
Developed a reusable, rubric-based web research environment within the hud-evals/hud-sdk repository, enabling structured evaluation workflows powered by the Exa API. The work involved designing and implementing end-to-end scaffolding, including configuration files, a Dockerfile, and a Python backend with an MCP server. Leveraging skills in API integration, Docker, and FastAPI, the environment allows agents to search the web, retrieve content, and submit answers for rubric-based assessment. This foundation supports scalable evaluation processes and accelerates research iteration. The release included a TLDC rubric example, establishing a reproducible baseline for future extensions and facilitating experimentation in web-based LLM evaluation.
October 2025: Delivered a reusable Exa-powered rubric-based web research environment within hud-evals/hud-sdk, establishing a tangible example for rubric-driven evaluation. Implemented end-to-end scaffolding (configuration files, Dockerfile, Python backend, and MCP server) enabling agents to search the web, fetch content, submit answers, and receive rubric-based evaluations. This work lays the foundation for scalable evaluation workflows and faster iteration in research and product experiments.
October 2025: Delivered a reusable Exa-powered rubric-based web research environment within hud-evals/hud-sdk, establishing a tangible example for rubric-driven evaluation. Implemented end-to-end scaffolding (configuration files, Dockerfile, Python backend, and MCP server) enabling agents to search the web, fetch content, submit answers, and receive rubric-based evaluations. This work lays the foundation for scalable evaluation workflows and faster iteration in research and product experiments.

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