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If the grading model errors out (e.g. a 429 / 5xx) or returns unparseable output while scoring with llm_rubric, does that get counted as a failure against the agent being evaluated, or is it handled some other way? |
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No, a judge-side failure does not count against the agent. If the |
No, a judge-side failure does not count against the agent. If the
llm_rubricgrading call raises (transient API error) or returns output that can't be parsed into a verdict, the verifier abstains: it emits a criterion withweight=0andrequired=false, so it can neither drag down the weight-normalized reward nor fail an otherwise-passing run. The underlying error is still recorded on the criterion (errorfield) for inspection. The parser is also tolerant of prose- or fence-wrapped JSON, so only a genuine failure leads to an abstain rather than a verdict.