Evaluation harnesses
Regression sets, graded rubrics and LLM-as-a-judge scoring wired into the deploy path, so a change is scored before it reaches a user. Removes: shipping on intuition.
Tvaris Labs · Hyderabad, India
The model is no longer the hard part. Keeping an agentic system correct, affordable and debuggable on its ninetieth day in production is. That layer is what we build.
For three years the binding constraint on an AI feature was model capability. You waited for a better model and your problem got easier. That era closed. Frontier models now clear the bar for the overwhelming majority of commercial work on the first try.
What did not get easier is everything around the model. A system that calls tools, holds state across a long task and takes real actions has a failure surface that looks nothing like a request-response API. It degrades quietly. It costs a different amount every day. A prompt edit on Tuesday can break an output path nobody looks at until Friday.
So the question stopped being can the model do this and became can we tell, on any given day, whether it still is. That is an engineering problem, not a research one, and it is answered with the same boring apparatus every other production system needs: measurement, telemetry, containment, and data you can trust upstream of all three.
The difference is rarely the model, the framework or the talent. It is whether anyone built the instrumentation before the system got complicated enough to need it.
Without the layer
With it
The compounding runs in both directions. Instrumentation added in month one is a week of work. Added in month nine, after the system has grown branches nobody remembers, it is a rewrite with a live product on top of it.
An AI system where any engineer can make a change, see within minutes whether it made things better or worse, and know what it will cost.
That is the state we are trying to put you in. Not a smarter model — a system whose behaviour is legible enough that improving it becomes ordinary engineering work.
For product and data teams putting an agentic feature into production, Tvaris Labs is an engineering studio that builds the evaluation, telemetry and data systems that keep it correct once it is live. Unlike a consultancy staffing engineers by the month, or a platform selling you another dashboard to configure, we deliver working systems we have already built and operated for ourselves.
Useful specifically when the alternative — your own team doing it between sprints — keeps losing to the roadmap.
Regression sets, graded rubrics and LLM-as-a-judge scoring wired into the deploy path, so a change is scored before it reaches a user. Removes: shipping on intuition.
Token, latency and outcome traces attributed to feature, tenant and code path, with drift alerting on the metrics that matter. Removes: the monthly billing surprise and the silent regression.
Tool use, long-running state, retry and fallback policy, and approval gates wherever a wrong action would be expensive to undo. Removes: one failed step taking down the whole task.
Ingestion, transformation and cost control on Azure and AWS — our deepest bench, built at petabyte scale in production before this company existed. Removes: a well-instrumented system reasoning over bad input.
Stating this plainly is deliberate. You would be our first client engagement, and that belongs near the top of the page rather than in a late discovery on a call.
Five systems we built and still operate
DataCraves, RoboLLMs, Tvaris, FocusTu and ShortML are live, with real authentication, billing, entitlements, deployment and evaluation behind them. Not prototypes. We run them, including the parts that page us.
Decisions we can walk you through, including the wrong ones
For any of the five we can show you the architecture, what it cost, what we would build differently now, and the incidents that changed our mind. That is a more useful signal than a testimonial and harder to fake.
Depth in the specific problem, before the studio existed
Eight years of production data and ML platform work at Microsoft, Amazon and JPMorgan Chase — including pipelines over 200 TB of daily logs, a 70 percent compute and storage reduction, and an LLM-as-a-judge evaluation harness for a shipped Copilot feature.
Prices and limits published before you ask
Product pricing is on the site. What we will not take on is written down on the home page. Both are claims you can verify in one second, which is more than a reference call gives you.
What we are not claiming: users we do not have, revenue we have not earned, or clients we have not served. If a number is not on this page, it is because we could not stand behind it today.
You describe the system and where it is fragile. We tell you what we would instrument first, and whether the problem is actually one we should touch. If it is a data problem or a process problem wearing an AI costume, you will hear that on the call rather than in month six.
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