EvalForge
Turn promptfoo, Ragas or DeepEval results into CI gates that fail the build when quality regresses.
About EvalForge
EvalForge turns AI evaluation results into release evidence. Import results from promptfoo, Ragas or DeepEval, compare a candidate against a baseline on the same dataset, apply explicit quality, security, latency and cost thresholds, and get JSON, JUnit, SARIF and Markdown reports with a non-zero exit code on regression.
Why it matters: most teams can compute eval metrics but have no shared answer to "what changed, which limits did we enforce, and where is the evidence?" EvalForge is a deliberately narrow layer that plugs into the CI you already have, with a reusable GitHub Action and no hosted account.
Python, MIT, about 190 stars at the time of listing. Version 0.6.0 is an alpha: the gate and the offline evaluator are usable today.
The facts
- Type
- Github
- Tags
- AIDeveloper ToolsAutomation
- Listed
- October 26, 2026
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