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Results for “hallucination detection”

11 tools in this category · Updated

“hallucination detection”CodingBacked by Y CombinatorShowing 11 tools
  • Supervisionby RoboflowYC S20Reusable computer vision tools for datasets, detections, and video processingFree
  • Tavus Conversational Video Interface (CVI)by TavusYC S21Real-time face-to-face AI video agents built on Tavus APIsUnknown
  • Roboflow Inferenceby RoboflowYC S20Self-hosted computer vision inference server with WorkflowsFree
  • Roboflowby RoboflowYC S20Vision AI platform for building, training, deploying and monitoring computer vision applications.Freemium
  • DeepSourceby DeepSourceYC W20AI code review and static analysis for pull requests$24+/user/moFree trial
  • Vogentby VogentYC S21A platform for building, testing, and deploying conversational voice AI agents.Unknown
  • UpTrainby UpTrainYC W23Open-source platform for evaluating and improving LLM applications.Freemium
  • Cekuraby CekuraYC F24Testing, monitoring, and evaluation for voice and chat AI agents.Unknown
  • Laminarby LaminarYC S24Trace AI agents and find recurring failures across their runsFreemium
  • cubicby cubicYC X25Review pull requests with codebase context and team-specific rulesFreemium
  • Canaryby CanaryYC W26Canary tests code changes made by AI coding agents.Contact sales

That’s all 11 tools.

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