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The Metric Library is organized by how each metric works. This page flips that around: start from what you want to measure and jump straight to the metrics that measure it.
Just starting out? A solid baseline for most agents is Latency, End Reason, and one custom Binary LLM Judge for your specific success criteria. Add more as you learn where your agent struggles.

Did the agent do its job? (task resolution & correctness)

Was it fast and responsive? (latency & reliability)

Does it sound natural? (voice quality — voice agents)

Does the audio have signal artifacts? (voice agents)

These metrics flag different audio patterns; their scores do not identify a technical cause. A low clipping score can miss distortion after rescaling, and natural speech gaps can resemble dropouts. See the Statistical metrics page for each metric’s scope and interpretation.

How did the customer feel? (sentiment & experience)

Did it follow the rules? (compliance & scripting)

Did it do the right things behind the scenes? (tools & traces)

Was the audio transcribed accurately? (STT accuracy)

What did it cost? (usage)


Once you know which metrics you want, add them to a run. For anything custom, see Write judge prompts and Configure metrics.