AuraOne Open / Evaluation authoring

Build rubrics reviewers can inspect, test, and diff.

Write criterion-level rubrics. Preview the scoring, calibrate against gold examples, and see what your wording change did to the scores.

For evaluation, model, and Human Data teams that need scoring behavior to stay reviewable before release.

License
MIT License
Data handling
Rubric projects remain local unless the operator explicitly exports, shares, or connects a hosted service. A read-only example build of the editor runs at rubric-studio.auraone.ai, allowing you to explore the interface in the browser before running locally.
Rubric Studio Open scoring workspace with the active criterion, response sample, and local example score.
Scoring evidence in one frameThe active criterion, the selected response, and the local example score stay together on desktop and mobile.

What you can do

Follow the work from input to a usable result.

Get started

Open the source and follow the current README.

Clone the repository, inspect the license and lockfile, then use the current README for supported runtime and build commands.

git clone https://github.com/auraoneai/rubric-studio-open.git

Author criteria

Definitions, examples, and validation live in one versioned workspace.

Preview and calibrate

Test local or configured judges against samples and compare agreement with reviewed gold labels.

Diff and export

See how a wording change moves the scores. Then export the rubric spec and judge card.

Rubric Studio Open workflow

See how the product moves from setup through a useful output.

  1. 01

    Define the criterion

    Name the behavior and the scoring scale. Give examples and say what does not count.

    Versioned criterion file

  2. 02

    Preview scoring

    Run example responses through the selected scoring path.

    Criterion-level scoring trace

  3. 03

    Calibrate

    Compare judge results and human-reviewed gold labels to expose disagreement.

    Calibration and drift record

  4. 04

    Review the diff

    Inspect wording changes beside score and classification impact.

    Version and score-impact diff

  5. 05

    Prepare the handoff

    Release only the version whose criteria, validation, and ownership are visible.

    Rubric manifest and judge card

Release specifications

What is included in this release

Review the current source, release, runtime, and support information.

Criterion
Definition, scale, and required evidenceVersioned rubric file
Validation
Schema checks, sample coverage, and unsupported conditionsProject validation record
Calibration
Gold labels, where the judge disagreed, and the reviewerCalibration run
Release
Version, score-impact diff, and judge cardPortable release bundle

Availability

Current release and install details.

Review the current version, source, packages, downloads, supported platforms, and install options.

Verified

Rubric Studio Open availability

Rubric Studio Open, its browser editor, and checksum-recorded macOS Apple Silicon release remain on product version 0.2.0. The release notes report Apple signing and notarization; this audit independently verified the GitHub digest, not the Apple trust chain. The npm companion is published separately as 0.2.1.

Rubric Studio Open DMG

macOS Apple Silicon / 0.2.0

GitHub serves this exact SHA-256 digest. The v0.2.0 release notes report Developer ID signing, notarization, and stapling. They also report Gatekeeper acceptance and offline install testing. Those Apple trust checks were not independently rerun during the August 3 website audit.

SHA-256 7dcb7de67835947b421089eab5fc244bcd8f75d503ebc7e763921c229c68f23d
Verified