We tend to recommend folks spend a few hours writing evals after they spend a couple weeks prototyping. Then they get a sense of how valuable evals are for their use-case.
We think about evals a bit like perf monitoring -- it's good to have RUM but also good to have some synthetic stuff in your CI. So if you do find them valuable, useful to do both.
We tend to recommend folks spend a few hours writing evals after they spend a couple weeks prototyping. Then they get a sense of how valuable evals are for their use-case.
We think about evals a bit like perf monitoring -- it's good to have RUM but also good to have some synthetic stuff in your CI. So if you do find them valuable, useful to do both.