Your prompts define behavior.
We make it measurable.

Wrap your LLM calls with Agent Plasticity. We analyze your prompts, extract behavioral expectations, and score every output — enabling you to align your agent to your exact intent.

agent.ts
const { text } = await generateText({
  model: openai("gpt-5.2"),
  system: "Be concise. Use markdown.
    Cite sources."
})
Behavioral Scores
Conciseness
Markdown
Citations
10864Jan 6Jan 9Jan 12Jan 15Jan 18Jan 21Jan 24
Conciseness
"Be concise"
8.2+0.4
Markdown
"Use markdown"
9.6+0.1
Citations
"Cite sources"
6.1-1.3

What is Agent Plasticity?

You have AI agents — chatbots, code assistants, whatever. They make LLM calls. You want to know: are they doing a good job?

Agent Plasticity answers that by:

1

Collecting every AI call your agent makes

One async API call per LLM interaction. Zero latency impact on your agent.

2

Figuring out what "good" means for that specific agent

We read your prompts and extract the behavioral expectations you already wrote — conciseness, tone, format, citations.

3

Scoring each call automatically using an LLM-as-judge

Every output gets evaluated against your specific behavioral metrics. Each score comes with reasoning tied to your prompt.

4

Showing you trends over time in a dashboard

See which behaviors hold up, which ones drift, and catch regressions before your users do.

How it works

Your prompts already say what "good" looks like. We extract those expectations and score every output.

01

Send your AI calls

Forward prompts and outputs as they happen. One API call, zero latency impact.

await fetch(url, {
  body: JSON.stringify({
    prompt, output, model
  })
})
02

We read your prompts

AI analyzes the instructions in your prompt and extracts measurable behaviors.

"be concise"Conciseness
"use markdown"Format Compliance
"cite sources"Source Citation
03

Score and track

Every output is scored. See which behaviors hold up and which ones drift.

Conciseness
8.2
Format
9.6
Citations
6.1
Citations drifting — may need prompt update

See why a behavior scored the way it did

Every metric comes with reasoning tied back to your prompt. You told the model to be concise — we tell you whether it was, and exactly where it fell short.

Reasoning tied to specific prompt instructions
Behavioral scores on a 1-10 scale
Trend detection across evaluations
Regression alerts when behaviors drift
Evaluation #24Jan 22, 14:32
8.2
Overall Behavior Score
0.3 from previous
Conciseness7.8

"Be extremely concise"

Second paragraph restates points from the introduction. Could be 40% shorter.

Markdown Compliance9.6

"Only answer in markdown"

Proper heading hierarchy, code blocks, and bullet lists throughout.

Source Citation7.2

"Cite your data sources"

Two of four claims cite sources. BMI threshold and medication dosage are uncited.

One line to integrate

No SDK, no config files. Forward your calls and we handle the rest.

your-agent.ts
// Your existing agent code
const output = await llm.generate(prompt)

// Add Agent Plasticity
await fetch("https://app/api/ingest", {
  method: "POST",
  headers: { Authorization: "Bearer <token>" },
  body: JSON.stringify({ prompt, output, model })
})

Why we built this

When you build an AI agent, you write a prompt full of behavioral instructions: be concise, use markdown, cite your sources, keep a conversational tone. These instructions define the contract between you and the model.

But once that agent is in production, there's no way to know if those instructions are being followed. Did it stay concise? Did it cite sources? The only feedback loop is user complaints — and by then it's too late.

The fundamental issue: your prompts are full of behavioral expectations, but none of them are measured.

Most evaluation tools ask you to define generic metrics — accuracy, helpfulness, safety. We take a different approach. We read the prompt you already wrote, extract the specific behaviors you asked for, and measure whether the model actually follows them.

Your prompt is the spec. We just make it measurable.

Stop guessing if your prompts are working

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