Viewing a summary
Go to Evaluations → Summaries and select an agent. Every summary shows three things:Diagnosis
An AI narrative of the agent’s consistent strengths and recurring failure patterns.
Recommendations
Specific, actionable prompt and skill suggestions. Each carries a priority chip (High / Med / Low) and a metric tag, and can be filtered by priority or metric.
Metrics over time
A run-by-run chart with the seven quality metrics as percentage lines plus Response Time in seconds, plotted by run date.
Automatic summary
With no date range selected, you see the agent’s automatic summary. VIVI regenerates it automatically after every evaluation run completes — there’s no button to press — analyzing the agent’s last 10 completed runs. At the top you’ll see ” runs analyzed”, “Generated ago”, and a stale badge if it’s more than 30 days old. While it’s working, the page shows:- “Generating summary…” while VIVI is analyzing.
- “Taking longer than expected” after about five minutes.
- A message that a summary will be generated automatically after the next run, if generation failed or there isn’t enough data yet.
- A “Run your first evaluation” call-to-action if the agent has no runs.
On-demand summary (date range)
When you pick a date range, the page switches to an on-demand analysis of the runs in that window.Pick a date range
Use a preset — Last 7 days, Last 14 days, or Last 30 days — or set a custom range. It analyzes the last 10 completed runs in that window.
Generate the analysis
Click Generate diagnosis & recommendations. VIVI computes the diagnosis and recommendations in real time (this takes a few seconds).
On-demand analyses are temporary — they expire after about 5 days. You can regenerate them at any time, and your latest automatic summary is never affected.
Automatic vs. on-demand
Automatic
Always reflects the latest state, regenerated after each run completes. Uses the agent’s last 10 completed runs, with no date range.
On-demand
Focuses on the last 10 completed runs in a date range you choose. Metrics appear immediately; the diagnosis and recommendations are generated only when you click the button.
Best Practices
- Check the automatic summary after a batch of runs to see the current state of an agent.
- Sort recommendations by priority and tackle High items first — those move the most metrics.
- Use the date-range view to compare a “before” and “after” window around a prompt change.
- Pair the Diagnosis narrative with the Metrics over time chart: the chart shows the trend, the diagnosis explains why.
- If a summary says there wasn’t enough data, run a couple more evaluations and come back — it updates on the next run.

