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Uses your evaluation prompt If you have a more complex evaluation prompt that you would like to run within Athina’s framework, we can support that with our CustomPrompt class.
  • Input: response, query, context, expected_response (whichever you specify in your prompt).
  • Type: boolean
  • Metrics: passed (0 or 1)
Example: Evaluation Inputs:
  • eval_prompt: “Think step-by-step. Based on the provided user query and refund policy, determine if the response adheres to the refund policy. User query: Refund policy: response: ”
  • query: “How many vacation days are we allowed?”
  • context: “Employees are allowed 15 holidays per year, and 5 days of paid leave.”
  • response: “Employees are allowed 20 vacation days per year, and 5 days of paid leave.”
Evaluation Results:
  • result: Fail
  • explanation: The response does not adhere to the refund policy provided. The refund policy is that employees are allowed 15 holidays per year, and 5 days of paid leave.

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How to use it in the SDK

Simply use the CustomPrompt class and specify your own eval_prompt. 
from athina.evals import CustomPrompt

eval_prompt = """
Think step-by-step.
Based on the provided user query, determine if the response answer the query correctly.
If it does then result should be True else False. Add explanation if False

User query: {{query}}
response: {{response}}
"""

data = [
    {
        "query": "Where is France and what is it's capital?",
        "context": ["France is the country in europe known for delicious cuisine", "Tesla is an electric car", "Elephant is an animal"],
        "response": "Tesla is an electric car",
    }
]

batch_run_result = CustomPrompt(
    display_name="Response must answer the query",
    required_args=["query", "response"],
    model="gpt-4o",
    eval_prompt=eval_prompt,
).run_batch(data=data)
See an example notebook → .
Note: Any variables you use in the prompt (for example: query, context, response) will be interpolated from your dataset.