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Introducing Ori Eval： the easiest way to write your first eval. There's no definitive best model， o…
OpenRouter 推出 Ori Eval 简化评估流程
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X (formerly Twitter)Introducing Ori Eval: the easiest way to write your first eval. There's no definitive best model, only the best model for each task. Ori Eval leverages OpenRouter's APIs for each task in your codebase, and then evaluates the results. curl -fsSL https://t.co/ABRt1wxtZ4
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What to take from this signal
Context
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Builder takeaway
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