.NET API
IEvalEvaluatorFactory
Tracon.Core.dllThe extension point that builds the AI.IAgentEvaluator an eval
suite is graded with.
public interface IEvalEvaluatorFactoryRemarks
Section titled “Remarks”Tracon grades a suite with MAF’s AI.LocalEvaluator, built
from the checks the suite declares. This interface is the seam around that
choice: a consumer registers its own factory to grade with a different
evaluator, or to wrap the built-in one.
The factory receives the suite’s compiled checks rather than being a bare
AI.IAgentEvaluator singleton. A suite declares its checks and
Tracon refuses to run a suite that declares none; an evaluator that
never saw them would silently grade something else. A factory that ignores
the argument takes over grading completely, and that is then a deliberate
choice rather than an accident.
The factory is a singleton and is called once per eval run. It must be thread-safe. Registering none keeps today’s behaviour exactly.
Tenant mode: tenant-independent. The factory sees only the suite’s checks, never a tenant identifier or tenant data; the run it grades carries the tenant, and the eval store applies it.
Delivery: no delivery guarantee applies. This is a synchronous factory call on the eval job’s own thread, not a dispatch mechanism. It is called again when a job’s lease expires and the job is retried, so it must be cheap and free of side effects.
Methods
Section titled “Methods”Create(IReadOnlyList<EvalCheck>)
Section titled “ Create(IReadOnlyList<EvalCheck>)”Creates the evaluator that grades one eval run.
IAgentEvaluator Create(IReadOnlyList<EvalCheck> checks)Parameters
Section titled “Parameters”checks IReadOnlyList<EvalCheck>
The suite’s compiled checks. Never empty.
Returns
Section titled “Returns”IAgentEvaluator
The evaluator. Must not be null.