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Finding your way around EvalGate

The EvalGate web app has two main areas: the sidebar on the left and the main panel on the right. Everything you do happens in one of them. A screenshot of the EvalGate workspace showing the sidebar on the left and the main panel on the right.

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The sidebar

The sidebar is deliberately short. It carries only the places you return to most:
  1. Home (/dashboard) — work waiting on a person.
  2. Running (/running) — work in flight.
  3. Review (/review) — decisions that need a human reviewer.
  4. Proof (/proof) — what was measured, decided, and enforced.
  5. Search — opens the search box (⌘K / Ctrl+K) for everything else.
Docs, Setup guide, and Settings sit at the bottom of the sidebar. Every other feature — Evaluations, Datasets, Measurement, Evidence, Releases, Eval packs, Playgrounds, Repository AI Map (/repository-intelligence), Verification (/eval-loop), Continuous evaluation, Developer, and more — opens from Search in the sidebar or header. Older links such as /traces or /scorers redirect to their new home. Copilot lives on the dashboard and on Prompt, Dataset, and Scorer hubs, plus /copilot for proposal history. The workspace switcher in the header changes workspaces; your avatar menu opens settings and signs out. There is no mounted command palette (Cmd+K) and no Records chrome section. To hide the sidebar, click the toggle at the left of the header.

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The main panel

The main panel shows the content for whatever you selected in the sidebar. Use the page’s own actions — New evaluation, New prompt, Bind to evaluation — rather than a global overflow menu.

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Where each feature lives

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