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Evaluation Systems for GenAI — MangaAssist

AWS AIP-C01 Domain Coverage

Content Domain 5: Testing, Validation, and Troubleshooting Task 5.1: Implement evaluation systems for GenAI

This folder provides deep-dive implementation details for building production evaluation systems for the MangaAssist JP Manga chatbot. Every file is grounded in the MangaAssist architecture defined in 04-architecture-hld.md and 04b-architecture-lld.md.


Skill-to-File Mapping

Skill File What You Learn
5.1.1 FM Output Quality Assessment 01-fm-output-quality-assessment.md Metrics for relevance, factual accuracy, consistency, and fluency beyond traditional ML evaluation
5.1.2 Model Evaluation and Optimal Configuration 02-model-evaluation-optimal-configuration.md Bedrock Model Evaluations, A/B testing, canary testing, cost-performance analysis, token efficiency
5.1.3 User-Centered Evaluation 03-user-centered-evaluation.md Feedback interfaces, rating systems, annotation workflows for continuous FM improvement
5.1.4 Quality Assurance Processes 04-quality-assurance-processes.md Continuous evaluation workflows, regression testing, automated quality gates for deployments
5.1.5 Comprehensive Multi-Perspective Assessment 05-comprehensive-assessment-multi-perspective.md RAG evaluation, LLM-as-a-Judge, human feedback collection interfaces
5.1.6 Retrieval Quality Testing 06-retrieval-quality-testing.md Relevance scoring, context matching verification, retrieval latency measurement
5.1.7 Agent Performance Framework 07-agent-performance-framework.md Task completion rate, tool usage effectiveness, reasoning quality in multi-step workflows
5.1.8 Reporting and Visualization Systems 08-reporting-visualization-systems.md Visualization tools, automated reporting, model comparison dashboards
5.1.9 Deployment Validation Systems 09-deployment-validation-systems.md Synthetic user workflows, hallucination rate monitoring, semantic drift detection

Cross-Cutting Files

File What You Learn
10-technical-decisions-and-tradeoffs.md Decision matrices across all 9 evaluation skills, risk-mitigation tables
11-poc-implementations.md Deployable proof-of-concept evaluation systems with production Python code
12-interview-qa.md 30+ interview questions mapped to skills 5.1.1–5.1.9, behavioral and technical
13-intuition-and-strategic-direction.md Meta-learning synthesis, evaluation maturity model, career growth signals

Deep-Dive Scenario Folders

Each skill file has a matching subfolder containing follow-up scenarios with tiered questions (Easy → Medium → Hard → Very Hard) and answer keys:

Skill Scenarios
01-fm-output-quality-assessment/ Recommendation relevance scoring, FAQ factual accuracy validation, multi-turn consistency check, Japanese content fluency evaluation
02-model-evaluation-optimal-configuration/ Bedrock Sonnet vs Haiku evaluation, A/B testing and canary deployment, cost-performance token efficiency, latency-quality ratio analysis
03-user-centered-evaluation/ Thumbs feedback interface, response rating system, annotation workflow quality, implicit signal collection
04-quality-assurance-processes/ Continuous evaluation pipeline, regression testing model outputs, automated quality gates, golden dataset maintenance
05-comprehensive-assessment-multi-perspective/ RAG evaluation grounding check, LLM-as-Judge automated scoring, human feedback collection interface, cross-perspective agreement analysis
06-retrieval-quality-testing/ Relevance scoring with OpenSearch, context matching verification, retrieval latency measurement, embedding quality drift detection
07-agent-performance-framework/ Task completion rate measurement, tool usage effectiveness, reasoning quality in multi-step workflows, orchestrator routing accuracy
08-reporting-visualization-systems/ Evaluation dashboard design, automated reporting pipeline, model comparison visualization, stakeholder communication cadence
09-deployment-validation-systems/ Synthetic user workflow testing, hallucination rate and semantic drift, canary validation and rollback, post-deploy response consistency

These existing files in the repository cover adjacent evaluation topics. This folder builds on them rather than duplicating:

How to Use This Folder

Use Case Start Here
AIP-C01 Exam Prep Read skill files 01–09 in order for full Task 5.1 coverage
Production Work Start with 04 (QA Processes) and 09 (Deployment Validation) for immediate operational value
Interview Preparation Read 12 (Interview Q&A) first, then dive into specific skill files for depth
Career Growth Read 13 (Intuition and Strategic Direction) for meta-learning synthesis
Scenario Practice Pick any skill subfolder and work through the tiered questions

File Structure Convention

Each skill file follows this template: 1. AIP-C01 Skill Mapping — Exam domain and skill reference 2. User Story — As a [role], I want to [capability], so that [business value] 3. Acceptance Criteria — Measurable, testable outcomes 4. High-Level Design — Architecture diagrams (Mermaid), decision frameworks, taxonomy tables 5. Low-Level Design — Production Python code (dataclasses, evaluators, scorers, reporters) 6. MangaAssist Scenarios — 3–4 concrete examples grounded in the chatbot architecture 7. Intuition Gained — Meta-learning and core instincts developed

Each scenario subfolder contains: - README.md — Follow-up questions at Easy / Medium / Hard / Very Hard difficulty - ANSWERS.md — Answer key with reasoning grounded in the parent skill file