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Trusted by leading AI teams

Accenture
Instrumentl
MIT
SentiSum
Palainter
Bosch
ETH Zurich
Bluewood
DG
Accenture
Instrumentl
MIT
SentiSum
Palainter
Bosch
ETH Zurich
Bluewood
DG

The problem

You don't know what your AI is getting wrong right now.

Your test suite was accurate the week you wrote it. Your LLM-as-judge gives the same scores on day 100 as day 1.

Your AI is handling things differently than you expect - and nobody notices until a customer complains.

Every team we've worked with discovers failure patterns in week one they had no idea existed. Not generic "hallucination" - specific failures that matter for your domain.

What happens

What the first four weeks look like.

Week 1

The failure report

We connect to your production traces and run our engine. You get a failure report - every failure categorised by type, severity, and frequency. This is usually the "oh shit" moment.

Weeks 2-3

Your experts calibrate

Your domain experts review what we flagged and correct where we're wrong. Every correction makes the system smarter - similar cases improve automatically. We build out guardrails for the worst patterns.

Week 4

Handover

You own everything. The evaluation criteria, the failure taxonomy, the guardrail rules, all correction data. The system works without us.

Ongoing

It gets smarter

Platform maintenance, upgrades, and tuning as your product evolves. Optional - the system works without us.

Your team commits ~10 hours over 4 weeks. We handle everything else. You own everything at the end.

How it works

How we catch failures your evals miss

Finding failures in production traces

Find

Connect to your production traces. We surface failures your team doesn't know about - categorised by type, severity, and frequency. Not generic "hallucination" but the specific ways your AI fails that matter for your domain.

Expert corrections improving the system

Learn

Your domain experts correct where we're wrong. Every correction compounds - fix one case, similar cases improve automatically. The system adapts to your evolving standards. Day 30 catches things day 1 missed.

Guardrails blocking bad outputs

Fix

Confirmed failure patterns become guardrails that block bad outputs at runtime. Sub-second latency. 100x cheaper than frontier models - runs on every output, not just a sample. Your quality standards enforced automatically.

See it in action

See what we find in a real clinical AI output

See how Composo evaluates a real clinical AI output - with analysis, source citations, and expert corrections that compound over time.

What we replace

The alternative takes 6 months. We deploy in 2 weeks.

Without Composo

Your best ML engineer spends 3-6 months building evaluation infrastructure

The scoring logic is frozen the week it was written

Nobody wants to maintain it

When the model changes, the evals break

When the domain expert leaves, the knowledge leaves with them

Failures still slip through

With Composo

Deployed in 2-4 weeks

Your team spends ~10 hours total

The system gets smarter every week from expert corrections

You own everything at the end

Guardrails block and fix bad outputs before customers see them

Under the hood

Four things that took us 30 deployments to get right

Custom failure taxonomy for your domain

We build a failure taxonomy specific to your use case - learnt from your traces and your experts. Day one is already informed by patterns from 30+ deployments across healthcare, fintech, CX, legal, and multi-agent systems.

Learns from your traces and experts

Your production traces and expert corrections build a memory of what quality means for your domain. Month-1 corrections still improve month-6 evaluations. The system gets smarter every week without retraining.

Dynamic ensemble of agents

Multiple specialised agents work together - blending fast and deep evaluation intelligently. Beats any single model alone. Fast enough to block, cheap enough to run on everything.

Runs on 100% of outputs, sub-second

100x cheaper than frontier models. Fast enough to block bad outputs before they reach customers. Cheap enough to run on everything - not just a sample.

The failure taxonomy

The failure taxonomy

Every engagement adds to a structured library of AI failure patterns - categorised by type, severity, and domain. Hallucinated medications in healthcare. Unsupported conclusions in legal. Confident wrong answers in customer support.

30+ deployments means we've seen failure modes your team hasn't encountered yet. When we deploy into your stack, the engine already knows what to look for. Your expert corrections make it specific to your domain. The taxonomy grows with every engagement - anonymised, cross-customer, compounding.

This is the thing that takes 6 months to build internally and starts from zero every time. No eval tool or observability platform ships with one. It's the difference between configuring a tool and deploying an engine that's already seen your type of failure.

See it on your data

Send us a handful of production traces. We'll deliver scored results with a failure report - what's going wrong, how often, and how severe. Takes under a week. Your team reviews it, and if it doesn't match their judgment, you've lost nothing.

30+ deployments. Every team discovers 3-5 critical failure patterns they didn't know about.

30+

AI teams across healthcare, fintech, CX, legal, and multi-agent systems

3-5

critical failure patterns found in week one that teams didn't know existed

2-4 wks

to deploy vs 3-6 months to build internally

90%+

agreement with domain experts on flagged failures

From our customers

Trusted by teams where quality isn't optional

  • We embedded Composo into our AI Workers from day one - best decision we've made on testing. As an early stage start-up, we can't afford to waste time on manual evals or debugging. They provide peace of mind for us and our customers. No brainer.
    Fehmi Sener

    Fehmi Sener

    CTO, 5u.ai

  • We cut our QA cycle time by 70%. Instead of relying purely on human review, now we instantly know which prompts are failing and why.

    Head of AI Engineering

    Enterprise SaaS platform

  • For the first time, we can ship with complete confidence knowing exactly what our AI quality looks like at scale.
    Senior Software Engineer

    Senior Software Engineer

    Instrumentl

  • LLM as a Judge was far too unreliable. Composo gave us the deterministic scoring we needed to actually track improvements.

    Senior ML Engineer

    Fortune 500 Financial Services

First failure report delivered in under a week. Most teams discover 3-5 critical patterns they had no idea about.

50 expert corrections is the typical turning point. By month 2, the system catches failure types it missed in month 1.

Guardrails running in production, blocking bad outputs before users see them. Not sampling - every output, evaluated.

Backed by an ablation study on RewardBench 2 (1,753 examples). Vanilla LLM-as-judge: 72.1%. Our combined techniques: 85.4%. Full study on GitHub.

What you get

Your system. Your data. Your rules.

You own everything. Calibrated to your domain, running in your stack.

Calibrated evaluators

Specific to your domain and use case

Dynamic failure taxonomy

Every pattern categorised and severity-ranked

Guardrail rules and thresholds

Running in your stack, sub-second latency

All annotation data

From your domain experts, compounding over time

Deployment runbook

Complete documentation and configuration

Self-hosted option

Deploy in your Azure, AWS, or GCP. SOC 2 Type II certified.