AI challenge

We're missing tests, evals or monitoring

"It feels better" is not a reliable test strategy. If you use AI functionality seriously, you need to be able to see what changes do and when things go wrong in production. We help set up that feedback loop.

Does this sound familiar?

Without a good feedback loop, an AI product becomes harder and harder to develop responsibly.

  1. Testing is mostly manual

    After every change someone tries a few known examples.

  2. Prompt changes are hard to compare

    You can't objectively tell whether version B is really better than version A.

  3. Production errors are discovered by users

    The system itself hardly flags deviating behaviour.

  4. Model updates feel risky

    A new provider or model version can change behaviour without clear warning.

Where do you want to be?

You want to change things with confidence because you quickly see what a new prompt, model version or code change actually does.

Regressions become visible

Important existing situations are automatically checked again.

AI quality becomes measurable

You compare changes against relevant examples and criteria.

Production gives feedback

Errors, latency and unusual behaviour no longer disappear quietly into logs.

Why does this happen?

Traditional software tests remain important, but AI adds behaviour for which there isn't always one exactly correct answer.

See how we approach this

AI output is probabilistic

Exact string comparisons are not enough for many AI tasks.

Good examples aren't recorded

Knowledge of what is right and wrong mainly lives in heads and scattered chats.

Observability stops at technical errors

An HTTP 200 says nothing about the quality of the answer.

Why 9to5 for this?

A measurement layer is only useful to us if it helps engineers see faster whether a change is safe and actually better.

View cases

Regular tests where possible

Deterministic software simply stays deterministically testable.

Evals where needed

AI behaviour gets examples and criteria that fit the real use case.

Production data closes the loop

Monitoring shows which real-world situations need attention.

What else fits your situation?