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Vitest Evals

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Quickstart

Add the vitest-evals setup blueprint to an existing Bapx project:

bapX add tooling vitest-evals

The blueprint guides your coding agent through installing the test dependencies, creating a dedicated eval configuration, adapting Bapx’s public SDK to a vitest-evals harness, and writing a starter case for behavior already defined by your application.

Overview

vitest-evals adds eval harnesses, judges, normalized reports, and CI reporting to Vitest. The Bapx integration evaluates the same public HTTP boundary used by a deployed application rather than importing Bapx runtime internals.

The generated harness:

  • prompts an HTTP-exposed agent through @bapX/sdk;
  • gives each eval case a fresh agent instance;
  • captures the prompt’s event sequence using its server-provided offset and submission ID;
  • records response text, model usage, costs, and tool calls in the normalized eval result;
  • supports local servers and deployed applications through FLUE_BASE_URL.

The blueprint does not expose an existing agent automatically. Confirm that the agent’s route export and its authentication are appropriate before evaluating it over HTTP.

Run evals

Start the Bapx application in one terminal:

npx bapX dev

After the server is ready, run evals in another terminal:

npm run evals

The server process needs the application’s normal model-provider credentials. To evaluate a deployment, set its public mount URL:

FLUE_BASE_URL=https://preview.example.com npm run evals

Configure a token or request headers in the SDK client when the target is protected. Never commit provider or application credentials.

Reports

The blueprint adds commands for compact terminal output, detailed tool and usage output, and a JSON artifact. Open the JSON report locally with:

npx vitest-evals serve vitest-results.json

The same artifact can be published by the getsentry/vitest-evals GitHub Action. Reports can contain prompts, outputs, tool arguments and results, errors, and application metadata; review retention and access requirements before uploading them.

vitest-evals does not include a Braintrust reporter. Bapx’s Braintrust integration can independently trace the application execution, but those traces do not replace eval cases, assertions, judges, or CI gates.

Next steps

See Evals for designing cases, choosing deterministic assertions or judges, evaluating workflows, and understanding the harness. A complete runnable project is available in examples/vitest-evals.