Find the failures your dashboard can miss.
Fidelume combines production evidence, proactive challenge testing, calibrated quality teams, and regression memory so AI teams can see what is actually breaking, preserve what the team learns, and know what to test next.
Recovery path breaks after tool timeout
“Passed” and “reliable” are not always the same thing.
Automated evals are useful, but real users, difficult edge cases, grader blind spots, and product changes can reveal a very different story.
See how Fidelume closes the gap ↘Aggregate score looks healthy.
- Tool failureRecovery path breaks
- Grader blind spotHuman disagrees with “pass”
- RegressionOld defect quietly returns
A managed reliability loop, not a rating queue.
Production tells us what escaped. Proactive testing looks for what could fail next. Calibrated teams anchor judgment, continuity preserves context, and regression memory makes the learning compound.
Observe production reality
Sample interactions, anomalies, complaints, tool failures, and post-change behavior.
Challenge the workflow
Run edge, recovery, adversarial, regression, and fresh held-out scenarios.
Validate with a calibrated team
Use reviewers selected for the work, with ongoing calibration, QA, adjudication, and specialists when needed.
Investigate, protect, report
Turn failures into evidence, convert them into regression cases, and report what matters next.
Known failures become memory.
Recovery path after timeout
HIGH- Observed
- Incorrect handoff after retry
- Expected
- Safe recovery + user confirmation
- Evidence
- Reproduced in challenge set
Reliability review
Give your team something it can actually act on.
Fidelume’s output is built to answer the questions behind the score: what failed, how serious it is, whether it can be reproduced, and what should be tested after the fix. Review decisions stay tied to clear standards so the evidence can be inspected, not merely asserted.
Executive findingsWhat matters most and why.
Representative failure evidenceObserved vs. expected behavior, severity, and proof.
Regression memoryReusable cases that protect prior fixes.
Next test planWhere to focus attention in the next cycle.
The scope comes after the conversation.
We start with the workflow, the risk, the evidence you have, and the question your team needs answered. Then we recommend the smallest engagement that can answer it responsibly.
Reliability Diagnostic
Focused investigation to identify where the current reliability or evaluation process is weakest.
Reliability Pilot
A bounded engagement for one workflow with baseline testing, challenge cases, calibrated human review, and initial regressions.
Expanded Reliability Pilot
Deeper evidence and QA for broader volume, complex trajectories, higher-risk systems, or specialist review, with a quality team shaped around the scope.
Continuous Reliability
A recurring managed quality function across production sampling, challenge testing, ongoing calibration, evaluator continuity, regression upkeep, fix verification, and reporting.
Good. Start with the workflow, not the package.
Bring the reliability concern. We’ll ask the questions needed to understand what should be tested and what evidence would make the next decision easier.
Built for AI that already has something at stake.
Fidelume is most useful when a live or near-live workflow has real users, real business consequences, and a team that needs better reliability evidence.
Continuity is part of quality.
Fidelume does not treat evaluators as interchangeable labor. We build quality teams intentionally around the work: evaluators are selected for fit, calibrated against clear standards, coached as patterns emerge, and retained where continuity strengthens judgment.
As the engagement continues, the team builds familiarity with the client environment, use cases, recurring failure patterns, and how the standards apply in practice. That institutional knowledge stays with the work instead of resetting with every batch.
Built on years of direct AI evaluation experience.
Fidelume was built from years of hands-on experience evaluating AI outputs, applying structured quality criteria and rubrics, identifying failure patterns and inconsistencies, and documenting findings for review.
That experience shaped the way we approach managed AI quality today: evidence-based, disciplined, and designed for consistent judgment over time. It informs how we select teams, calibrate decisions, preserve context, and turn findings into evidence a client can actually use.
Bring us one AI workflow.
Tell us what the workflow is expected to do, where failure matters, and what you are trying to understand or improve. We will use that context to determine the quality approach, evidence, and team the work actually requires.