Artificial intelligence
LLM Observability & Evaluation Platform
Concept system — tracing, latency and token accounting, evaluation suites and failure analysis for production LLM features, built on an event pipeline.
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Overview
A design for making production LLM features observable: per-call traces, cost and latency accounting, and evaluation suites that gate prompt and model changes.
Problem
LLM features fail in ways ordinary monitoring does not see: a response can be fast, cheap and wrong. Teams need to know which prompt and model version produced an answer, what it cost, and whether quality moved after a change.
Architecture
Applications emit spans for every model call — prompt template, model version, retrieved context, latency and token counts — into an event stream; workers aggregate them into a trace store and time series. An evaluation service replays fixed datasets against candidate prompts or models and compares scores before rollout.
Intelligence layer
Rule-based checks and model-graded evaluations over curated datasets; clustering of failed traces to surface recurring failure modes.
Design objective
Design objective: every production answer traceable to its prompt, model and context; cost and latency visible per feature; and no prompt or model change released without an evaluation comparison.
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