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@eval-kit/ui

v0.3.1

Published

React components and pages for scoring, reviewing, and diffing eval runs. Tailwind + Radix.

Readme

@eval-kit/ui

React components for scoring, reviewing, and diffing eval runs. Tailwind + Radix. Built for eval-kit — the scoring cockpit for research agents.

npm version License: MIT

Install

npm install @eval-kit/ui @eval-kit/core
# or
pnpm add @eval-kit/ui @eval-kit/core

Peer deps: react ^18 || ^19, react-dom ^18 || ^19. Bring your own Tailwind setup.

What's in the box

  • Page-level surfacesDashboardPage, RunReviewPage, DiffPage. Drop-in views composed from the primitives below.
  • Scoring primitivesScoreSlider, StepReviewCard, DimensionExplainer, AutosaveBadge. The 0–3 rubric UI.
  • InboxInboxView, InboxRow. Prioritized queue with keyboard-first scoring (1/2/3, j/k, a, s, Enter).
  • Diff viewDiffRow, RegressionSummary, ToolCallDelta. Two-run side-by-side comparison.
  • ShellAppShell, SidebarNav, CommandPalette, ThemeToggle, SessionTracker. The dashboard chrome.
  • Design primitivesButton, Card, Dialog, Popover, Tabs, Tooltip, Pill, Badge, StatCard, Sparkline, Kbd, EmptyState, InlineHelp, ProgressRing, Select, Input, Textarea. All Tailwind + Radix-based, themed via CSS variables.

Usage

Import the styles once at your app root:

import "@eval-kit/ui/styles.css";

Then use components directly:

import { RunReviewPage } from "@eval-kit/ui";
import type { ScoredRun, EvalSuite } from "@eval-kit/core";

export default function ReviewRoute({ run, suite }: { run: ScoredRun; suite: EvalSuite }) {
  return (
    <RunReviewPage
      run={run}
      suite={suite}
      onSave={async (updated) => { /* server action */ }}
    />
  );
}

The dashboard at apps/dashboard in the main repo is a complete reference — every component has a real usage you can copy.

Tailwind setup

The primitives use a token system (bg-surface, text-fg, border-edge, etc.) defined in src/styles/tokens.css. Either:

  1. Import @eval-kit/ui/styles.css (recommended — gets you the tokens and base styles)
  2. Or copy src/styles/tokens.css and customize for your brand

Tailwind config: ensure content includes node_modules/@eval-kit/ui/dist/**/*.{js,mjs}.

Status

v0.3.0 — API stable for the 0.3.x line. Component surfaces may grow in v0.4 (multi-reviewer, agreement view) and v0.5 (training proposals).

Links

License

MIT