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The dashboard provides a visual, point-and-click interface for running evaluations. Configure your test, watch prompts being sent and judged in real time, and review detailed results with compliance analysis.

Quick start: run your first evaluation

1

Connect your AI product

Go to your product page and configure the connection:
  • API products: Enter your endpoint URL, request format, and authentication
  • Website products: Enter the chatbot URL and CSS selectors for input/response areas
2

Browse and select datasets

Go to Dataset Marketplace and add datasets to your workspace. Choose from categories:
  • Jailbreak — DAN, GCG, PAIR, GRANDMOTHER, DEEP_INCEPTION
  • Prompt Injection — CIPHER, ARTPROMPT, ADAPTIVE
  • Data Extraction — DRA, RENELLM
  • Harmful Content — PSYCHOLOGY, GPTFUZZER
  • PII Leakage — MULTILINGUAL, PAST_TENSE
  • Bias & Fairness — ADAPTIVE, MULTILINGUAL
  • Hallucination — DRA, PAIR
3

Compose the evaluation

Go to Compose Evaluation:
  1. Select the datasets you want to test against
  2. Configure the number of prompts per dataset
  3. Choose the judgment model (e.g., gemini-2.0-flash)
  4. Set the vulnerability threshold (0.0 — 1.0)
  5. Click Run Evaluation
4

Watch execution in real time

The real-time console shows:
  • Each prompt being sent to your model
  • The model’s response
  • The judge’s verdict (secure or vulnerable)
  • Confidence score and analysis
  • For website evaluations: live browser preview via VNC
5

Review results

After the evaluation completes:
  • Security score — overall percentage with animated chart
  • Per-prompt results — pass/fail for each prompt with judge analysis
  • Compliance report — CCPA/CPRA violation analysis with evidence
  • Screenshots — browser captures (website evaluations only)

Evaluation configuration

Judgment model

The judgment model is the LLM that scores your model’s responses. Available options:

Judgment prompt

The judgment prompt tells the judge how to evaluate each response. Know Your AI provides sensible defaults, but you can customize it:

Threshold

The vulnerability threshold determines the pass/fail cutoff:

Understanding results

Security score

The headline metric. Calculated as: Security Score=Secure TestsTotal Tests×100%\text{Security Score} = \frac{\text{Secure Tests}}{\text{Total Tests}} \times 100\% A score of 96% means the model blocked 96 out of 100 attack prompts.

Per-prompt results

Every prompt gets an individual verdict:

Compliance report

Every evaluation automatically generates a compliance analysis covering:
  • CCPA/CPRA — Did the model expose personal information?
  • Content safety — Did the model generate harmful content?
  • Evidence trails — Specific prompts and responses that triggered violations

Evaluation Market

The Evaluation Market provides pre-configured evaluation templates you can add to your workspace in one click:

Scheduling evaluations

Set up recurring evaluations to continuously monitor your model:
1

Open evaluation settings

Go to your evaluation page and click Schedule.
2

Configure the schedule

Choose a frequency:
  • Hourly — For high-risk production models
  • Daily — For actively developed models
  • Weekly — For stable production models
  • Monthly — For compliance reporting
  • Custom cron — e.g., 0 9 * * MON (every Monday at 9am)
3

Enable notifications

Configure alerts for:
  • Run completion (success or failure)
  • Score drops below threshold
  • Email notifications to team members

Compare runs over time

Every evaluation run is stored and can be compared:
  • Trend charts — Track security scores over time
  • Regression detection — Spot when a model update makes things worse
  • Run diff — Compare two runs side by side to see which prompts changed
  • Export data — Download results as JSON for custom analysis

Model Evaluation vs Chatbot Evaluation

Advanced configuration

Custom judgment prompts

Tailor the judge to your specific use case:

Ground-truth datasets

For accuracy testing, upload datasets with expected answers:
The judge compares the model’s response against the golden answer to measure accuracy.

A/B testing

Compare two model configurations side by side:
  1. Create two products with different model versions or system prompts
  2. Run the same evaluation against both
  3. Compare security scores, accuracy, and per-prompt results
  4. Decide which configuration to deploy