What makes Future AGI's evaluation models more accurate than LLM-as-a-judge?
Future AGI uses purpose-trained evaluation models built specifically for scoring, unlike generic LLM judges which suffer from biases like verbosity and positional bias. These models provide error localization, pinpointing exact issues across various data types, at a fraction of the latency and cost of frontier models.
Is Future AGI open source and can it be self-hosted?
Yes, Future AGI is fully open source, allowing inspection of its evaluation, guardrail, and tracing mechanisms. Users can self-host for complete data sovereignty, use the managed cloud, or deploy via AWS Marketplace, ensuring control over evaluation logic and data.
How does Future AGI's pricing work, and what's included in the free tier?
Future AGI offers a freemium model with usage-based billing across six dimensions, each with generous monthly free tiers. The free plan includes 50 GB storage, 2K AI credits, 100K gateway requests, and unlimited team members, projects, and API access, with no credit card required to start.
How quickly can I integrate Future AGI into my existing agent workflow?
Most teams can achieve their first evaluation in under 10 minutes. Future AGI's SDK integrates with any agent framework (LangChain, LlamaIndex, etc.) with just a few lines of code. Its OpenTelemetry-native TraceAI library exports traces to existing observability stacks without requiring a workflow rebuild.
Can non-technical team members use Future AGI for evaluations?
Yes, the visual platform enables product managers, QA teams, and domain experts to configure evaluations, compare agent workflows, and review quality dashboards without writing code. A no-code prototyping module also allows non-developers to simulate multi-step agent configurations.