coreason-assay
The Scientific Testing Engine for AI Agents.
coreason-assay is the Quality Control (QC) laboratory of the CoReason platform. It provides a rigorous framework for evaluating the performance, safety, and alignment of AI agents before they are deployed to production.
Features
- Benchmark Evaluation Corpus (BEC) Management: Easily ingest test cases from CSV, JSONL, or ZIP archives.
- Simulation: Run agents in a controlled sandbox with mocked tools and injected context.
- Glass Box Grading: Evaluate not just the answer, but the reasoning process (Faithfulness, Alignment, Tone).
- Report Cards: Generate detailed reports with drift detection and pass/fail metrics.
Quick Start
Installation
poetry install
Usage
Run the CLI to upload a test corpus:
poetry run coreason-assay upload path/to/bec_archive.zip
Server Mode (Service C)
coreason-assay can also be run as a containerized microservice exposing a REST API.
# Start the server (requires Docker)
docker build -t coreason-assay:0.4.0 .
docker run -p 8000:8000 coreason-assay:0.4.0
The service exposes endpoints for uploading corpora (POST /upload) and running assays (POST /run). See docs/usage.md for details.
Documentation
For full documentation, including architecture details, usage guides, and examples, please visit the docs folder.
License
This software is proprietary and dual-licensed. See LICENSE for details.
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