Agent Skills: eval-frameworks
Evaluation framework patterns for RAG and LLMs, including faithfulness metrics, synthetic dataset generation, and LLM-as-a-judge patterns. Triggers: ragas, deepeval, llm-eval, faithfulness, hallucination-check, synthetic-data.
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