Splunk's Evaluation Engine turns agent traces into custom guardrails, 14x faster than LLM judges
ptkbhv · x · 2026-11-13
Splunk Agent Observability launched the Evaluation Engine: an evaluation tuner converts your agent traces and expert feedback into specialized small models for evals and runtime guardrails that enforce your own policies instead of a general LLM's "average" standards.
Key numbers
- In-house Eval-G1 models match the most accurate frontier LLM judges on PII and toxicity, catching 99.4% of leaked personal data — more than any model tested.
- Each verdict takes 1/3 second, up to 14x faster than frontier LLM judges, at a fraction of the cost.
- No data science team needed; build an evaluator in an afternoon once you have trustworthy examples.
Available now for Agent Observability customers in US regions.
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