signalfloor
Find out if a drop in your LLM eval scores is a real regression or just noise.
pip install signalfloor
Three commands, each reading eval results as JSON Lines with one test case per line:
signalfloor compare baseline.jsonl candidate.jsonl # is this change real or noise?
signalfloor calibrate judge.jsonl human.jsonl # can you trust your LLM judge?
signalfloor flaky run1.jsonl run2.jsonl run3.jsonl # which cases are flaky, and what is the noise floor?
Each command exits with code 1 when its check fails, so you can use it to fail a CI job.
Full docs and examples are on GitHub.
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