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Open-source library for evaluating LLM applications with metrics and eval loops

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Tool type
Open-source LLM evaluation library
Made for
Developers building LLM applications
Runs on
Python environment via pip
Installed as a Python package with pip; specific operating systems are not listed.
Last checked
29 Oct 2026
3 product sources

What it does

Ragas is a library for evaluating Large Language Model (LLM) applications. It takes in evaluation data such as questions, retrieved contexts, and ground-truth answers, and produces metrics describing how well the application performs. It can also generate synthetic evaluation datasets tailored to your requirements and monitor quality for applications running in production.

People use Ragas to move from informal "vibe checks" to a repeatable experiment loop: make a change, run evaluations, observe results, and iterate. Its distinguishing features are an experiments-first workflow, metrics you can define with simple decorators or choose from a built-in library, and built-in dataset management and result tracking. Its documentation describes integration with frameworks such as LangChain and LlamaIndex.

Ragas suits developers and teams building RAG or other LLM applications who want systematic evaluation. Installation is via pip (pip install ragas) and the documentation provides a quickstart. Metrics are LLM-driven, so evaluations depend on an LLM, and enterprise features require contacting the team directly.

What it can do

  • Automatic metrics to measure performance and robustness of LLM applications
  • Synthetic generation of diverse evaluation data customised to requirements
  • Online monitoring to evaluate quality of LLM applications in production
  • Custom metrics created with simple decorators or a library of available metrics
  • Built-in dataset management and result tracking
  • Experiments-first workflow for evaluating changes consistently

Works with

  • LangChain
  • LlamaIndex

Before you choose

  • Metrics are LLM-driven, so evaluation results depend on the LLM used.
  • Enterprise features and collaborations are not self-serve; the site directs users to email the team or talk to the founders.
  • Support questions are directed to the Discord community, not a formal support channel described in the pages.

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Get started

Run pip install ragas, then follow the quickstart guide.

  1. Install the package with pip install ragas.
  2. Follow the quickstart guide to run your first evaluation.
  3. Define or select metrics and prepare an evaluation dataset for your application.
Install with pip

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