We built an automated QA/eval engine for agent prompts. Help us test it out!
Summary
Built an automated QA/eval engine for agent prompts called Baseline that treats prompts like software for regression testing, allowing non-coders to define rubrics and automatically optimize prompts. Currently in limited beta with a 30-day free trial.
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