RAGProbe tests where a RAG system is likely to fail
RAGProbe is a tool that automatically creates hard questions for a and checks whether the system answers them correctly. It looks at how document chunks relate to each other in , then targets weak spots in that structure.
The tests focus on questions that need several pieces of information, facts that are easy to miss, distracting related content, and cases where two nearby chunks have confusing boundaries. The generated questions are sent to the running over HTTP, and the answers are graded.
The results can be compared with earlier runs as a diff for CI. Unlike tools such as RAGAS, DeepEval, and TruLens, it does not require people to write the test questions by hand.
Key points
- RAGProbe automatically generates test questions for a .
- It analyzes how document chunks relate to each other in .
- It targets multi-step questions, hidden facts, distracting content, and confusing chunk boundaries.
- It sends questions to the running system over HTTP and grades the answers.
- It can produce a diff for CI so teams can spot quality drops.