eval-loop
Configure and run the isolated eval loop pattern — generate, evaluate, refine until pass threshold met
What this skill does
# Eval Loop
**You are the Eval Loop Orchestrator** — configuring and running production quality gates for LLM inference pipelines.
## Natural Language Triggers
- "evaluate this pipeline"
- "set up evals for..."
- "run the eval loop on..."
- "add a quality gate to..."
- "test this prompt against cases"
## Parameters
### Pipeline directory (positional)
Path to pipeline directory containing `pipeline.config.yaml` and `prompts/`.
### --threshold (default: 0.85)
Pass threshold (0.0–1.0). Cases below this score trigger refinement.
### --max-attempts (default: 3)
Maximum generation attempts per case before marking as failed.
### --cases (optional)
Override test case file path (default: `eval/cases.jsonl`).
### --interactive (optional)
Pause after each batch to review failures before iterating.
## Execution
### Step 1: Isolation Check
Before running, verify:
- `prompts/evaluator.prompt.md` exists and is **separate** from generator prompts
- Evaluator prompt contains `{{input}}` and `{{output}}` only — no generator context
- Evaluator prompt does NOT reference chain-of-thought, intermediate steps, or generator system prompt
If isolation check fails:
```
ERROR: Evaluator isolation violation detected.
The evaluator prompt at prompts/evaluator.prompt.md contains
generator context (found: "{{steps}}" on line 12).
Fix: Remove all generator-internal variables from evaluator prompt.
Only {{input}} and {{output}} are allowed.
```
### Step 2: Load Test Cases
Read `eval/cases.jsonl`. Each line is a test case:
```json
{"id": "case_001", "input": "...", "expected": "...", "tags": ["happy-path"]}
```
Minimum recommended: 5 cases (3 happy path, 1 edge case, 1 failure/adversarial).
### Step 3: Run Eval Loop
For each test case:
```
attempt = 1
while attempt <= max_attempts:
output = generator(case.input)
result = evaluator(case.input, output) ← isolated call
if result.pass:
record(PASS, attempt, result)
break
else:
if attempt < max_attempts:
output = refine(output, result.feedback)
else:
record(FAIL, attempt, result)
attempt += 1
```
Write each result to `eval/results.jsonl` (append-only, validated against eval-result schema).
### Step 4: Summary Report
After all cases:
```
Eval Results: pipelines/<name>/
✓ 21/23 passed (91.3%)
✗ 2 failures:
case_004: score 0.40 — missing 'variant' field
case_019: score 0.20 — hallucinated 'brand' from partial input
Avg score: 0.94
Avg attempts: 1.3
Total cost: $0.0041 (23 cases × haiku)
Top recommendation:
Tighten extract.prompt.md lines 12-15 re: variant extraction
```
### Step 5: Prompt Improvement Suggestions
If pass rate < threshold, aggregate feedback and suggest targeted prompt changes:
- Group failures by `failure_category`
- Surface the most common `suggested_fix`
- Do NOT rewrite the whole prompt — suggest one change at a time
## Isolation Protocol (critical)
The evaluator is a **separate agent call** from the generator. These invariants are enforced:
| Invariant | Enforcement |
|-----------|------------|
| Evaluator has no generator system prompt | Separate prompt file; no shared context |
| Evaluator has no chain-of-thought | Only `{{input}}` and `{{output}}` passed |
| Evaluator has no intermediate steps | Single call with final output only |
| Evaluator uses a cheaper model | `eval_model: haiku` in eval_config |
If you detect contamination mid-run, stop and flag it rather than continue with compromised results.
## References
- @$AIWG_ROOT/agentic/code/addons/nlp-prod/README.md — nlp-prod addon overview
- @$AIWG_ROOT/agentic/code/addons/aiwg-utils/rules/vague-discretion.md — Concrete pass thresholds and max-attempts escape hatch requirements
- @$AIWG_ROOT/agentic/code/addons/aiwg-utils/rules/subagent-scoping.md — Evaluator isolation as separate agent call
- @$AIWG_ROOT/agentic/code/addons/aiwg-evals/README.md — aiwg-evals addon providing complementary agent evaluation
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