Getting started

Sign in with Bookbag, organizations and projects, environments and targets, API keys, and the project roles.

• What is EvalBook?Bookbag's evaluation product in one page: what it measures, what it issues, how it fits beside CodeBook and MadeBook, and what it never does.
• Sign in and organizationsEvalBook has no sign-in of its own. You sign in with your Bookbag account, the organization is the tenant, and people and roles are managed at Bookbag SSO.
• ProjectsA project is EvalBook's work container. Creating one, its settings, archiving it with its exact name, the free-plan limit, and how it links to CodeBook and MadeBook workspaces.
• Environments and targetsEnvironments say where a span came from or where an evaluation ran; targets say what is being evaluated. Both are named by the project and bound to spans, API keys and subjects.
• API keysProject API keys (evb_) for SDKs, collectors and CI, shown once, with scopes that are a ceiling under their creator's roles; and runner tokens (evr_) for executable scorers.
• Roles and accessOrganization roles come from Bookbag SSO; project roles are EvalBook's own and are separated duties, not a ladder. The capabilities each role holds, and how they combine.