The initial motivation is to run benchmarks, though the foundation is flexible and can support many other use cases over time.
It's already proving useful. For example, I can run a benchmark, view the results in a dashboard, and even feed the report into Claude Code to answer questions like:
"How did changing X affect the results?" or "What could be improved in the next run?"
The initial motivation is to run benchmarks, though the foundation is flexible and can support many other use cases over time.
It's already proving useful. For example, I can run a benchmark, view the results in a dashboard, and even feed the report into Claude Code to answer questions like: "How did changing X affect the results?" or "What could be improved in the next run?"