llm-evaluation
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The llm-evaluation skill provides developers with strategies to systematically test and measure LLM application quality using automated metrics, human feedback, and benchmarking. It's used for comparing models, validating prompt changes, detecting regressions, and establishing performance baselines. Key capabilities include implementing scalable evaluations with metrics like BLEU/ROUGE and integrating human assessment for production confidence.
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