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Evaluation datasets, experiment runs and traces in one platform. Useful when a team needs to compare changes against reviewed examples. Documentation checked; not hands-on tested.
Reference entry: listed because workflows on IonBin use it. IonBin has no affiliate or paid relationship with Braintrust.
MCP includes dataset edits and evaluation execution. A run can invoke code or paid providers; row deletion can be permanent. Give an agent only the access its task needs. source ↗
When copying logs, an absent expected value can be populated from model output. Review that value before treating the row as a reference answer. source ↗
How Braintrust connects to each AI platform: native connector or MCP, API through code the agent writes, browser control, or file upload.
| Platform | MCP / connector | API (agent-written code) | Browser | Upload / export |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude (incl. Claude Code) | Not documented Braintrust has an official MCP server and Claude (incl. Claude Code) supports MCP, but Braintrust's docs don't name this pairing. Auth setup may differ. Braintrust MCP docs ↗Claude (incl. Claude Code) MCP docs ↗ | Not documented Claude (incl. Claude Code): Claude Code edits files and runs commands Braintrust publishes an API, but this pairing still needs network, authentication and execution-scope checks. Braintrust API ↗Claude (incl. Claude Code) docs ↗ | Inferred Claude Code with the Claude in Chrome extension (Chrome, Edge and other Chromium browsers). Braintrust is a web app; the pairing itself is not documented. Claude (incl. Claude Code) browser docs ↗ | Not documented Verify which side exports and which imports, supported formats and permissions. Braintrust's recorded upload/import status is yes; Claude (incl. Claude Code)'s file status is yes. These flags do not establish a file-transfer route. Braintrust file docs ↗Claude (incl. Claude Code) file docs ↗ |
| OpenAI Codex | Not documented Braintrust has an official MCP server and OpenAI Codex supports MCP, but Braintrust's docs don't name this pairing. Auth setup may differ. Braintrust MCP docs ↗OpenAI Codex MCP docs ↗ | Not documented OpenAI Codex: Edits files and runs commands locally; cloud tasks run in isolated workspaces Braintrust publishes an API, but this pairing still needs network, authentication and execution-scope checks. Braintrust API ↗OpenAI Codex docs ↗ | Inferred Only in the ChatGPT desktop app; not in the Codex CLI or IDE extension. Braintrust is a web app; the pairing itself is not documented. OpenAI Codex browser docs ↗ | Not documented Verify which side exports and which imports, supported formats and permissions. Braintrust's recorded upload/import status is yes; OpenAI Codex's file status is yes. These flags do not establish a file-transfer route. Braintrust file docs ↗OpenAI Codex file docs ↗ |
| Google Antigravity | Not documented Braintrust has an official MCP server and Google Antigravity supports MCP, but Braintrust's docs don't name this pairing. Auth setup may differ. Braintrust MCP docs ↗Google Antigravity MCP docs ↗ | Not documented Google Antigravity: Agents edit code and run tasks Braintrust publishes an API, but this pairing still needs network, authentication and execution-scope checks. Braintrust API ↗Google Antigravity docs ↗ | Inferred The /browser guide documents App and CLI support through Chrome DevTools MCP; the overview comparison conflicts on CLI availability. IDE browser features are separate. Braintrust is a web app; the pairing itself is not documented. Google Antigravity browser docs ↗ | Not documented Verify which side exports and which imports, supported formats and permissions. Braintrust's recorded upload/import status is yes; Google Antigravity's file status is yes. These flags do not establish a file-transfer route. Braintrust file docs ↗Google Antigravity file docs ↗ |
Confirmed is reserved for evidence of the specific connection route. The current named integrations include plugins, skills and CLIs, so a named platform alone does not confirm MCP or a native connector. Inferred means each side documents a relevant capability, but no document describes the pairing. Code execution still needs network and credential access; file handling still needs a compatible format and transfer direction. Not documented means the records do not establish the route. IonBin has not tested these pairings. Recorded Oct 18, 2026.
| Level | Status | Detail / source |
|---|---|---|
| Native connector / MCP | Yes | Official docs ↗ |
| API / CLI | Yes | Official docs ↗ |
| Browser / manual | No | Browser access is recorded alongside a documented programmatic route. |
| File upload / import | Yes | Official docs ↗ |
Recorded Oct 18, 2026. Setup and plan limits vary; check the vendor's docs. How levels are assigned.
AI evaluation & quality control Swap-in
An official MCP server is documented for this tool. These platforms separately document MCP client support: ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Gemini (Google), Google Antigravity, Grok, Grok Bot, Lindy, LM Studio, Mistral Vibe, OpenAI Codex. This inventory does not establish compatible transport, authentication or actions for a pairing. Check the connection matrix and linked sources.
Automation hubs to assess for a custom API connection: Gumloop, Make, n8n, Zapier. Verify credentials, supported requests, limits and error handling; no configured integration is implied.
No long-form review yet. Verdict is based on research, not hands-on testing.
A tracing and evaluation platform for inspecting AI application behavior and testing changes on datasets. Useful when production failures should become reviewable test cases. Documentation checked; not hands-on tested.
A CLI and library for comparing prompts and models against your own cases. Useful for repeatable regression checks in CI; the rubric and test coverage still need human review. Documentation checked; not hands-on tested.
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