LangChain hosts Oct 28 workshop on when to trust an LLM judge in evals
LangChain · x · 2026-10-27
LangChain announced a virtual workshop on Oct 28 with Divya Sanskar on LLM-as-judge reliability: scoring trajectories with the trajectory match evaluator, tuning matching so evals fail on real behavior changes rather than argument formatting, choosing deterministic matching vs LLM-as-judge, and wiring evals into your loop to catch regressions pre-ship. RSVP open.
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