JuryArena
Beyond vibe eval: AI-jury picks the right LLM for you.
What it does
Choosing the right LLM for production shouldn't be based on intuition. JuryArena runs arena-style trials on your real prompts — an AI-jury watches two models go head-to-head, picks the winner, and saves every result as a reviewable trace. No ground truth needed. Open source and self-hostable.
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