Connect Braintrust integrations
Calibrate your team's AI evaluations and project datasets by integrating Braintrust with Make. Connecting this platform to our workflow automation tool lets you automatically log production traces, run experiments, and version control prompts. Register for a free account today to sync model test results directly to your developer dashboards.
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Automate and Integrate Braintrust with Make for Smart AI Workflows
Connect Braintrust to Make to automate your AI workflows. Sync data from Google Sheets or Airtable, get instant alerts in Slack, and trigger prompt tests from Notion and Jira.
Automated LLM Logging
Automatically capture and send user interactions from your customer support or CRM apps directly to Braintrust for real-time performance logging.
Instant Performance Alerts
Get instant Slack or email notifications whenever your AI model's evaluation scores fall below your quality standards.
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No-Code Dataset Syncing
Keep your evaluation datasets up to date by automatically syncing new test cases from tools like Google Sheets or Airtable to Braintrust.
Automated Prompt Testing
Trigger automatic evaluation runs in Braintrust whenever your team updates a prompt in project management tools like Notion or Jira.
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