Improving a Claims Agent
Who keeps a claims agent improving, batch after batch?
- ZenML AI engineer
- +4.0 points
- Codex
- +0.7 points
Agent improvement · Model switch · Public data
Our AI engineer reads your agent's traces next to your evals and your underwriting guidelines, and shows you what the evals miss.
The problem
Your agent quotes, triages claims or drafts appeals, and its traces already land in your tracing tool. The evals say it's fine. Your underwriters keep finding the same mistakes.
Guidelines change every quarter. The judges were written against last year's.
A pass rate is not an answer when a regulator or a broker asks why a quote was priced the way it was.
Every hour an underwriter spends grading an agent is an hour not spent underwriting.
How it works
You don't write evals from scratch. Your AI engineer asks only what it can't work out alone.
Add the GitHub app and your tracing keys. Revoke them any time.
A few questions about what it found. Tap to answer.
What your evals missed last week, in your order.
Ten quick questions on three real sessions.
Security
Run it on-prem and policyholder data, loss runs and inspection reports never leave your walls. You choose where it runs and which models it calls.


Your AI engineer runs in our cloud by default, or on-prem in your own cloud, air-gapped if you need it. Kitaru is open source and runs on your machine.
Judges and replays call the providers you choose with your own keys, including models you host yourself.
Independently audited for security, availability and confidentiality.
SAML or OIDC single sign-on, SCIM provisioning, custom roles and org-wide audit logs.
Bring your own keys for encryption, and choose the region your data lives in.
Reviewed sessions, verdicts and replays are kept, so you can show how each change was tested before it shipped.
Benchmarks
We run real claims, appeals and underwriting work through open and frontier models, and let our AI engineer improve the agent batch after batch. Every result publishes its method, its noise and its limits.
All insurance benchmarksWho keeps a claims agent improving, batch after batch?
Agent improvement · Model switch · Public data
Which model should an underwriting agent run on?
Model choice · Prompting · Cost · Public data





We'll show you what your evals miss on your own data, and which checks your underwriters would actually sign off on.