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The speed of round-by-round evaluation is not suitable for running on every commit; a reasonable deployment should be split into three tiers: run the aggregated-metrics fast path on commit, run the full SIT-Eval slow path on release candidates, and continuously sample real conversations in production for offline evaluation.
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