Add doceval to Toolkits - #3
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Thanks for your contribution! doceval tackles a real pain point, and I appreciate your transparency about being the author. After reviewing, I feel the current PR isn't yet ready for merging into the repo. My main concerns:
This is not a rejection of the idea – I think it has potential. Could you please:
Once these are addressed, I'd be happy to re-review. Looking forward to your updated PR! |
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Thanks for the detailed review — pushed updates addressing all three points:
Repo: https://github.com/dave8172/doceval (v0.2.0). Happy to address anything else — appreciate you taking the second look. |
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Adds doceval to the Toolkits section.
doceval is an open-source eval harness for LLM-based document extraction pipelines. Point it at any extractor function (Claude, GPT, regex, rules) and a labeled dataset — it returns field-level accuracy, a failure-mode taxonomy (missed field / wrong value / wrong format), and optional per-document cost tracking.
Disclosure: I'm the author.
https://github.com/dave8172/doceval