promptfoo-results

You can check Promptfoo eval results by querying the local SQLite database directly. This Skill reads the promptfoo.db file to retrieve recent runs, test statuses, and grading reasons without needing the web UI.

Yes, you can list failing test descriptions, scores, and grading reasons from the command line. The Skill queries the local Promptfoo SQLite database to drill into specific failures and format them for quick review.

You can compare Promptfoo eval results across multiple runs by querying the local SQLite database. The Skill supports retrieving and comparing historical eval outcomes to identify regressions or improvements directly from the stored data.

No additional dependencies are required to query the Promptfoo SQLite database. The Skill utilizes standard sqlite3 commands to read the promptfoo.db file and format results for quick QA checks.

The best way to audit Promptfoo behavioral test outcomes is by querying the local SQLite database. This Skill enables instant retrieval of recent eval runs, descriptions, and specific test scores for quick QA checks.

Promptfoo stores local test results in a SQLite database file named promptfoo.db. The Skill accesses this file directly to inspect recent runs, compare evals, and review specific failures without the web UI.