Agenta is an open-source LLMOps platform for building reliable AI apps. Manage prompts, run evaluations, and debug traces with your team.

Added on November 2, 2025
Agenta

What is Agenta?

Agenta is an open-source LLMOps platform that helps AI teams build and ship reliable LLM applications. Developers and subject matter experts work together to experiment with prompts, run evaluations, and debug production issues. The platform addresses a common problem: LLMs are unpredictable, and most teams lack the right processes. Prompts get scattered across tools. Teams work in silos and deploy without validation. When things break, debugging feels like guesswork. Agenta centralizes your LLM development workflow: Experiment: Compare prompts and models side by side. Track version history and debug with real production data. Evaluate: Replace guesswork with automated evaluations. Integrate LLM-as-a-judge, built-in evaluators, or your own code. Observe: Trace every request to find failure points. Turn any trace into a test with one click. Monitor production with live evaluations.

Agenta's Core Features

Centralized Prompt Management

Store, version, and organize prompts in a single place with full change history so teams can iterate safely and avoid scattered prompt copies across tools.

Unified Playground & Model Comparison

Compare prompts and multiple models side-by-side, run experiments on real production data, and keep track of outcomes to choose the best model/configuration.

Automated & Custom Evaluations

Run automated evaluation pipelines using built-in evaluators, LLM-as-a-judge, or your custom code to validate changes and quantify performance before deployment.

Observability & Trace-Based Debugging

Trace every request end-to-end, annotate failure points, convert any trace to a test with one click, and monitor production with live evaluations to detect regressions.

Collaboration Workflow for Cross-Functional Teams

Bring product managers, developers, and domain experts together with role-appropriate UIs for safe prompt editing, annotation, and human evaluation.