracy calculation: Token Overlap(40%) + Jaccard Similarity(30%) + LCS(20%) + Char Similarity(10%)

Layer 2-A — Agentic Metrics (activated when tool_calls · chain_steps auto-extracted)

Metric	Class	Activation Condition	Key Outputs
Tool Call Analysis	ToolCallAnalyzer	tool_calls auto-extracted or EvalMetadata	efficiency_score · redundancy_rate · failure_rate
Retry & Correction	RetryCorrectionTracker	retry=RetryConfig(max=N) parameter or attempts field	retry_rate · first_attempt_success_rate · correction_success_rate
Tool Selection F1	ToolSelectionTracker	expected_tools_arg parameter specified	precision · recall · f1_score
Agent Coordination	AgentCoordinationTracker	agent_interactions auto-extracted	score · pattern_type · unique_agents
Workflow Execution	WorkflowExecutionTracker	chain_steps · state_transitions auto-extracted	step_success_rate · task_success_rate · bottlenecks

Layer 2-B — Security Metrics (security=SecurityConfig() or Monitor global setting)

Metric	Class	Detection Target	Key Outputs
Input Sanitization	InputSanitizationTracker	SQL Injection · Command Injection · XSS · Prompt Injection (40 patterns)	risk_level · threat_count · threat_rate
Output Leakage	OutputLeakageDetector	API keys · passwords · credit cards · personal info	severity · leakage_count · leakage_rate
Tool Authorization	ToolAuthorizationTracker	Unauthorized tool use · dangerous parameters	compliance_rate · violation_rate · unauthorized_calls
Privilege Escalation	PrivilegeEscalationDetector	guest→admin privilege escalation chain	risk_score (0–10) · escalation_detected · escalation_path
Tool Chain Attack	ToolChainAttackDetector	Data exfiltration · lateral movement · persistence attack chains	confidence (0–1) · attack_types · is_suspicious_chain

Security metric activation methods:

from agent_evaluator.decorators import SecurityConfig

# Method A: temporarily activate for a specific function (this call only)
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa", security=SecurityConfig())
def secure_agent(question, ground_truth=""): ...

# Method B: Monitor global setting (applies to all record_task calls)
monitor = PerformanceMonitor("results/", enable_security_metrics=True)

Layer 3 — Hybrid Evaluation (external libraries)

from agent_evaluator import HybridPerformanceMonitor

monitor = HybridPerformanceMonitor(
    use_deepeval=True,    # pip install "agent-evaluator[eval]"
    use_ragas=True,
    output_dir="results/",
)

# HybridPerformanceMonitor inherits PerformanceMonitor — all 3 decorator types work identically
@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="information_retrieval", rag_mode=True, context_arg="context")
def rag_agent(question, context="", ground_truth=""): ...

Provider	Metrics	Condition
LLMJudge (v0.7.5+)	completeness · relevance · factual · toxicity · bias	Included in base install · llm_judge=LLMJudgeConfig()
LLMJudge (v0.7.6+)	+ faithfulness (RAG) · custom criteria (G-Eval)	rag_mode=True + llm_judge=LLMJudgeConfig(criteria=[...])
DeepEval	Hallucination(NLI) · Answer Relevancy (LLM)	pip install "agent-evaluator[eval]"
Ragas	Faithfulness · Answer Relevancy · Context Precision · Context Recall (LLM)	same + context field required

Harness Engineering — 33 Configs, 7 Gate Groups (A–G)

Pass Harness Configs as @agent_eval decorator parameters and PerformanceMonitor auto-aggregates them. Visualize group-level pass/warn/fail in the dashboard Harness Gate tab.

from agent_evaluator import (
    InstructionConfig, GoalAlignmentConfig, PlanConfig,   # Group A
    LoopDetectionConfig, StateConsistencyConfig,           # Group B
    FaultToleranceConfig, GracefulDegradationConfig,       # Group C
    SLAConfig, EfficiencyConfig,                           # Group D
    ThreatSeverityConfig, ComplianceConfig,                # Group E
    ConsensusConfig, AgentRoleConfig,                      # Group F
    ExplainabilityConfig, ObservabilityConfig,             # Group G
)

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa",
    instructions=InstructionConfig(required_keywords=["Seoul"], fail_on_violation=True),
    loop_detection=LoopDetectionConfig(consecutive_repeat_threshold=3),
    sla=SLAConfig(p95_ms=3000),
    explainability=ExplainabilityConfig(min_reasoning_length=20),
)
def my_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str: ...

Group	Area	Config (count)
A	Goal Achievement	InstructionConfig · GoalAlignmentConfig · PlanConfig · SubtaskConfig · ContextRetentionConfig · KnowledgeRetentionConfig (6)
B	Behavioral Integrity	LoopDetectionConfig · ScopeConfig · ToolParameterSafetyConfig · ContextWindowConfig · StateConsistencyConfig · DeadlockConfig (6)
C	Reliability	ReproducibilityConfig · FaultToleranceConfig · GracefulDegradationConfig · RetryConsistencyConfig · IdempotencyConfig (5)
D	Performance Contract	SLAConfig · EfficiencyConfig · ResourceBudgetConfig · TTFTVariabilityConfig · CostPredictabilityConfig (5)
E	Security Boundary	ThreatSeverityConfig · ComplianceConfig · ThreatResponseConfig (3)
F	Multi-Agent Coord.	ConsensusConfig · PropagationConfig · AgentRoleConfig · ConflictResolutionConfig (4)
G	Observability	ExplainabilityConfig · ObservabilityConfig · ErrorDiagnosisConfig · LatencyAttributionConfig (4)

Note: TTFTVariabilityConfig · CostPredictabilityConfig are auto-aggregated at monitor level (≥5 tasks with ttft_ms extra and token CV per task_type). No decorator parameter needed.

Full practical example: Evaluator_Examples/ch03_harness_basics.py

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CI/CD Quality Gating

Directly in Code

eval = QuickEval("results/")

@eval.qa
def agent(question, ground_truth=""): ...

# After evaluation
eval.gate(tcr=85, accuracy=70, quality=3.5, hallucination=5)
# sys.exit(1) if thresholds not met — CI pipeline fails

CLI (GitHub Actions)

- name: Run Evaluation
  run: python eval_suite.py --output results/ci.json

- name: Quality Gate
  run: |
    agent-eval gate results/ci.json \
      --tcr 85 --accuracy 70 --p95-latency 3.0 --hallucination 5

agent-eval gate options:

Option	Description
--tcr N	Minimum Task Completion Rate (%)
--accuracy N	Minimum accuracy (%)
--p95-latency N	Maximum P95 latency (seconds)
--hallucination N	Maximum hallucination detection rate (%)
--llm-judge N	Minimum LLM Judge overall score (0–5)
--fail-on-regression N	Allowed drop ratio vs. previous baseline (%)
--junit-xml PATH	JUnit XML output (CI integration)

Exit codes: 0 = all passed / 1 = threshold not met / 2 = regression detected

---

Conditional Alerts

All 3 decorator types support the same alert_rules= API.

from agent_evaluator.decorators import AlertRuleBuilder

slow_rule  = AlertRuleBuilder.when_latency_above(3.0,  handler=lambda msg, tr: print(f"[SLOW] {msg}"))
error_rule = AlertRuleBuilder.when_accuracy_below(0.7, handler=lambda msg, tr: send_slack(msg))
fail_rule  = AlertRuleBuilder.when_completion_below(0.8, handler=lambda msg, tr: send_alert(msg))

# Applies equally to all 3 decorator types
@agent_eval(monitor,      task_type="qa", alert_rules=[slow_rule, error_rule])
def agent(question, ground_truth=""): ...

@batch_eval(monitor,      task_type="qa", alert_rules=[slow_rule])
def batch_agent(questions, ground_truths=None): ...

@conversation_eval(monitor, max_turns=5,  alert_rules=[fail_rule])
def chat(question, session_id="s1"): ...

---

Periodic Auto-Save (flush_every)

Results are preserved even if the process exits mid-run. All 3 decorator types supported.

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa", flush_every=10)
def agent(question, ground_truth=""): ...

@batch_eval(monitor, task_type="qa", flush_every=5)
def batch_agent(questions, ground_truths=None): ...

# Same in QuickEval
eval = QuickEval("results/", auto_save=True, auto_save_interval=10)

---

preset — Environment-Specific Configuration Bundles

All 3 decorator types support the same preset= parameter.

preset	Auto-applied Settings	Environment
"production"	flush_every=50 · enable_anomaly_detection=True · sample_rate=0.1	Production server
"development"	llm_judge=LLMJudgeConfig() · auto_detect_framework=True	Development · debugging
"testing"	sample_rate=1.0 · timeout=10.0	Unit testing
"canary"	sample_rate=0.01 · flush_every=100	Canary deployment

@agent_eval(monitor,      task_type="qa", preset="production")
@batch_eval(monitor,      task_type="qa", preset="testing")
@conversation_eval(monitor, max_turns=5,  preset="development")

---

CLI Commands

Command	Description
agent-eval init	Interactive API key setup wizard
agent-eval check	Check current configuration and API keys
agent-eval dashboard [dir]	Run FastAPI dashboard web server
agent-eval gate <result.json>	CI/CD quality gating
agent-eval trend <dir>	Analyze TCR · accuracy trends across sequential results (regression detection)
agent-eval dataset build <dir>	Auto-extract golden dataset from production results
agent-eval monitor	Arize Phoenix + OTEL real-time monitoring
agent-eval --version	Print package version

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Evaluation Result Output Scenarios

Metrics collected by decorators can be output in three ways.

Scenario	Purpose	Additional Work
Terminal output	Immediate check · debugging	None
FastAPI dashboard	Visualization during development · validation	Run CLI after save_to_file()
Phoenix OTEL	Production real-time monitoring	Declare setup_otel() then run agent-eval monitor in separate terminal

Scenario 1 — Terminal Output

Immediately check results with generate_report() after decorator execution.

from agent_evaluator import PerformanceMonitor
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

monitor = PerformanceMonitor(output_dir="results/")

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa")
def my_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return llm.invoke(question)

for q, gt in dataset:
    my_agent(q, ground_truth=gt)

# Terminal output — generate_report() then to_json() or to_dict()
report = monitor.generate_report()
print(report.to_json(indent=2))
# → {"accuracy_metrics": {...}, "efficiency_metrics": {...}, "quality_metrics": {...}}

Scenario 2 — FastAPI Dashboard

save_to_file() writes JSON to results/, and agent-eval dashboard reads it.

# Method A: manual save after run
monitor.save_to_file("eval")          # creates results/eval.json + .html

# Method B: auto_save — auto-saves every N tasks
monitor = PerformanceMonitor(output_dir="results/", auto_save=True, auto_save_interval=10)

# Method C: QuickEval
eval = QuickEval("results/")
@eval.qa
def my_agent(q, ground_truth=""): ...
eval.save()                           # results/quickeval.json + .html

# Dashboard is included in base install
agent-eval dashboard results/ --watch        # auto-refresh on file change

URL	Content
http://localhost:8765	Main dashboard
http://localhost:8765/slides	Presentation slide view
http://localhost:8765/api/docs	Swagger API documentation

Scenario 3 — Phoenix Real-time Monitoring (OTEL)

setup_otel() must be called before creating PerformanceMonitor. All subsequent record_task() calls will automatically emit OTLP spans.

# Terminal 1 — start Phoenix server (OTEL is included in base install)
agent-eval monitor                           # http://localhost:6006

# Terminal 2 — agent code
from agent_evaluator import setup_otel, PerformanceMonitor
from agent_evaluator.decorators import agent_eval

setup_otel(endpoint="http://localhost:6006", service_name="my-agent")  # ← must come first
monitor = PerformanceMonitor(output_dir="results/")

@agent_eval(monitor, task_type="qa")
def my_agent(question: str, ground_truth: str = "") -> str:
    return llm.invoke(question)

# OTLP spans auto-sent on call → immediately visible in Phoenix Tracing tab
my_agent("What is the capital of South Korea?", ground_truth="Seoul")

Real-time monitoring available across 4 menus: Tracing · Evaluators · Datasets · Prompts.

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Public API

from agent_evaluator import (
    PerformanceMonitor,            # evaluation orchestrator
    QuickEval,                     # one-stop facade
    HybridPerformanceMonitor,      # monitor with Layer 3
    TaskResult, TaskType, EvaluationReport,
    create_taskresult,
    evaluation_session, async_evaluation_session,
    ConversationSession, ConversationMetrics, ConversationTurn,
    LLMJudge,
    SimpleTaskAlertRule, AlertRuleBuilder,
)

from agent_evaluator.decorators import (
    # ── 3 core decorators ─────────────────────────
    agent_eval,           # single task (1 call → 1 TaskResult)
    batch_eval,           # batch evaluation (1 call → N TaskResults)
    conversation_eval,    # multi-turn conversation (N calls → 1 TaskResult)

    # ── unified factory & escape hatch ────────────
    EvalDecorator,        # common config factory for all 3 types
    eval_context,         # context manager when decorators can't be used

    # ── metadata & utilities ──────────────────────
    EvalMetadata,         # additional metadata for agent_eval / batch_eval
    TurnMetadata,         # per-turn metadata for conversation_eval
    get_eval_ctx,         # access thread-local evaluation context
    FrameworkLiteral,     # type hint for 21 frameworks
    get_framework_info,   # query framework adapter info
    AlertRuleBuilder,     # alert rule factory
    flush_conversation,   # manually end conversation session
    flush_all_conversations,
)

---

Example Guide

Consists of 26 files based on book chapters. Each file is independently runnable.

Example Dependencies

Example	Chapter	Content	Optional
ch01_first_eval.py	Ch01	Layer 1 basics — accuracy · hallucination · TCR	—
ch02_quickstart.py	Ch02	QuickEval 5-minute first evaluation	—
ch03_harness_basics.py	Ch03	Harness Gate A–G 7-gate overview	agent-eval monitor
ch04_group_a.py	Ch04	Gate A: Goal Achievement (6 Configs)	—
ch05_group_b.py	Ch05	Gate B: Behavioral Integrity (6 Configs)	—
ch06_group_c.py	Ch06	Gate C: Reliability (5 Configs)	—
ch07_group_d.py	Ch07	Gate D: Performance Contract (5 Configs)	—
ch08_group_e.py	Ch08	Gate E: Security Boundary (3 Configs)	—
ch09_group_f.py	Ch09	Gate F: Multi-Agent Coordination (4 Configs)	—
ch10_group_g.py	Ch10	Gate G: Observability + AnomalyDetector · CostTracker	—
ch11_eval_data.py	Ch11	Evaluation data design — GoldenSetBuilder · evaluation_session	—
ch12_decorators.py	Ch12	Decorators mastery — @agent_eval · @batch_eval · QuickEval · LLMJudge	—
ch13_frameworks.py	Ch13	Framework integration — LangChain · LangGraph · CrewAI · AutoGen	agent-evaluator[langchain] (optional)
ch14_thresholds.py	Ch14	Threshold configuration and quality standards	—
ch15_dashboard.py	Ch15	Dashboard visualization — QuickEval · AnomalyDetector · CostTracker data generation	agent-eval dashboard
ch16_alerts.py	Ch16	Alert system — StreamingEvaluator · AlertEngine · SimpleTaskAlertRule	SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL (Mock if not set)
ch17_weekly_review.py	Ch17	Weekly/monthly quality review automation	—
ch18_cicd_gate.py	Ch18	CI/CD quality gating — Harness minimal verification · exit 0/1	—
ch19_phoenix.py	Ch19	Phoenix OTEL — Tracing · Datasets · GraphQL + DeepEval · Ragas	agent-evaluator[eval] + OPENAI_API_KEY (optional)
ch20_deployment.py	Ch20	Production deployment strategy — v1 vs v2 Gate score comparison	—
ch21_pipeline.py	Ch21	Comprehensive production pipeline — dev→CI→ops→improvement 4 stages	—
ch22_project_analysis.py	Ch22	Existing project analysis — topology · LLM enumeration · risk prioritization	—
ch23_gate_mapping.py	Ch23	Gate mapping strategy — failure mode catalog → Config translation + weight design	—
ch24_quickeval_entry.py	Ch24	First migration — invasiveness Level 0/1 patterns + first measurements	—
ch25_harness_full.py	Ch25	Full integration — central monitor + adapters + security scan + Gate F bug discovery	—
ch26_cicd_weekly.py	Ch26	CI/CD completion — golden dataset · trend analysis · weekly review · cost drift	—

Running Examples

cd Evaluator_Examples

python ch01_first_eval.py      # Layer 1 basics — Accuracy · Hallucination · Quality · Latency · Token · TCR
python ch02_quickstart.py      # QuickEval 5-minute first evaluation
python ch03_harness_basics.py  # Harness Gate A–G overview — 7 Gates · 33 Configs
python ch04_group_a.py         # Gate A: Goal Achievement — InstructionConfig · GoalAlignmentConfig · etc.
python ch05_group_b.py         # Gate B: Behavioral Integrity — LoopDetectionConfig · StateConsistencyConfig · etc.
python ch06_group_c.py         # Gate C: Reliability — ReproducibilityConfig · FaultToleranceConfig · etc.
python ch07_group_d.py         # Gate D: Performance Contract — SLAConfig · TTFTVariabilityConfig · etc.
python ch08_group_e.py         # Gate E: Security Boundary — ThreatSeverityConfig · ComplianceConfig · etc.
python ch09_group_f.py         # Gate F: Multi-Agent Coordination — ConsensusConfig · AgentRoleConfig · etc.
python ch10_group_g.py         # Gate G: Observability + AnomalyDetector · CostTracker
python ch11_eval_data.py       # Evaluation data design — GoldenSetBuilder · evaluation_session
python ch12_decorators.py      # Decorators mastery — @agent_eval · @batch_eval · QuickEval · LLMJudge
python ch13_frameworks.py      # Framework integration — LangChain · LangGraph · CrewAI · AutoGen
python ch14_thresholds.py      # Threshold configuration and quality standards
python ch15_dashboard.py       # Dashboard visualization data generation
python ch16_alerts.py          # Alert system — StreamingEvaluator · AlertEngine
python ch17_weekly_review.py   # Weekly/monthly quality review automation
python ch18_cicd_gate.py       # CI/CD quality gating
python ch19_phoenix.py         # Phoenix OTEL + DeepEval · Ragas (opt-in)
python ch20_deployment.py      # Production deployment strategy
python ch21_pipeline.py        # Comprehensive production pipeline
python ch22_project_analysis.py  # Existing project analysis — 4 stages
python ch23_gate_mapping.py    # Gate mapping strategy
python ch24_quickeval_entry.py # First migration — Level 0/1 invasiveness
python ch25_harness_full.py    # Full integration pipeline
python ch26_cicd_weekly.py     # CI/CD completion + weekly review

# ── Infrastructure ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
agent-eval monitor             # Start Phoenix server (http://localhost:6006)
agent-eval dashboard --watch   # Dashboard (http://localhost:8765)

Legacy 11 examples (01–08, 09, 10) are preserved in Evaluator_Examples/.deprecated/.

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Project Structure

agent-evaluator/
├── agent_evaluator/
│   ├── decorators.py            # agent_eval · batch_eval · conversation_eval
│   │                            # EvalDecorator · eval_context · EvalMetadata · TurnMetadata
│   ├── quick_eval.py            # QuickEval — one-stop facade
│   ├── core/
│   │   ├── trackers/
│   │   │   ├── base.py          # TaskResult · EvaluationReport · TaskType
│   │   │   ├── layer1.py        # 6 Foundation metrics
│   │   │   ├── layer2.py        # 5 Agentic metrics
│   │   │   ├── security.py      # 5 Security metrics (Layer 2-B)
│   │   │   ├── monitor.py       # PerformanceMonitor (orchestrator)
│   │   │   ├── conversation.py  # ConversationSession · ConversationMetrics
│   │   │   └── feedback.py      # ImplicitFeedbackTracker
│   │   ├── otel/                # OpenTelemetry integration (included in base install)
│   │   ├── hybrid_monitor.py    # HybridPerformanceMonitor
│   │   └── monitor_context.py   # evaluation_session · async_evaluation_session
│   ├── integrations/
│   │   ├── llm_judge.py         # LLMJudge
│   │   └── metric_adapters.py   # DeepEval · Ragas adapters
│   ├── serve/                   # FastAPI dashboard (included in base install)
│   ├── cli/                     # agent-eval CLI
│   ├── alerts/                  # AlertEngine · SimpleTaskAlertRule
│   ├── anomaly/                 # AnomalyDetector
│   ├── cost/                    # CostTracker · AdaptivePolicy
│   └── datasets/                # GoldenSetBuilder
│
├── Evaluator_Examples/          # 26 example files (ch01~ch26, legacy 11 preserved in .deprecated/)
├── tests/                       # 2,465+ test functions, 51 files
└── pyproject.toml

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Dependency Specification

Packages included in base install (pip install agent-evaluator)

Package	Version Range	Purpose
numpy	≥1.20.0, <3.0.0	Numerical computation
pandas	≥1.3.0, <4.0.0	Metric aggregation
python-dotenv	≥0.19.0, <2.0.0	Environment variable management
openai	≥1.0.0, <3.0.0	LLMJudge engine
anthropic	≥0.20.0, <1.0.0	LLMJudge engine
fastapi	≥0.110.0, <1.0.0	Web dashboard
uvicorn[standard]	≥0.29.0, <1.0.0	Web dashboard
jinja2	≥3.1.0, <4.0.0	Web dashboard
python-multipart	≥0.0.9, <1.0.0	Web dashboard
opentelemetry-sdk	≥1.20.0, <2.0.0	OTEL monitoring
opentelemetry-exporter-otlp-proto-http	≥1.20.0, <2.0.0	OTEL monitoring
arize-phoenix	≥7.0.0	Phoenix real-time monitoring
pdfplumber	≥0.10.0, <1.0.0	Korean RAG PDF processing

Optional extras (see ## Installation for install commands)

Extra	Key Packages	Install Time	Notes
[examples]	base + eval	heavy	Examples 01–06: base only · 07: eval additionally required
[eval]	deepeval ≥3.0, <4.0 · ragas ≥0.4, <2.0 · datasets ≥4.0, <6.0	heavy	DeepEval/Ragas external evaluation
[langchain]	langchain ≥1.0, langgraph ≥1.0	medium	For user LangChain agent code¹
[dspy]	dspy-ai ≥2.0	medium	For user DSPy agent code¹
[pydanticai]	pydantic-ai ≥1.0, <2.0	fast	For user PydanticAI agent code¹
[crewai]	crewai ≥1.0, <2.0	heavy (isolated)	For user CrewAI agent code¹
[autogen]	pyautogen ≥0.3, autogen-agentchat ≥0.4	heavy (isolated)	For user AutoGen agent code¹
[full]	base + eval + langchain + dspy + pydanticai + crewai + autogen	very heavy	⚠️ 10+ min, for full CI compatibility testing
[dev]	pytest · pytest-cov · ruff · mypy · build · twine	fast	Development environment

¹ agent-evaluator itself works fully without these packages (duck typing). Install only when your agent code directly imports the framework.

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Development Environment

git clone https://github.com/bullpeng72/Agent-Evaluator.git
cd Agent-Evaluator
pip install -e ".[dev]"

pytest                          # run tests (2,465+)
ruff check agent_evaluator/    # lint
ruff format agent_evaluator/   # format
mypy agent_evaluator/          # type check

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Changelog

v0.9.2 (2026-05-15) — GPT-5 Standardization · Token Parameter Modernization

• ✨ GPT-5 Standardization: Set gpt-5-nano as the default OpenAI model project-wide, including library config and all 26 examples.
• 🔧 Modern Token Parameters: Implemented max_completion_tokens for OpenAI API calls (GPT-5 compatible) while maintaining max_tokens for Anthropic.
• 📝 Example Modernization: Updated all 26 Evaluator_Examples/ with OpenAI SDK snippets and latest model IDs (gpt-5-nano).
• 🔧 Pricing Update: Refined cost estimation for gpt-5-nano ($0.05/$0.40 per 1M tokens) in llm_judge.py and documentation.
• 🔧 Environment Templates: Modernized .env.example to accurately map all 26 book chapter examples to required variables.

v0.9.1 (2026-04-27) — Dependency restructure · pip resolver optimization

• 🔧 pyproject.toml dependency restructure: reduced base install to 5 core packages, split fastapi · otel · pdfplumber into [serve] · [otel] · [pdf] · [sdk] extras
• 🔧 arize-phoenix>=14.0.0,<14.7.0 upper bound fixed — prevents pydantic-ai metapackage (170+ packages) from auto-installing from 14.7.0+, [sdk] package count 170→90
• 🔧 openai>=2.0.0,<3.0.0, langchain-openai>=1.0.0,<2.0.0, langchain-anthropic>=1.0.0,<2.0.0 range narrowed — minimizes pip resolver search space (openai candidates 277→37)
• 📝 Updated Docs example file references (21→26, ch01/ch02 filename corrections)

v0.8.5 (2026-04-23) — SDK bug fixes

• Fixed silent TypeError suppression bug for dict-type tokens_used in eval_efficiency()
• Fixed EfficiencyConfig cost_unit/target_cost_per_completion design error (USD→tokens scale)
• CostPredictabilityConfig — isolated CV by separating task_type per agent, Gate D 0.640→0.876
• ch10_group_g.py — fixed EvalMetadata(extra={...}) injection path, Gate G warn→pass

v0.8.4 (2026-04-21) — Example files fully reorganized into chapter-based structure

• Example files fully reorganized from 11 → 17 chXX_topic.py chapter-based naming
• Added missing trackers to ch05, ch07, ch10, ch02 (WorkflowExecution · Latency · TokenEconomy · AnomalyDetector · CostTracker)
• Synchronized Phoenix service_name and result filenames to chapter numbers
• Fixed missing create_taskresult import bug in ch05_group_b.py

v0.8.3 (2026-04-21) — LLMJudge stability · Gate improvements · Security tracker expansion

• Auto-disable LLMJudge on consecutive errors (3 consecutive failures → restored via reset_errors())
• Store None instead of 0 when faithfulness is missing — prevents score pollution
• Introduced AGENT_EVALUATOR_JUDGE_PROVIDER env var (auto / openai / anthropic)
• Added llm_blend_weight to GoalAlignmentConfig · PlanConfig (LLM-rule blend ratio, default 0.5)
• Added LLMJudge.ajudge() async method
• Fixed LLMJudgeConfig.sample_rate decorator propagation bug
• agent-eval gate --min-gate-score / --group-weights — weighted composite Gate A–G score judgment
• agent-eval trend cost trend analysis (total_cost, --fail-on-regression integration)
• OutputLeakageDetector(excluded_unix_paths=[...]) — customizable system path exclusion list
• Added sample_rate parameter to security trackers (high-traffic performance optimization)
• Added deadlock_by_type classification to Group B · insufficient_data_warnings to Gate D
• LLMJudge(escalation_model=..., escalation_threshold=2.5) — multi-model auto-escalation

v0.8.2 (2026-04-17) — Harness Config 33 unified format · Dashboard UI improvements

• Unified icon · formula · threshold badge format for all 33 Harness Config cards; added 08_harness_eval.py example
• Dashboard Nav reorganized into 3-tier hierarchy; added Gate correlation heatmap (7×7 Pearson) · failure cascade tracking
• HTML report fully reorganized around Gate A–G; added 16 Gate columns to CSV export
• Group classification fix: StateConsistencyConfig · DeadlockConfig moved Group F→B
• Added 2 test files (52 files, 2,465+)

v0.8.1 (2026-04-14) — Decorator parameter restructuring

• Introduced 3 structs: RetryConfig · LLMJudgeConfig · SecurityConfig; removed individual parameters
• Unified naming: enable_hallucination → enable_hallucination_detection
• Added 548 tests; restructured 72→49 files

v0.8.0 (2026-04-13) — Accuracy metrics overhaul

• Replaced Token Overlap with F1 (harmonic mean); unified Char Similarity to Levenshtein
• task_type-aware completion_score: code_generation AST parsing, tool_use returns 0.6 if unused

v0.7.9 (2026-04-13) — RunTrendAnalyzer · arize-phoenix compatibility fix

• RunTrendAnalyzer + agent-eval trend — trend analysis · --fail-on-regression CI/CD integration
• Fixed arize-phoenix version constraint conflict

v0.7.8 (2026-04-12) — SDK built-in by default

• pip install agent-evaluator alone enables LLMJudge · dashboard · OTEL

v0.7.7 (2026-04-11) — Decorator bug fixes · thread safety

• Fixed agent_eval preset parameter not applied bug; added threading.Lock to 5 Layer 2 trackers

v0.7.6 (2026-04-10) — LLMJudge G-Eval/Ragas replacement

• judge_criteria G-Eval custom scoring; auto-adds faithfulness when rag_mode=True

v0.7.0–v0.7.5 (2026-04-01~09) — OTEL/Phoenix · 3 decorators · QuickEval

• agent-eval monitor CLI · Arize Phoenix real-time monitoring
• Completed 3 decorators (agent_eval · batch_eval · conversation_eval) · QuickEval facade
• 21 framework adapters · critical security tracker bug fixes (CRITICAL)

v0.6.x (2026-03-21~04-01) — SDK stabilization

• LangChain/LangGraph/CrewAI/AutoGen · FastAPI dashboard · LLMJudge · ConversationSession

v0.2.x–v0.5.x — Initial implementation

• 25 Layer 1/2/3 trackers · initial evaluation_session implementation