Behaviors
Define what good looks like for your AI system and attach metrics to measure it.
What are behaviors? Behaviors are expectations for how your application should perform — for example, response quality, safety, or brand voice. You can group different Metrics by behavior.
Behaviors and metrics
Rhesis uses a two-layer model: behaviors state what you expect; metrics verify it. One behavior can have multiple metrics so you can measure the same expectation from different angles.
Tests are tagged with a behavior so results roll up by expectation. See Tests and Test Results.
Behavior tags
Behavior tags are optional labels for organizing and filtering behavior records. Use them when multiple behaviors belong to the same feature area, risk theme, or team workflow.
You can add tags while creating or editing a behavior. Start typing in the tags field, select an existing tag from suggestions, or press Enter to create a new tag value. Tags are organization-scoped and can be reused across behaviors.
| Where | What tags do |
|---|---|
| Behavior grid | Filter behaviors by one or more tag chips |
| Behavior cards | Show the tags attached to each behavior |
| Behavior detail | Review and update tags alongside the behavior’s metrics |
Behavior tags are different from test category and topic fields. Tags organize behavior definitions; category and topic classify individual tests.