Evals from your production failures

Know whether your last change made the agent better or worse.

Zoroval builds evals from the failures your agent actually produces in production, then re-checks every release against them. A regression surfaces as a number that moved, not a customer complaint.

For teams past the demo stage. Now onboarding a limited number of design partners.

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Dashboard

Latest evaluation day · 14 Mar 2026
Error rate42.9%▲ 9.5 pts higher than 13 Mar
Traces evaluated2801,940 all time
Errors caught120835 all time
Codes monitored2within plan limit

Error rate by failure mode

Hallucinated external fact Ignored gate failure
100%755025 11 Mar13 Mar14 Mar 71% 8%
Hallucinated external factTrace day 14 Mar Active 71.4%198 of 277
Ignored gate failureTrace day 14 Mar Active 8.3%23 of 277
Wrong output formatNo longer sampled Stopped 31.0%historical

Each failure mode is scored by a judge calibrated against your team's own labels, on every trace, every day.

01

Mine

We read your production traces and surface the failure modes your agent actually exhibits, grounded in your data rather than a vendor's checklist.

02

Codify

Those failures become a taxonomy specific to your team, with judge models calibrated against human labels, so the evals are ones you can trust.

03

Guard

Every change you ship is re-checked against that taxonomy, so you know whether a release made things better or worse before your users do.

From dashboard signal to the exact traces your engineers need to fix.

Every monitored failure mode, how often it fired, and the exact traces behind each number, written up so it can go straight to the team that owns the fix.

Top agent errors

277 production traces analysed · 11–14 Mar 2026

#Failure modeFlaggedRate
1Hallucinated external fact198 / 27771%
2Wrong output format86 / 27731%
3Ignored gate failure23 / 2778%
trace 4e6393a6d1b8

Output cited a study and two named sources with no supporting material anywhere in the trace.

Teams running LLM agents in production (LangChain, LangGraph, or custom stacks) who are past the demo stage and now debugging failures they can't name, count, or catch before shipping.