output-eval-dataset-design
SkillDesign diverse eval datasets using dimension-based variation. Use when bootstrapping eval datasets, when real traces are sparse, or when existing datasets miss edge cases.
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Design diverse eval datasets using dimension-based variation. Use when bootstrapping eval datasets, when real traces are sparse, or when existing datasets miss edge cases.
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README · ~7 min readDesigning Eval Datasets
Overview
Diverse datasets catch more failures. This skill teaches dimension-based dataset design — systematically varying inputs along axes that target failure-prone regions of your workflow. The output is a set of YAML dataset files ready for output workflow test.
When to Use
- Bootstrapping an eval dataset for a new workflow
- Existing datasets only cover happy paths
- Real production traces are sparse (fewer than 50)
- Stress-testing specific failure hypotheses from error analysis
When NOT to Use
- You already have 100+ representative real traces — use stratified sampling from those instead of generating synthetic data
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