jevals

A local web interface for editing questions, test cases and expected answers, then comparing historical results, probabilities and request traces. It supports Noul, Choice and Score. Cases can be edited without a key; running evaluations requires a TypeSafe key. Workspace data is stored in SQLite. Source code is freely available. Online models or third-party services may charge additional API fees. Sources: https://github.com/dayhaysoos/jevals/blob/main/README.md https://www.jev.store/projects/jevals-workbench Only public source code or documentation was checked for this listing. The application was not installed, run or tested, and its actual effectiveness was not verified.