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online-evaluations

Configure LangWatch online evaluations and guardrails for production traffic. Use when the user wants to score live traces or threads, monitor production quality, sample incoming traffic, or synchronously block unsafe requests and responses. Do not use for batch experiments.

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# Set Up Online Evaluations and Guardrails

Online evaluations apply reusable evaluators to production traffic:

- An online evaluation measures live traces or threads asynchronously.
- A guardrail runs synchronously and can stop or replace unsafe traffic.

## Hand Off Batch Testing Requests

If the user wants to test a dataset, compare prompts or models, benchmark, or create a CI quality gate, this is the wrong workflow.

1. If the `experiments` skill is available, load it and follow it now.
2. Otherwise, tell the user to install it with:
   ```bash