AI Evaluations
Learn about Dart and Flutter's evaluation frameworks for measuring AI tooling reliability.
To explore the evaluation strategy, view the open-source dataset and scoring rubrics, or get involved with community benchmark datasets, visit the Flutter Evals repository.
Evaluating the capabilities and reliability of AI agents requires testing approaches that model actual developer tasks. Because LLMs are non-deterministic, standard unit testing is insufficient for verifying agentic behaviors like codebase navigation, plan execution, and code synthesis.
To build developer confidence in AI tooling, Dart and Flutter use an evaluation system ("evals") to test critical user journeys (CUJs). Evals measure both deterministic code correctness (compilation, lints, automated tests) and qualitative performance (reasoning, safety, and conciseness) using automated model judges and expert human grading.
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