/run-eval
Run EvalView regression checks against golden baselines to detect regressions in AI agent behavior after code, prompt, or model changes.
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Run EvalView regression checks against golden baselines to detect regressions in AI agent behavior after code, prompt, or model changes.
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run-eval.SKILL.mdname: run-eval
description: Run EvalView regression checks against golden baselines to detect regressions in AI agent behavior after code, prompt, or model changes.
Run Eval
Use this skill after making changes to an AI agent (prompt edits, model swaps, tool changes, code refactors) to verify nothing broke.
What this does
EvalView compares current agent behavior against saved golden baselines. It runs your test cases, evaluates the outputs, and reports a diff status for each test:
- **PASSED** — behavior matches the baseline
- **OUTPUT_CHANGED** — output shifted but may be intentional
- **TOOLS_CHANGED** — different tools were called
- **REGRESSION** — score dropped significantly (blocking failure)
Steps
1. **Locate the test directory.** Look for `tests/evalview/` in the project. If it exists, use that. Otherwise check for a `tests/` directory with `.yaml` test files.
2. **Run a regression check** using the `run_check` MCP tool:
- If checking all tests: call `run_check` with the detected `test_path`
- If checking a specific test: also pass the `test` parameter with the test name
3. **Interpret results:**
- If all tests pass, confirm to the user that no regressions were found
- If REGRESSION is reported, show the diff (score delta, tool changes, output similarity) and offer to help fix it
- If OUTPUT_CHANGED or TOOLS_CHANGED, flag it as a warning — the user should decide if the change is intentional
4. **If changes are intentional**, offer to update the baseline by calling `run_snapshot` with an explanatory `notes` parameter.
5. **Generate a visual report** (optional) by calling `generate_visual_report` for a detailed HTML breakdown of traces, diffs, scores, and timelines.
CLI equivalent
evalview check tests/evalview/
evalview check tests/evalview/ --test "my-test"
evalview snapshot tests/evalview/ --notes "updated after prompt refactor"
Tips
- Use `run_check` frequently — it calls the Python API directly with no subprocess overhead.
- A score delta near zero with TOOLS_CHANGED often means the agent found an equivalent path.
- Always snapshot after confirming intentional changes so future checks compare against the new baseline.
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name: run-eval description: Run EvalView regression checks against golden baselines to detect regressions in AI agent behavior after code, prompt, or model changes.
Run Eval
Use this skill after making changes to an AI agent (prompt edits, model swaps, tool changes, code refactors) to verify nothing broke.
What this does
EvalView compares current agent behavior against saved golden baselines. It runs your test cases, evaluates the outputs, and reports a diff status for each test:
- **PASSED** — behavior matches the baseline
- **OUTPUT_CHANGED** — output shifted but may be intentional
- **TOOLS_CHANGED** — different tools were called
- **REGRESSION** — score dropped significantly (blocking failure)
Steps
1. **Locate the test directory.** Look for `tests/evalview/` in the project. If it exists, use that. Otherwise check for a `tests/` directory with `.yaml` test files.
2. **Run a regression check** using the `run_check` MCP tool:
- If checking all tests: call `run_check` with the detected `test_path`
- If checking a specific test: also pass the `test` parameter with the test name
3. **Interpret results:**
- If all tests pass, confirm to the user that no regressions were found
- If REGRESSION is reported, show the diff (score delta, tool changes, output similarity) and offer to help fix it
- If OUTPUT_CHANGED or TOOLS_CHANGED, flag it as a warning — the user should decide if the change is intentional
4. **If changes are intentional**, offer to update the baseline by calling `run_snapshot` with an explanatory `notes` parameter.
5. **Generate a visual report** (optional) by calling `generate_visual_report` for a detailed HTML breakdown of traces, diffs, scores, and timelines.
CLI equivalent
evalview check tests/evalview/ evalview check tests/evalview/ --test "my-test" evalview snapshot tests/evalview/ --notes "updated after prompt refactor"
Tips
- Use `run_check` frequently — it calls the Python API directly with no subprocess overhead.
- A score delta near zero with TOOLS_CHANGED often means the agent found an equivalent path.
- Always snapshot after confirming intentional changes so future checks compare against the new baseline.
Regression testing for AI agents. Snapshot behavior,diff tool calls,catch regressions in CI. Works with LangGraph, CrewAI, OpenAI, Anthropic.

