Open-source LLM evaluation for teams that don't want to pay $300/month for Braintrust.
Live demo: evalstack.kartikaneja.com Status: alpha · last shipped 2026-06-22 Built by: Kartik Aneja — AI/ML Platform Engineer
You ship an LLM feature. You iterate on the prompt. You ship again. Last week's regression resurfaces. You have no idea.
See PRODUCT.md for the full writeup. TL;DR:
- Who: AI Engineer at a 5–50 person startup running OpenAI or Anthropic in production
- Pain: No CI for prompts. No regression detection. Excel sheets and Slack screenshots.
- Why now: LLM eval is the #1 underserved 2026 topic. Braintrust raised $36M but is closed + paid.
Runs list — every eval run reported by the SDK or CLI, with a "Compare two runs" picker at the bottom:
Run-level diff — judge means with deltas, 10-bucket score histograms per judge (A in zinc, B in indigo), top regressions/improvements panels, and a per-prompt matched table with drill-down to event-level diff:
Run detail — every event in the run with per-event judge scores + reasoning + a compare-events picker at the bottom:
Event-level diff — word-level LCS diff on prompts + completions plus per-judge A-vs-B deltas:
- Python SDK — one decorator (
@evalstack.trace) captures LLM calls + outputs - FastAPI server — receives traces, runs configured judges, stores results in SQLite (Postgres next)
- LLM-as-judge — accuracy + helpfulness rubrics out of the box, fully extensible
- CLI —
evalstack run <eval.yaml>runs a suite of eval cases and prints a diff - Web dashboard — Next.js + Tailwind UI for browsing runs, events, judge scores, and side-by-side event diffs
git clone https://github.com/anejakartik/evalstack.git
cd evalstack
pip install -e ./sdk
export OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-...
docker compose up -d # starts FastAPI server (:8000) + Next.js dashboard (:3000)
python examples/quickstart.py # runs a sample eval
open http://localhost:3000 # browse runs in the dashboardSee docs/architecture.md. Stack: Python + FastAPI + SQLite (→ Postgres) + Next.js dashboard, deployed on Fly.io + Vercel.
See ROADMAP.md. Top items: web dashboard, Postgres backend, A/B traffic split, Slack alerts on regression.
PRs welcome. See AGENTS.md if you're an AI coding agent working on this repo.
MIT — see LICENSE.



