> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.redbit.one/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Evaluation Guide

> A practical evaluation path for deciding whether Redbit fits a team, workflow, provider setup, and handoff model.

# Evaluation Guide

Use this guide to evaluate Redbit as a product workflow, not only as a media-generation interface. A good evaluation checks the creative path, provider route, reuse model, Agent boundary, and team handoff artifact.

## Who Should Read This

| Reader                           | Use this page to                                                                   |
| -------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Potential user                   | Decide whether Redbit matches the kind of creative work you run                    |
| Team lead                        | Compare Redbit with a direct provider console, chat tool, or custom internal tool  |
| Engineering or creative operator | Plan a small proof of fit without exposing unnecessary credentials or source media |

## Before You Evaluate

Read [Concepts and Glossary](./concepts.mdx) first if the product terms are new. Redbit coordinates cards, assets, providers, and optional local integrations. It does not own model quota, provider uptime, model policy, billing, or output quality.

## Evaluation Outcome

By the end of a useful evaluation, you should be able to answer:

| Question                                      | Good evidence                                                                                                         |
| --------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Can the team run its common input type?       | A representative prompt, source image, video, audio, or script works in the selected Card or Workshop path            |
| Is provider access clear?                     | Settings has the minimum direct provider, relay, or custom relay route needed for the test                            |
| Can outputs be reused?                        | Useful results are pinned or selected through Asset Dock and SmartPicker, not lost in a one-off thread                |
| Is the Agent helpful without becoming unsafe? | The Agent handles bounded workspace actions, while credentials, billing, deletion, and external effects stay reviewed |
| Can another teammate continue the work?       | Cards, Workshop project state, pinned assets, exports, and notes are understandable without private chat context      |

## 45-Minute Evaluation Path

| Step                      | Action                                                                               | Pass condition                                                                             |
| ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| 1. Pick one real scenario | Choose one input, one output, and one reviewer                                       | The scope fits one short session                                                           |
| 2. Confirm provider route | Configure only the model family needed for the scenario                              | Settings shows a direct provider, relay, or custom relay route that matches the media type |
| 3. Run a manual baseline  | Create a Card or Workshop project before using the Agent                             | The user can inspect prompt, model, status, result, and error state                        |
| 4. Reuse one output       | Save a result to Asset Dock and select it again through SmartPicker                  | The asset is available as a later reference                                                |
| 5. Try bounded Agent help | Ask for a multi-step workspace task with clear targets                               | Tool actions are reviewable and produce visible workspace changes                          |
| 6. Handoff the result     | Download outputs, export a Workshop package, or record the selected assets and route | Another teammate can continue without guessing hidden state                                |

## Fit Signals

| Redbit is a strong fit when                                                | Redbit is a weak fit when                                                                |
| -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Work involves repeated prompts, references, model choices, or review steps | You only need one occasional generation from one provider console                        |
| Outputs need to become inputs for later Cards or Workshop scenes           | Results do not need reuse, comparison, or project structure                              |
| The team wants BYOK routing with explicit provider and relay control       | The team expects Redbit to supply every model credit, quota, or provider SLA             |
| Operators need a visible Agent that calls bounded tools                    | The desired automation requires unrestricted shell access or unreviewed external posting |
| Handoff matters between creative, growth, support, and engineering roles   | Work always stays with one person and one chat transcript                                |

## Realistic Scenario Cards

<CardGroup cols={3}>
  <Card title="Ecommerce product image set" icon="shopping-bag" color="#10B981">
    Input: product photos, selling points, target ratios, and brand notes. Recommended path: Image Cards with Series `ecommerce`, Asset Dock, SmartPicker, and a configured image provider. Output: reviewed hero, detail, usage, comparison, and social-ready images. Watch for product identity drift, provider policy, and human review before publishing.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Short video storyboard" icon="clapperboard" color="#3B82F6">
    Input: campaign brief, script, reference image, and scene list. Recommended path: Workshop for script and scenes, then Video Cards or Seedance modes for clips. Output: scene images, video clips, optional voice/music assets, and export packages where configured. Watch for video queue time, duration, resolution, and reference-role rules.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Social growth report task" icon="chart-line" color="#F59E0B">
    Input: objective, public links or approved data sources, and review criteria. Recommended path: Agent runtime with configured search, CMO, growth-report, MCP, or Local Core tools only when available. Output: reviewable findings, Cards, assets, or Workshop preparation. Watch for real-account actions, tool availability, and provider/runtime capability tests.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

## Team Handoff Checklist

| Artifact                  | Why it matters                                                                         |
| ------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Selected Cards and groups | Shows prompts, settings, status, results, and failures                                 |
| Pinned Asset Dock items   | Keeps reusable inputs visible for the next operator                                    |
| Workshop project          | Preserves script, scenes, consistency references, generated media, and export settings |
| Provider route note       | Explains whether the result used direct provider, relay, custom relay, or Local Core   |
| Known limits              | Captures slow video, provider errors, model mismatch, or manual review needs           |

## Next Step

Use [Decision Matrix](./decision-matrix.mdx) to pick the right module, then run [First Project Walkthrough](./first-project-walkthrough.mdx) with one representative scenario.
