Debugging
DebuggAI provides powerful debugging tools to help you identify and fix issues in your AI applications.
What is AI Debugging?
AI debugging is the process of identifying and fixing issues in AI applications. Unlike traditional debugging, AI debugging focuses on the unique aspects of AI systems, such as:
- Prompt Engineering: Identifying issues with how prompts are constructed
- Model Behavior: Understanding why a model responded in a certain way
- Response Quality: Evaluating the quality of model responses
- Performance Issues: Identifying bottlenecks and inefficiencies
Key Debugging Features
DebuggAI offers several key debugging features:
Request Tracing
Trace requests through your application to understand how they're processed:
- Prompt History: See the full history of prompts sent to the model
- Response History: See the full history of responses received from the model
- Metadata: View additional information about each request
- Performance Metrics: See how long each request took and how many tokens were used
Prompt Analysis
Analyze your prompts to identify issues and opportunities for improvement:
- Prompt Quality: Evaluate the quality of your prompts
- Prompt Suggestions: Get suggestions for improving your prompts
- Prompt Comparison: Compare different versions of a prompt to see which performs better
- Prompt Templates: Create and manage prompt templates to ensure consistency
Response Evaluation
Evaluate the quality of model responses:
- Response Quality: Evaluate the quality of responses based on various criteria
- Hallucination Detection: Identify when a model is generating false or misleading information
- Response Comparison: Compare different responses to the same prompt
- Response Templates: Create and manage response templates to ensure consistency
Error Analysis
Analyze errors to understand why they occurred:
- Error Types: Categorize errors by type
- Error Patterns: Identify patterns in errors
- Error Resolution: Get suggestions for resolving errors
- Error Tracking: Track errors over time to see if they're being resolved
Debugging Workflow
Here's a typical debugging workflow with DebuggAI:
- Identify the Issue: Use monitoring to identify issues in your AI application
- Trace the Request: Use request tracing to understand how the request was processed
- Analyze the Prompt: Use prompt analysis to identify issues with the prompt
- Evaluate the Response: Use response evaluation to identify issues with the response
- Fix the Issue: Make changes to your application based on your findings
- Verify the Fix: Monitor the application to ensure the issue is resolved
Best Practices
Here are some best practices for debugging your AI applications:
- Add Context: Add metadata to your requests to provide context for debugging
- Use Tracing: Use request tracing to understand how requests are processed
- Compare Versions: Compare different versions of prompts and responses to see which performs better
- Test Systematically: Test changes systematically to ensure they have the desired effect
- Document Findings: Document your findings to help others understand the issues and solutions
Next Steps
Now that you understand how debugging works in DebuggAI, you can:
- Learn about Analytics to see how to analyze your AI application's performance and behavior
- Explore Request Tracing to learn more about tracking requests in detail