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Best Evaluation agent skills

Measuring whether models, agents and prompts actually work — scores, traces and test harnesses. The 10 highest-ranked of the 10 agent skills tagged Evaluation in the Onei AI catalogue.

Everything tagged Evaluation: apps, skills and MCP servers Best Evaluation AI tools (apps), ranked

  1. by Tencent

    Tencent's skill-evolution harness: it rewrites a whole skill folder — SKILL.md, scripts and references together — and lands every decision as a real Git issue, PR and wiki entry you can review.

    Editor's pick

  2. by NVIDIA

    Diagnoses wrong gradients in differentiable NVIDIA Warp programs by measuring first — comparing autodiff against finite differences on a shrunk reproduction before proposing any fix.

    Also: Python · Editor's pick · Copied 1 time

  3. by Anthropic

    Create, edit, and optimize Agent Skills — scaffold new skills, refine existing ones, run evals, and tune descriptions for reliable triggering.

    Copied 1 time

  4. by Agnost AI

    Walks a coding agent through wiring Agnost AI conversation analytics into a Python or TypeScript app — inspecting existing OpenTelemetry first and only adding an SDK when the traces are not usable.

    Also: MCP, Python

  5. by AMD

    AMD's official skill for benchmarking vLLM/SGLang inference and driving GPU kernel optimization with Magpie and TraceLens trace analysis.

  6. by Addy Osmani

    Sends every non-trivial decision to a fresh-context adversarial reviewer before it stands — for production, security-sensitive or irreversible work.

  7. by NVIDIA

    NVIDIA's official skill for building synthetic datasets with NeMo Data Designer — describe the data you want and the agent writes a declarative generation pipeline, column by column.

    Also: Python

  8. by Anthropic

    Anthropic's guide for building high-quality MCP servers end to end — research, tool design, implementation in TypeScript or Python, testing, and a 10-question evaluation suite.

    Also: MCP, Python

  9. by SerpApi

    A protocol for measuring whether agents can discover and use your tool without being told about it — WITH/WITHOUT trials, binary scoring, and lift as the only metric. The subject under test is your docs, not the model.

    Also: MCP

  10. by Anthropic

    Anthropic's official skill that appends 2-3 targeted follow-up questions to a substantive answer, prompting the reader to check facts, probe assumptions and spot missing context.

How this list is ranked

Ranked by 20 points for an editor's pick, plus 4 points per copy of the install command or SKILL.md up to 10, plus a point per 5 page views up to 100; ties go to the most recently updated. Discontinued skills are never ranked.

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