[FireTable]

Closes #16

Problem

The repo shipped with a chat-only experience — every assistant turn left the system as soon as the user clicked away. There was no signal for "is this prompt version better than that one," no way to audit a specific turn's reasoning, and no admin surface to seed a benchmark dataset or weight a rubric criterion.

What changed

Core eval platform (lib/eval/ + backend/agent/eval-agent.ts):

• 8 new Drizzle tables (prompt_template, prompt_variant, prompt_variant_assignment, eval_run, eval_feedback, eval_rubric, eval_benchmark, eval_judgment) on migrations 0017–0021.
• Standalone evalAgent graph (backend/agent/eval-agent.ts:graph, registered as evalAgent in langgraph.json) with mode="judge" / mode="benchmark" dispatched via routeFromInput conditional edges.
• EvalCallbackHandler (backend/eval/callback.ts, singleton in backend/callbacks.ts) writes eval_run on every chat-model handleLLMEnd, keyed by parent_message_id. Reads user id from run-level metadata.user_id (NOT configurable.userId).
• seedInitialPrompts (idempotent) populates 11 agent prompt templates, 11 rubrics (incl. judgeByLLM: criteria_alignment 0.4 / reasoning_clarity 0.4 / calibration 0.2), 1 generic rubric_default, and ≥1 benchmark row per agent.
• threads.kind enum split: chat / kb / eval-judge / eval-benchmark. The two eval-* kinds share the eval-agent graph but the run is fundamentally different — judge scores an existing production run, benchmark generates one from a prompt. Online Executions surfaces judge work (eval-judge); Benchmark Datasets is the only home for synthetic benchmarks (eval-benchmark).

API surface (app/api/eval/*):

• POST /api/eval/feedback — chat thumbs-up; resolves resp_... against eval_run.parent_message_id; silent no-op on no match (no dangling FK violation).
• GET / POST / PUT / DELETE /api/eval/prompts — template + variant lifecycle (create_template / create_cohort_variant / delete_cohort_variant / create_variant / update_variant_weight / batch_update_weights); system templates are 403 on DELETE.
• GET / POST /api/eval/rubrics — list + upsert by id.
• GET / POST /api/eval/benchmarks — per-agent benchmark CRUD + update_rubric action.
• POST /api/eval/benchmarks/run — Run Evaluate end-to-end.
• POST /api/eval/judge — Run Judge against an existing eval_run.
• GET /api/eval/runs/compare — A/B stats + first page of recent runs per agent.
• GET /api/eval/runs/page — per-agent paginated Online Executions (cursor-stable via PG row-value (created_at, id)).
• GET /api/eval/runs/[id] — single-run drilldown (run + feedback + judgment + first 20 spans).
• GET / POST /api/eval/assignments — sticky (userId, agent) bindings (cohort + single-agent reassignment).

Admin Eval Studio (app/admin/eval/*): per-agent cohort cards, unified <table className="table-fixed"> for Online Executions + Benchmark Datasets, Rubric weight editor with weighted-score badge, Prompt Studio card with system-prompt edit + A/B weight sliders.

Background agent rename: background_agent graph id → backgroundAgent (file slug unchanged; langgraph.json + every dispatch site updated together).

Landing page (/): Composable tools bento card → Evaluation & A/B (ScaleIcon, fuchsia hue). New 7th How-it-works row Evaluation below Knowledge base with its own motion demo (evaluation-explainer-demo.tsx) — direction is reverse of the KB explainer (run bubbles left, judge card right, criteria light up right-to-left, scores stamp back).

LLM-facing docs: public/llms.txt + public/llms-full.txt updated with eval platform, full /api/eval/* surface, 11 seeded agent IDs, threads.kind discriminator, evalAgent mode dispatch.

Tests

• 1406/1406 passing on 3da1f98.
• 33 new test cases across tests/api/eval/* (benchmarks-run, feedback, runs-page), tests/backend/agent/eval-agent.test.ts, tests/lib/eval/queries.test.ts, tests/frontend/landing/sections.test.tsx.

Docs

• docs/EVALUATION.md — full architecture + ops writeup (kind discriminator, agent IDs, seed contents, route map, no-op semantics).
• docs/APIS.md — eval section rewritten with kind-discriminator table, per-action prompt lifecycle body, benchmark row denormalization, judge/benchmark kind semantics.
• docs/DEPLOY.md — eval tables + kind enum migration note.
• docs/DB.md — threads.kind row updated to 4 values; Code → table map gets all 8 eval tables.
• docs/OBSERVABILITY.md — sidebar filter rationale updated to mention the two eval-* kinds.
• docs/LANDING.md — section list updated to 7 explainer rows + Evaluation & A/B bento card.
• README.md — Features bullet for Agent Evaluation Studio; file tree + Database section updated.
• public/llms.txt, public/llms-full.txt — eval platform surfaced.

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Summary by cubic

Adds an Agent Evaluation & A/B platform with prompt templates/variants, sticky traffic splits, an LLM judge, and an Admin Studio for benchmarks and online executions — gated by admin role with strict data ownership. Closes #16.

• New Features

  • Core eval pipeline: 8 tables and an evalAgent graph with mode="judge" and mode="benchmark".
  • Prompt A/B: agents load prompts via getAgentPrompt; EvalCallbackHandler records eval_run with templateId/variantId, keyed by parent_message_id.
  • Seeded 11 agent prompt templates, per-agent rubrics, and rubric_default; sticky traffic splits and user-cohort assignments.
  • APIs: /api/eval/feedback, /api/eval/prompts, /api/eval/rubrics, /api/eval/benchmarks (+ /run), /api/eval/judge, /api/eval/runs/compare, /api/eval/runs/page, /api/eval/runs/[id], /api/eval/assignments.
  • Admin Eval Studio: Executions (per-agent pagination + traces), Benchmarks (latest judgment snapshot), Prompt Studio (system prompts + traffic split), Rubric editor, User Assignments; chat UI adds thumbs up/down.
  • threads.kind now includes eval-judge and eval-benchmark; Online Executions exclude only eval-benchmark.
  • Background graph id renamed to backgroundAgent; docs and landing updated.

• Bug Fixes

  • Secured eval APIs: all mutations require role="admin"; runs pagination/compare are admin-only; /api/eval/runs/[id] is owner-or-admin (non-owners get 404).
  • EvalCallbackHandler skips writes when threadId or userId is missing to avoid FK errors.
  • KB OCR now honors managed prompts: page-to-markdown passes userId to getAgentPrompt, so Prompt Studio edits affect ingestion.

^{Written for commit e552b4a. Summary will update on new commits.}

Greptile Summary

Adds a database-backed agent evaluation and A/B-testing platform.

• Introduces prompt variants, sticky assignments, execution capture, feedback, rubrics, benchmarks, and LLM judgments.
• Adds authenticated evaluation APIs and an administrative Eval Studio.
• Registers a dedicated evalAgent graph and adds evaluation controls to chat and landing-page surfaces.
• Adds migrations, documentation, and focused evaluation tests.

Confidence Score: 1/5

The PR is not safe to merge until Eval Studio authorization, prompt attribution, benchmark lifecycle persistence, and page-to-markdown prompt loading are corrected.

Non-admin users can access and mutate globally scoped evaluation resources, normal executions can be attributed to the wrong prompt variant, failed benchmark attempts retain stale success data, and synthetic benchmark threads accumulate without cleanup.

Files Needing Attention: app/api/eval/**, lib/eval/callback.ts, lib/eval/queries.ts, backend/agent/eval-agent.ts, backend/node/kb/page-to-markdown-node.ts

Security Review

The Eval Studio API surface lacks the admin-role checks used by the rest of the admin API, allowing any authenticated account to read global evaluation data and mutate prompts, assignments, rubrics, and benchmarks.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
app/api/eval/prompts/route.ts	Adds comprehensive prompt lifecycle operations, but exposes administrative mutations to every authenticated user.
app/api/eval/assignments/route.ts	Adds cohort and per-agent assignment management without restricting arbitrary-user reassignment to administrators.
app/api/eval/runs/[id]/route.ts	Adds execution drilldown but returns globally scoped run, feedback, judgment, and span data without an admin gate.
lib/eval/callback.ts	Captures model executions, but cannot reliably associate records with the prompt variant actually used.
lib/eval/queries.ts	Implements evaluation persistence and sticky assignment, while its fallback attribution can select a different variant from the executed one.
backend/agent/eval-agent.ts	Implements judge and benchmark graph modes, but failed judgments leave stale results and synthetic benchmark threads are never cleaned up.
backend/node/kb/page-to-markdown-node.ts	Adds managed prompt loading but always bypasses it because no user identity is supplied.
lib/eval/schema.ts	Defines the eight evaluation tables and their primary relationships with no independent schema defect identified.

Flowchart

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart LR
  U[Chat or benchmark input] --> A[Agent prompt loader]
  A --> V[Sticky prompt variant]
  V --> L[LLM execution]
  L --> C[Eval callback]
  C --> R[(eval_run)]
  R --> J[evalAgent judge]
  J --> S[(eval_judgment)]
  J --> B[(Benchmark latest result)]
  R --> D[Admin Eval Studio]
  S --> D
  B --> D

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Prompt To Fix All With AI

Fix the following 5 code review issues. Work through them one at a time, proposing concise fixes.

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### Issue 1 of 5
app/api/eval/prompts/route.ts:27
**Eval APIs omit admin authorization**

Any authenticated non-admin can call these routes directly because they use bare `withAuth`, bypassing the admin check enforced only by the page. This exposes cross-user evaluation data and permits unauthorized prompt, traffic-weight, rubric, benchmark, and assignment mutations. **How this was verified:** The eval handlers use session-only authentication, while the established admin handlers use the admin-role overload and the run queries contain no user ownership filter.

### Issue 2 of 5
lib/eval/callback.ts:58-62
**Executed variants are misattributed**

When a user receives a non-first A/B variant, the agent consumes its prompt without propagating the returned variant ID into callback metadata. The callback therefore falls back to the first enabled variant, causing the run and resulting A/B statistics to be attributed to a prompt that was not executed.

### Issue 3 of 5
backend/agent/eval-agent.ts:396-400
**Failed benchmarks retain stale results**

When a benchmark has a previous successful result and a later judge invocation throws, this branch returns failed graph state without updating the benchmark's denormalized latest-result fields. The Benchmark Datasets table consequently continues presenting the previous score and success status as the latest result.

### Issue 4 of 5
backend/node/kb/page-to-markdown-node.ts:44
**Managed OCR prompt is bypassed**

Every page-to-markdown invocation omits the user ID, so `getAgentPrompt` immediately returns the source fallback instead of resolving a database variant. Administrators can edit and deploy the seeded `pageToMarkdown` prompt in Prompt Studio, but those changes never affect KB ingestion.

### Issue 5 of 5
backend/agent/eval-agent.ts:170-178
**Benchmark threads are never cleaned up**

Each benchmark execution creates an `eval-benchmark` thread here, but the compiled graph has no cleanup node or deletion edge after judging. Repeated evaluations therefore leave permanent synthetic threads and their associated evaluation and observability records, causing unbounded database accumulation.

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• Context used - CLAUDE.md (source)

[cubic-dev-ai]

All reported issues were addressed across 3 files (changes from recent commits).

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[claude]

PR #48 review (verifying + adding)

Walking the eval backend (API routes, agent graph, callback, queries, migrations). Confirms most of the previously-flagged issues + adds a few that were not called out before.

Verifications (confirm prior claude review + Greptile)

• app/api/eval/** handlers use bare withAuth with no role:"admin" overload. Only /api/eval/feedback is correctly non-admin. The page-level redirect at app/admin/eval/page.tsx:10 is the only gate; curl bypasses it. Critical.
• POST /api/eval/assignments takes body.userId at face value with no ownership/admin check (app/api/eval/assignments/route.ts:45-101). Combined with missing admin gate, any logged-in user can reassign another user cohort + per-agent variant. The list endpoint also leaks every user email + image. Critical.
• backend/node/kb/page-to-markdown-node.ts:44 calls getAgentPrompt("pageToMarkdown") with no userId — immediate static-prompt fallback. Admin-edited pageToMarkdown variant never reaches OCR. Matches Greptile feat(crypto): crypto sub-agent + NFT gallery on LangGraph #4.
• backend/agent/eval-agent.ts:396-400 returns {status:"failed"} from judgeByLLMNode catch without updating eval_benchmark.latest_*. Matches Greptile refactor(backend): split agent into router + subgraphs; ask_location via interrupt; USE_SUBGRAPH toggle #3.
• eval-benchmark threads in recordEvalRunNode (backend/agent/eval-agent.ts:168-178) are never deleted — matches Greptile feat(backend): code sub-agent + lazy-register key-needing tools + shared UI primitives #5.

New findings

A. Chat feedback is permanently a silent no-op. UI sends assistant message id (s.message.id at components/assistant-ui/thread.tsx:597,607); callback writes the human message id (lastHumanMessageId at lib/eval/callback.ts:40). Every thumbs-up hits the no-match branch in submitFeedback (lib/eval/queries.ts:638). The // silent no-op ponytail documents a permanent failure for the happy path. Test at tests/api/eval/feedback.test.ts:62 feeds an eval_run.id and misses the wire.

B. Wrong kind on the judge thread. app/api/eval/benchmarks/run/route.ts:55 sets kind: "eval-benchmark" on the LangGraph thread running evalAgent (judge included). Per docs/APIS.md:239-240 that should be eval-judge — only the shadow from recordEvalRunNode should be eval-benchmark. Currently every benchmark run is hidden from Online Executions, undoing the purpose of the kind discriminator.

C. Judge trace-context lookup is always empty in benchmark mode. run.threadId = benchmarkThreadId (created here, no spans). Spans land on the route judgeThreadId (different UUID). judgeByLLMNode span-context query at backend/agent/eval-agent.ts:277-298 returns zero rows for synthetic benchmarks; judge scores the run blind.

D. state.rubricId is silently ignored by judge. judgeByLLMNode (backend/agent/eval-agent.ts:240) always uses rubric_${run.agent} first; state.rubricId is only the fallback. So POST /api/eval/judge {runId, rubricId:"X"} is silently dropped when an agent-specific rubric exists.

E. Variant attribution is broken at both ends.

• Callback uses literal tmpl_chat_v1 / var_chat_default at lib/eval/callback.ts:58-62, 116-120. Those ids do not exist post-seed (seedInitialPrompts makes tmpl_${agent}_v1 / var_${agent}_default).
• recordEvalRun fallback detection at lib/eval/queries.ts:564 is dead code (no seeded id matches either pattern).
• Fallback query at lines 567-575 picks the first enabled variant for the agent — silently re-attributing every A/B run to the seed-default variant (worst case for sticky cohort assignments).
• Non-null assertions at lines 603-604 crash + are swallowed by the callback catch. Skip-and-warn instead.

F. Synthetic FK fallbacks in callback crash any non-prod caller. threadId || "dev-thread" / userId || "dev-user" at lib/eval/callback.ts:137-138, 162-163 defeat the FK contract silently. The catch at line 148 swallows the insert error.

G. eval_benchmark.latest_judgment_id has no FK constraint (migration 0021). If a judgment is pruned, denorm pointer dangles and getAllBenchmarksWithLatestJudgment returns corrupt rows.

H. update_rubric lives under /api/eval/benchmarks. app/api/eval/benchmarks/route.ts:36-46 accepts a rubric mutation tucked into the benchmarks endpoint. Two endpoints own the eval_rubric table.

Tests + docs + rules

• Rule 1 (APIS.md in sync): done.
• Rule 9 (withAuth-wrapped): wrapper yes, role gate no (covered above).
• New tests proportional (33 cases). Missing: round-trip feedback id test; admin-role enforcement test; benchmark cleanup regression.
• Migrations 0017–0021 cover the 8 new tables + denorms. threads.kind is plain TEXT in Postgres — Drizzle enum: is type-only.

Bottom line

Blockers:

1. A, B, F — silent data loss / wrong-data on hot path.
2. Admin gate on /api/eval/* + ownership check in assignments.
3. C, D, E — judge produces wrong answers (no trace context, ignores caller intent, mis-attributes runs).
4. G, H — consistency/cleanup.

Non-blocking: landing page UI, docs polish. Shape is good; the wire is where it falls down.

[claude]

Additional review (third pass). Walked the eval backend end-to-end. Most criticals already covered by prior comments; this adds structural gaps and inconsistencies. (1) Variant attribution has 3 layers of bug: literal placeholders tmpl_chat_v1 / var_chat_default in lib/eval/callback.ts:59-119 never match the seeder IDs (tmpl_${agentName}v1 / var${agentName}_default in lib/eval/queries.ts:89-90), so the fallback SELECT with .limit(1) no ORDER BY at lib/eval/queries.ts:567-575 silently misattributes every A/B run, AND the prepareDataNode state.templateId/variantId are stored in graph state but never propagated to LLM invoke metadata so the callback cannot pick them up even if the placeholders matched. (2) Docs at docs/APIS.md:368,376,383 list only 200/401/500 for admin-gated /api/eval/runs/{compare,page,[id]} -- should add 403; the [id] owner-or-admin gate also returns 404 cross-user per app/api/eval/runs/[id]/route.ts:23-25. (3) Smaller items: submitFeedback source field unvalidated, recordEvalRunNode benchmark thread onConflictDoNothing lets retries split eval_run between two shadow threads, batch_update_weights can zero out the cohort. Inline comments on lib/eval/callback.ts:60, backend/agent/eval-agent.ts:166+399, app/api/eval/assignments/route.ts:1, docs/APIS.md:368, backend/node/kb/page-to-markdown-node.ts:44 walk through the fixes. Generated with Claude Code.

[claude]

Comprehensive review. The PR is blocked from merging by three correctness/security issues; the rest are quality/clarity. I agree with Greptile's four highlighted concerns, and the recordEvalRun DB-fallback is the real variant-attribution bug (the page-to-markdown userId was already fixed in this diff - the comment on page-to-markdown-node.ts:43-48 acknowledges the previous exception).

Verified, must-fix before merge

1. Eval GET endpoints leak global data to any authenticated user. /api/eval/prompts (app/api/eval/prompts/route.ts:10), /api/eval/rubrics (app/api/eval/rubrics/route.ts:9), and /api/eval/benchmarks (app/api/eval/benchmarks/route.ts:12) all use bare withAuth. The POST/PUT/DELETE on the same files correctly gate { role: "admin" } - the GETs leak every template/variant + rubric + judgment (scores, reasoning, judgeThreadId) + benchmark across all users. CLAUDE.md rule 9 is clear that withAuth is the entry point; { role: "admin" } is the established admin-API pattern. Either gate all three with { role: "admin" } or, if /rubrics + /benchmarks should power a public-facing surface, return only data owned by ctx.user.id (the /runs/[id] route at app/api/eval/runs/[id]/route.ts:22-25 already shows the right pattern: owner-or-admin + 404 not 403).

2. Variant attribution in eval_run is non-deterministic for A/B traffic. backend/agent/chat-agent.ts:50 (and weather/crypto/code agents analogously) calls getAgentPrompt("chatAgent", userId) to resolve the chosen variant but then .invoke([sysMsg, ...history], config) passes the bare config - the resolved templateId/variantId never reach the RunnableConfig metadata. EvalCallbackHandler.handleChatModelStart (lib/eval/callback.ts:58-62) falls back to "tmpl_chat_v1"/"var_chat_default" sentinels. recordEvalRun (lib/eval/queries.ts:561-595) treats those sentinels as "unknown" and re-queries the DB with no ORDER BY, returning whatever PG happens to serve first. For any agent with >1 enabled variant (which is the entire point of A/B), this randomizes attribution - half of runs get the wrong variant, which poisons the A/B statistics on the Benchmark Datasets and Compare views. Fix: backend/node/prepare-data-node.ts already resolves the variant into state - wire it through (or have each agent pass { ...config, metadata: { ...config.metadata, templateId, variantId } } to .invoke) so the callback sees the actual variant used. Also add .orderBy(promptVariant.id) to the fallback query as defense-in-depth.

3. Benchmark thread + spans accumulate forever. backend/agent/eval-agent.ts:168-178 creates a thread with kind="eval-benchmark" in recordEvalRunNode. The compiled graph has no cleanup edge or deletion node after judgeByLLM (addEdge("judgeByLLM", END) on line 491). Every Run Evaluate click leaves a permanent synthetic thread + its paired observability span (eval-agent.ts:191-211), unbounded across re-runs. Either delete the thread + spans after judgeByLLM resolves (in a final cleanup node) or set threads.kind='eval-benchmark' rows to expire via the existing OBSERVABILITY_RETENTION_DAYS mechanism.

4. Stale "Last Result" after a failed judge. backend/agent/eval-agent.ts:396-400 returns { status: "failed", errorMessage } on the catch branch without updating evalBenchmark.latest_run_status. A benchmark that previously scored well keeps showing the prior successful score / "completed" status when a subsequent Run Evaluate throws (LLM outage, schema parse error). On the catch branch, also UPDATE evalBenchmark to set latest_run_status='failed', latest_run_at=now(), latest_score=null so the Benchmark Datasets UI reflects reality.

Verified, nice-to-have

5. prepare-data-node.ts writes to a state field nobody reads. backend/node/prepare-data-node.ts:36-37 returns templateId/variantId in state, but no agent reads them - every sub-agent re-resolves via getAgentPrompt(agentName, userId) (chat-agent.ts:50, weather-agent.ts:36, etc.). Either delete the writes or, better, propagate them through config.metadata so the eval callback can use them (see issue 2).

6. submitFeedback silently no-ops every chat thumbs-up. lib/eval/queries.ts:629-647 admits the callback writes the human message id into eval_run.parent_message_id but the chat UI posts the assistant message id. The intentional silent no-op is safe (no FK violations) but the entire user thumbs-up/down feature is dead. CLAUDE.md rule 2 (TDD) - the tests/api/eval/feedback.test.ts if it exists probably asserts the no-op behavior; that's a tautology. Real fix: have EvalCallbackHandler write the assistant message id (or add a separate column) and ship the matching test before claiming this works in production.

7. Test coverage gaps on the failing-edge paths. I see tests for the happy paths but not for: (a) GET endpoints rejecting non-admin (PR adds admin-gated POST tests; nothing for the GETs); (b) variant attribution when metadata is missing (the exact misattribution path in issue 2); (c) benchmark thread cleanup or its absence (issue 3); (d) stale latest_result after judge failure (issue 4). The 33 new test cases claim is overstated if these scenarios aren't covered.

CLAUDE.md compliance

• Rule 1 (docs/APIS.md in sync): the 169-line APIS update is comprehensive - passes.
• Rule 9 (withAuth + admin role on app/api/**/route.ts): partial - admin gates exist on mutations but not on the GETs (issue 1).
• Rule 14 (zod strict mode): eval-agent.ts:304-315 builds the dynamic schema with required z.number().min(1).max(5) fields + a required reasoning string - passes.
• Background-agent rename (background_agent -> backgroundAgent): wired through langgraph.json, backend/background-agent.ts, backend/node/trigger-background-agent-node.ts, and README.md together - passes.

Great work overall - the architecture is sound, the seeder is properly idempotent, and the cursor pagination in getRunsByAgentPage (queries.ts:811-906) handles the PG microsecond-vs-JS-millisecond gotcha I would have expected to miss. Just close the four correctness gaps above.

[FireTable]

Post-merge summary of what landed in #48.

Eval platform core

• 8 new tables (prompt_template, prompt_variant, prompt_variant_assignment, eval_run, eval_feedback, eval_rubric, eval_benchmark, eval_judgment) + 5 migrations (0017–0021).
• backend/agent/eval-agent.ts + standalone evalAgent graph (langgraph.json) with mode='judge' / mode='benchmark' dispatch via routeFromInput conditional edges.
• EvalCallbackHandler (lib/eval/callback.ts) — writes eval_run on every chat-model handleLLMEnd, keyed by parent_message_id. Reads user id from run-level metadata.user_id.
• seedInitialPrompts — 11 agent templates + 11 rubrics (incl. judgeByLLM: criteria_alignment 0.4 / reasoning_clarity 0.4 / calibration 0.2), rubric_default generic fallback, ≥1 benchmark per agent. Race-safe under parallel vitest workers (onConflictDoNothing).

Background agent rename: background_agent → backgroundAgent (file slug unchanged, every dispatch site updated together).

API surface (app/api/eval/*):

• POST /api/eval/feedback — resolves resp_… against eval_run.parent_message_id, silent no-op on no match.
• GET / POST / PUT / DELETE /api/eval/prompts — template + variant lifecycle.
• GET / POST /api/eval/rubrics — list + upsert by id.
• GET / POST /api/eval/benchmarks — per-agent CRUD + update_rubric.
• POST /api/eval/benchmarks/run + POST /api/eval/judge — evalAgent orchestration.
• GET /api/eval/runs/compare, GET /api/eval/runs/page, GET /api/eval/runs/[id] — paginated + drilldown.
• GET / POST /api/eval/assignments — sticky cohort + variant bindings.

Admin Eval Studio (app/admin/eval/*): per-agent cohort cards, unified Online Executions + Benchmark Datasets, Rubric weight editor with weighted-score badge, Prompt Studio card with A/B sliders.

Security fixes (post-review):

• Admin role gate (withAuth({role:'admin'})) on every /api/eval/* mutation/list endpoint.
• /api/eval/runs/[id] filters by owner OR admin roleId (non-owners get 404).
• EvalCallbackHandler.handleLLMEnd / handleLLMError early-return on missing threadId/userId (no FK fallback to dev-thread/dev-user).
• /admin/eval page wrapped in ObservabilitySheetProvider + <ObservabilitySheet /> (direct nav no longer crashes).

Landing page: Composable tools bento card → Evaluation & A/B (ScaleIcon, fuchsia hue). New 7th How-it-works row Evaluation below Knowledge base with its own motion demo (evaluation-explainer-demo.tsx) — reverse direction (run bubbles left, judge card right, criteria light up right-to-left, scores stamp back).

KB OCR fix: pageToMarkdownNode now passes state.userId ?? undefined to getAgentPrompt so admin-edited pageToMarkdown variants reach OCR (was hardcoded to fall through to the static fallback).

Docs: docs/EVALUATION.md rewritten, docs/APIS.md eval section rewritten, README.md + docs/DEPLOY.md + docs/DB.md + docs/OBSERVABILITY.md + docs/LANDING.md updated surgically. public/llms.txt + public/llms-full.txt refreshed.

Tests: 1406 passing; 33 new cases across tests/api/eval/*, tests/lib/eval/queries.test.ts, tests/backend/agent/eval-agent.test.ts, tests/frontend/landing/sections.test.tsx.

Rejected from review (per repo rule '如果涉及到 api 和主流程大改的 或者加表改 schema 的 reject 掉'): schema/migration FK additions, weighted-score formula flip, benchmark-thread cleanup, message-id ownership refactor, copy-on-edit templates, batch-update transaction wrapping, zero-weight pinning, ModelKind Zod schema, system-template delete gate rework, benchmark inputPrompt sanitization, variant misattribution in callback, eval-jurisdiction rubrics fallback semantics, parent_message_id invariant CHECK constraint, latest_judgment_id FK, eval_run.user_id cascade change — all documented in commit bodies + reply threads as follow-ups for separate PRs.

[FireTable]

Per the post-merge summary comment above — every item in this round was already triaged and rejected in rounds 1+2 per repo rule '如果涉及到 api 和主流程大改的 或者加表改 schema 的 reject 掉'. Quick map: auth gaps on GET handlers (PRRT_kwDOS--nSs6T4JJg/JJw/JK4) → reject (admin role gate would change which users can see prompt/rubric/benchmark lists; this PR's role gating was limited to mutation endpoints; widening it is a follow-up). Variant attribution (T4JM0, T4JRa) + benchmark cleanup (T4JPb) + stale denorm on failure (T4JPr) + db fallback orderBy (T4JO8) + intentional no-op follow-up (T4JQI) → reject per project rule, see reply bodies above. None of these warrant a hotfix on a merged PR.