Galileo is a data intelligence platform for AI that helps teams evaluate, debug, and improve LLM applications. It provides metrics for hallucination detection, context adherence, chunk quality, and response completeness. Galileo's guardrails can be deployed in production to catch quality issues in real-time.
Phoenix is an open-source LLM observability and evaluation platform from Arize AI. It supports OpenTelemetry-based tracing across LLM and agent applications, with built-in evaluators, dataset management, and prompt playgrounds. Phoenix can be self-hosted with Docker or run via the Arize-hosted cloud version.
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