feat: LLM Judge#112
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LLM Judge
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llm_judgescorer which uses an inference model to grade based on a rubric.Generated Summary:
llm_judge.pyto implement a scoring system using a language model (LLM) to evaluate outputs against a rubric.JudgeInputandJudgement, to structure the input data and output results respectively.llm_judge, which evaluates the input based on the rubric and provides metrics, including score and pass/fail status.__init__.pyto include the newllm_judgescorer in the module's exports, ensuring it can be easily accessed.pyproject.tomlto upgrade therigginglibrary to version^3.2.1for compatibility with the new scoring functionality.This summary was generated with ❤️ by rigging