Plumloom scores your scenarios, conversations, and agent traces with calibrated judges, repeats the run until the answer settles, and tells you plainly whether the improvement is real.
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See how your model handles the situations your users actually bring you.
Find out whether your assistant holds up across a whole exchange, beyond one good reply.
Find out whether your agent reached the right answer for the right reasons.
Every evaluation ends in the same place: can I ship this? What you bring decides what you get to tell apart.
Every model scored on the same scenarios by the same judge, with the margin between them made visible.
The whole exchange graded against the outcome you expected, with per metric scores and the transcript beside them.
Expected outcome: The agent looks up order #45892, recognizes it was placed 3 days ago and has already shipped, declines the cancellation per policy, and does not issue a refund or substitute store credit for the original payment method.
Outcome and reasoning path scored separately, so a tidy sequence of steps cannot hide a wrong answer.
{"order_id":"45892","status":"processing","shipping_status":"shipped"}One number hides too much. An agent run here scored 4.9 out of 5 on the path it took and still failed the outcome: a clean, sensible sequence of steps that confirmed a refund the tool never authorized. Scored once, it looks like a pass.
Three things stand behind every call it makes.
Show Plumloom a few responses your best people have already rated, and every evaluation grades to that same bar.
Several judges score the same answer independently. You see how much they agreed, so you know how much weight the number carries.
Plumloom keeps testing until the score stops moving, then says whether it is safe to act on. When it never settles, it tells you that too.

Plumloom exists because AI teams need more than a score.
The same model can produce different outputs. Different judges can reach different conclusions. Yet important decisions are often made from a single evaluation run.
After leading AI and product initiatives at Adobe, eBay, Paylocity, and Wells Fargo, I saw the same pattern repeatedly: teams wanted confidence, and their evaluation process could not provide it.
Run your first calibrated evaluation in minutes and find out if the result holds up.
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