AI GOVERNANCE
Change control for your AI's behavior.
Mowa is the system of record for how your AI behaves: every prompt change proposed, run against datasets, scored, and reviewed before release. No vibe checks. No repo gate.
- Runs
- 1,248
- Cases
- 8.4K
- Avg score
- 91.4%
- Regressions
- 12
Support triage eval
run_1248prompt v13 · zendesk-escalation-set · 412 cases
Case scores
Scorers
HOW IT WORKS
One loop from draft to release.
Every step leaves a record. Every record is comparable. That is the whole system.
01
Write
Draft prompts with variables, versions, and team review.
02
Run
Execute versions against datasets and models.
03
Score
Attach LLM judges, code checks, or human review.
04
Compare
Save runs as experiments. Read the score deltas.
05
Ship
Promote changes with regression context attached.
PLATFORM
Eight objects. One quality system.
The same object model you meet inside the workspace, end to end.
PLAYGROUND
Four candidates. One screen.
Run prompt versions, models, and parameters side by side. Each instance carries its own config; the scores line up for reading.
- Per-instance prompt version and model
- Shared dataset context across instances
- Scores rendered where the outputs sit
priority: P1
summary: "Refund blocked by KYC hold"
next_action: escalate_to_payments
priority: P2
summary: "Refund delayed, KYC pending"
next_action: request_documents
REGRESSION
The delta decides.
Every candidate is read against a known-good baseline. A drop is a flag, not a feeling.
- Baseline pinned per dataset and scorer
- Per-case deltas, not just averages
- Release notes written by the numbers
1 scorer regressed. Hold release.
SCORERS
Three kinds of judgment.
Quality is not one number. Chain model judges, deterministic checks, and human review into a single signal.
- LLM judges for rubric-based grading
- Code checks for structure and policy
- Human review queues for the edge cases
LLM judge
0.89Rubric: support tone v4
Code check
passJSON schema + policy regex
Human review
3 open12 cases queued to experts
Mowa for
Shape AI behavior without opening a repository. Propose a prompt change, read the scores, and sign off on the release with the delta in front of you.
Learn moreWire providers, import prompts straight from your repos, and let the eval loop gate merges instead of gut feel. Our agent reads your code, not just your prompt files, so prompts hiding in template literals and configs get found.
Learn moreLabel edge cases, review model output against real policy, and turn judgment into a scorer the whole team can run.
Learn moreEvery prompt change is proposed, reviewed, and written to an audit trail. When the regulator asks why the model said that, the answer is a link.
Learn moreMonitor production-facing prompt changes and catch quality drops as score deltas, not support tickets.
Learn moreCurate datasets, compare models side by side, and keep a durable record of which combination won and why.
Learn more
DEVELOPERS
Built for machines too.
Everything the workspace does is reachable by code and by agents. Same objects, same records, no UI required.
SIGNALS
The workspace keeps score.
1,248
Eval runs recorded
Each run stored as an immutable experiment with its dataset and scorer versions.
12
Regressions caught
Score drops flagged against known-good baselines before release.
91.4%
Average quality score
Tracked across prompts, models, and datasets in one ledger.
USE CASES
Where mistakes are expensive.
Prove a prompt behaves for a specific team, dataset, policy, and release.
Insurance quality review
Policy scorerClaim-summary and agent-assist prompts asserted against regulated edge cases before rollout.
Support triage
Avg 91.4%Escalation prompts compared across real ticket datasets. Missed priorities surface as score drops.
Fintech policy flows
12 flaggedRefund, KYC, and compliance responses validated against strict expected outputs.
Healthcare-adjacent intake
Review readyIntake and routing prompts reviewed for safer wording and structured output.
ACCESS
Early access is open.
Mowa 2.0 is rolling out to teams in order of request. Start free. Scale when you are ready.
Does Mowa replace GitHub?
No. Prompts live in Mowa first so the whole team can work on them. GitHub sync remains available for engineering workflows.
Which models can we use?
Bring your own keys. Each workspace configures the providers it trusts and every run records which model produced which output.
Who is Mowa for?
Teams where PMs, engineers, domain experts, and operators all influence AI product behavior and need one shared quality record.
What does a quality signal look like?
A scored, versioned comparison: this prompt, this dataset, this scorer, this delta against baseline. Attached to every release.
SHIP WITH A NUMBER
Give every change a quality signal.
Request access to the Mowa 2.0 workspace and move from idea to scored release without losing context.