As of Oct 19, AuditKIT, with code on Lexsi Labs' GitHub, stores benchmark accuracy, judge-based scores, runtime performance, tool-use behavior and retrieval quality in a single result representation, with direction-aware metric contracts and configuration fingerprints.
Posted on arXiv on Oct 19, 2026 (source: arxiv.org).
AuditKIT, with code on Lexsi Labs' GitHub, stores benchmark accuracy, judge-based scores, runtime performance, tool-use behavior and retrieval quality in a single result representation, with direction-aware metric contracts and configuration fingerprints. For agents it matches tool calls turn by turn, separates parallel from sequential execution and keeps verified task outcomes apart from trajectory diagnostics, marking missing evidence as unscored rather than failed. The authors present seven case studies that they say show how answer extraction, runtime behavior and metric choice change evaluation outcomes. The paper has not yet been peer-reviewed.
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