reliopt
Reliability-constrained, multi-objective optimization for LLM and agent programs.
The thesis
A good AI program is not the one with the highest score. It's the one that satisfies its behavioral contracts while achieving the best defensible trade-off between quality, robustness, cost, and efficiency.
Concretely, that means:
- Contracts, not just scores — hard/soft behavioral requirements (groundedness, schema validity, tool scope) that gate candidates, separate from the objectives you're optimizing. A candidate that violates a contract is excluded from consideration entirely, no matter how well it scores elsewhere.
- Pareto frontiers, not a weighted-sum score — collapsing accuracy/cost/robustness into one
number conceals the trade-off. This framework returns the non-dominated candidate set and
lets you pick a profile (
quality_first,balanced,low_cost,high_reliability). - Automated stress-testing — candidates are scored on perturbed variants of your trainset (reordered clauses, injected distractors, and your own domain-specific perturbers), not just the nominal examples.
- Component attribution (in progress — see Roadmap) — controlled ablation to answer why one architecture outperforms another, not just that it does.
reliopt is a meta-layer, not a replacement for your agent framework: it wraps arbitrary Python callables today, with adapters for popular frameworks planned as the ecosystem grows.
Related work
See research/RELATED_WORK.md for how this relates to DSPy, Promptfoo, Inspect, and MO-CAPO.
Quick start
from reliopt import Program, Contract, Objective
program = Program(my_rag_agent)
program.contracts(
Contract.groundedness(minimum=0.90),
Contract.schema_valid(),
)
program.objectives(
Objective.accuracy(),
Objective.cost(minimise=True),
Objective.latency(minimise=True),
)
result = program.compile(trainset=data)
print(result.render_table())
best = result.select("balanced")
print(result.evidence_card(best.id).render())
See examples/rag_demo.py for a runnable end-to-end walkthrough.
Status
Early, actively-developed v0.1. The core loop (Program adapter → Contracts → Objectives →
Perturbation engine → Pareto compiler → Evidence Card) works end-to-end today; several pieces
are intentionally thin placeholders with clearly marked seams — see ARCHITECTURE.md for what's
real vs. stubbed, and CHANGELOG.md for what's shipped.
Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING.md. Issues and PRs welcome — good first issue labels are being seeded.
License
MIT
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