Evaluate AI outputs
Submit prompts, generated responses, references, and evaluation criteria for structured quality assessment.
Connect EvalLoop AI with the systems you already use. Send evaluation inputs from your applications, workflows, or AI infrastructure and bring the results back into your own environment.
The EvalLoop API is being designed as a programmatic layer for evaluation. Instead of manually moving responses into a dashboard, applications will be able to send evaluation inputs directly into EvalLoop workflows.
Submit prompts, generated responses, references, and evaluation criteria for structured quality assessment.
Evaluate two or more candidate responses against the same criteria and identify meaningful quality differences.
Provide retrieved context alongside an AI response to evaluate grounding, relevance, completeness, and unsupported claims.
Evaluate responses against safety policies, prohibited behaviors, and custom evaluation criteria.
The platform is being designed to support evaluation workflows involving text, images, and other AI-generated outputs.
Evaluation results are designed to connect scores with criteria, evidence, and clear verdicts instead of returning unexplained numbers.
API evaluation is designed to fit into an existing AI workflow without requiring the application itself to move into EvalLoop.
Provide the prompt, response, context, reference, or other evaluation inputs your workflow already produces.
Apply the evaluation criteria appropriate for the selected workflow.
Examine scores, evidence, criteria, findings, and evaluation verdicts.
Use evaluation findings to identify failures and improve the underlying AI workflow.
EvalLoop API is intended to make evaluation a usable part of an AI development workflow rather than a separate manual step.
Your application or AI system remains under your control. EvalLoop receives the inputs that your workflow intentionally sends for evaluation.
Results should connect scores to criteria, evidence, and verdicts so teams can understand why an output passed or failed.
Evaluation should work alongside existing AI applications, RAG systems, model pipelines, and testing workflows.
A useful evaluation should not require a large infrastructure change. The API is being designed around straightforward evaluation inputs and structured results.
Endpoint contracts, authentication, request schemas, response schemas, rate limits, and production availability will be documented before public API access.