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A library for running evaluations for AI use cases
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TypeScript
import type { CreateClassificationEvaluatorArgs } from "../types/evals.js";
import type { ClassificationEvaluator } from "./ClassificationEvaluator.js";
export interface ToolResponseHandlingEvaluatorArgs<RecordType extends Record<string, unknown> = ToolResponseHandlingEvaluationRecord> extends Omit<CreateClassificationEvaluatorArgs<RecordType>, "promptTemplate" | "choices" | "optimizationDirection" | "name"> {
optimizationDirection?: CreateClassificationEvaluatorArgs<RecordType>["optimizationDirection"];
name?: CreateClassificationEvaluatorArgs<RecordType>["name"];
choices?: CreateClassificationEvaluatorArgs<RecordType>["choices"];
promptTemplate?: CreateClassificationEvaluatorArgs<RecordType>["promptTemplate"];
}
/**
* A record to be evaluated by the tool response handling evaluator.
*/
export type ToolResponseHandlingEvaluationRecord = {
/**
* The user query or conversation context.
*/
input: string;
/**
* The tool invocation(s) made by the agent, including arguments.
*/
toolCall: string;
/**
* The tool's response (data, errors, or partial results).
*/
toolResult: string;
/**
* The agent's handling after receiving the tool result
* (may include retries, follow-ups, or final response).
*/
output: string;
};
/**
* Creates a tool response handling evaluator function.
*
* This function returns an evaluator that determines whether an AI agent properly
* handled a tool's response, including error handling, data extraction,
* transformation, and safe information disclosure.
*
* @param args - The arguments for creating the tool response handling evaluator.
* @param args.model - The model to use for classification.
* @param args.choices - The possible classification choices (defaults to correct/incorrect).
* @param args.promptTemplate - The prompt template to use.
* @param args.telemetry - The telemetry to use for the evaluator.
*
* @returns An evaluator function that takes a {@link ToolResponseHandlingEvaluationRecord}
* and returns a classification result indicating whether the tool response handling
* is correct or incorrect.
*
* @example
* ```ts
* const evaluator = createToolResponseHandlingEvaluator({ model: openai("gpt-4o-mini") });
*
* // Example: Correct extraction from tool result
* const result = await evaluator.evaluate({
* input: "What's the weather in Seattle?",
* toolCall: 'get_weather(location="Seattle")',
* toolResult: JSON.stringify({
* temperature: 58,
* unit: "fahrenheit",
* conditions: "partly cloudy"
* }),
* output: "The weather in Seattle is 58°F and partly cloudy."
* });
* console.log(result.label); // "correct"
*
* // Example: Hallucinated data (incorrect)
* const resultHallucinated = await evaluator.evaluate({
* input: "What restaurants are nearby?",
* toolCall: 'search_restaurants(location="downtown")',
* toolResult: JSON.stringify({
* results: [{ name: "Cafe Luna", rating: 4.2 }]
* }),
* output: "I found Cafe Luna (4.2 stars) and Mario's Italian (4.8 stars) nearby."
* });
* console.log(resultHallucinated.label); // "incorrect" - Mario's was hallucinated
* ```
*/
export declare function createToolResponseHandlingEvaluator<RecordType extends Record<string, unknown> = ToolResponseHandlingEvaluationRecord>(args: ToolResponseHandlingEvaluatorArgs<RecordType>): ClassificationEvaluator<RecordType>;
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