ocs-chatbot-eval

Processes chestnut images and generates a PDF report of findings.

1|2|Updated Apr 1, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/jjackson/ace --skill ocs-chatbot-eval
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Skill: ocs-chatbot-eval
Source: https://github.com/jjackson/ace/tree/main/skills/ocs-chatbot-eval
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jjackson/ace --skill ocs-chatbot-eval

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Quickly judges captured OCS chatbot transcripts to produce standardized verdicts and reports that feed gate decisions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Reads the most recent qa-captures transcript across quick, deep, and monitor modes and applies a four-dimension rubric (correctness, source usage, tone, tagging).
  • Generates a machine-readable verdict YAML under verdicts/ and a human-readable eval report under eval-reports/, plus a gate brief in deep mode.
  • Outputs per-item judgments and gate-surfaced insights to support risk and product decisions.

Quick Start

Run the ocs-chatbot-eval skill against a transcript to generate a verdict YAML and an eval report.

Frequently Asked Questions about ocs-chatbot-eval

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I evaluate chatbot transcripts using an LLM?

Evaluating chatbot transcripts with an LLM involves judging captured QA interactions against a rubric covering correctness, source usage, tone, and tagging to produce machine-readable verdicts and human-readable reports.

What is the best way to automate QA scoring for chatbot transcripts?

Automating QA scoring for chatbot transcripts is done by running an LLM-based verdict engine that reads recent qa-captures and outputs standardized scores alongside per-item judgments to support product decisions.

How does an LLM verdict engine work for chatbot evaluation?

An LLM verdict engine works by reading captured chatbot transcripts, applying a four-dimension rubric for correctness, source usage, tone, and tagging, and writing structured verdict YAML files to a verdicts directory.

Can I generate gate briefs from chatbot QA transcripts?

You can generate gate briefs from chatbot QA transcripts by running the evaluation in deep mode, which writes gate-surfaced insights to a gate-briefs directory to support downstream risk and product decisions.

What dimensions are scored when evaluating chatbot transcripts?

Evaluating chatbot transcripts scores four dimensions: correctness, source usage, tone, and tagging, producing per-item judgments that feed into standardized verdicts and human-readable eval reports.

Do I need specific transcript formats for LLM-based chatbot evaluation?

LLM-based chatbot evaluation requires transcripts stored in the ACE/<opp-name>/qa-captures directory, as the skill reads the most recent captures across quick, deep, and monitor modes to generate verdicts.