Eval Charts add animated, accessible layer
Alasdair Monk built a new eval-chart component from scratch after not finding an existing option that fit. It adds animation, touch-friendly tooltips, accessibility support, and model/provider logos, with open sourcing promised soon.
This is the kind of utility layer that looks narrow until teams start using evals to compare real model behavior in front of humans; then the UX becomes part of the product. Provider logos and richer tooltips make model comparisons easier to scan, especially when multiple vendors or checkpoints are on the same chart. Touch support and a11y are the tell that this is meant for real dashboard usage, not a one-off demo screenshot. Building it from scratch suggests general-purpose chart libs were too generic for eval-specific storytelling and interaction. If it ships open source, it could become a useful UI primitive for LLM eval dashboards and internal benchmark tooling.
DISCOVERED
2h ago
2026-04-30
PUBLISHED
3h ago
2026-04-30
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almonk