assay-server
The Assay server: evaluation and observability for AI systems, meaning document-intelligence pipelines (OCR, classification, splitting, field extraction) and AI agents (reasoning, tool calls, state changes). This package includes the API, the dashboard, and a demo tenant. Python 3.10+.
pip install assay-server
assay demo # synthetic tenant, 7 weeks of daily runs, staged incidents
assay serve # http://127.0.0.1:8400 (API docs at /docs)
By default, results go to SQLite in the current directory. For production, add the Postgres driver and point Assay at your database:
pip install "assay-server[postgres]"
export ASSAY_STORE_URL=postgresql+psycopg://user:pass@host:5432/assay
A new server has no login. Creating the first admin key switches login on:
assay keys create --tenant acme --scopes admin --name "acme admin"
To send data to the server from your own code, use the SDK,
assay-evals, which has no dependencies.
The setup guide also covers Docker, Vercel, connecting your pipeline's database, and release gates.
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