RAG and LLM Evaluation Components for React
The screens you build once an AI feature is real and has to be trusted: what the retriever found and what reached the model, whether each claim in an answer is backed by its source, where a document got stuck on its way into the index, and how much of the context window each part took.
For the work of improving a prompt or choosing a model, a test matrix shows every case with expected and actual output and calls out regressions, and a comparison view puts several models' answers side by side with time, tokens and cost. Each component renders the data you pass and reports what the user does; none of them calls a model or a database.
10 components, 1 free. React, TypeScript and Tailwind CSS, light and dark.
All AI UI componentsRetrieval Inspector
PaidWhat the retriever found for a question, and which chunks reached the model.
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Citation Verification
PaidEach claim in an answer beside the evidence, with a verdict a person can set.
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Ingestion Pipeline
PaidFiles going into a knowledge base, each with its own chain of steps.
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Prompt Test Matrix
PaidA prompt against its test cases: expected, actual, and what regressed.
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Model Comparison
PaidOne prompt, several models, answers side by side with time, tokens and cost.
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Context Window
FreeWhat filled a model's context, part by part, and what was cut.
Eval Leaderboard
PaidModels and prompts ranked on one evaluation, with the caveats on screen.
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Output Validator
PaidA model's JSON checked against its schema, with each problem on its field.
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Evidence Map
PaidClaims and sources joined by what supports, contradicts or only gives context.
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Data Lineage
PaidWhere an AI output came from, and which upstream data is stale or missing.
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