Developer Tool / RAG Evaluation
A GitHub example that audits LangChain’s RAG quickstart with retrieval-quality metrics, flags off-topic and out-of-distribution queries, and surfaces ranking and calibration issues with charts and results files.
The page clearly describes an AI developer tool focused on RAG retrieval auditing. The README gives a concrete use case, explains the corpus and retriever setup, and shows the kinds of failures it detects. The snapshot also includes implementation files, result JSON, and charts, which makes it useful for a public listing.
The snapshot does not show installation or run instructions beyond the example content, and it’s hard to tell how reusable the tool is outside this specific LangChain quickstart teardown. Maintenance status, supported frameworks, and a fuller feature overview are also not visible here.
Last evaluated 45 days ago. Current rank #609. Up 4 spots in the rankings.
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