Promptfoo is an open-source LLM evaluation and red-teaming framework distributed as a TypeScript CLI and Node.js library under the MIT license. Developers use it to evaluate prompts, models, and RAG pipelines side by side, run automated red team attacks against LLM applications, scan code for LLM vulnerabilities in IDE and CI, and proxy Model Context Protocol traffic. Promptfoo also operates a commercial Enterprise platform at promptfoo.app for teams that need centralized governance, remediation reports, and shared evaluation history.
Promptfoo publishes 6 APIs on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include LLM Evaluation, Red Teaming, AI Security, Guardrails, and Open Source.
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The Promptfoo CLI is the primary entry point for running prompt and model evaluations from the command line or CI. It is installable via npm, Homebrew, pip, or npx and reads a Y...
The Promptfoo Node.js package exposes the same evaluation engine programmatically so developers can embed evaluations, assertions, and dataset runs directly into JavaScript and ...
Promptfoo Red Team generates adversarial test cases against LLM applications targeting prompt injection, jailbreaks, PII leakage, bias, and other OWASP LLM Top 10 categories. Ru...
Promptfoo Enterprise is the commercial SaaS at promptfoo.app providing centralized evaluation history, shared red team findings, remediation reports, role-based access control, ...
MCP Proxy is Promptfoo's security gateway for Model Context Protocol traffic, inspecting tool calls and responses flowing between agents and MCP servers to enforce policies and ...
Promptfoo Code Scanning analyzes source code in IDEs and CI pipelines to find LLM-related vulnerabilities including unsafe prompt construction, missing guardrails, and risky too...
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