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Hi redditors We run a small team building AI products, and every time a new model drops, we have the same dilemma: should we switch or stick with what already works? The new model might be cheaper, faster, or smarter, but that doesn't mean it'll work better for our use case. It might break our prompts, return unexpected outputs, or mess up tool calls that were working perfectly fine before. Testing a few prompts manually doesn't give us much confidence either, and building a proper evaluation setup feels like a lot of work for a small team. We've been exploring a tool that takes real examples from your app, tests them against a new model, and shows you what breaks, what improves, and whether switching is worth it. I know tools like Promptfoo and Langfuse already exist, so I'm not claiming this is something entirely new. The idea is to make the whole process ridiculously simple, especially for teams that don't have an evaluation setup in place. We're trying to figure out if this is a problem other teams genuinely face or if we're overthinking it. Curious to hear how others deal with this!   submitted by   /u/Wooden_Monk_3390 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/9 05:10:12