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Alerts

Push eval regressions and security events straight to Slack. Alerts are configured in the dashboard (no SDK code or redeploy required) and fire off the same evaluation and security scans already running on your traces.

Open Dashboard → Alerts (right under Overview). Everything is keyed to a single Slack Incoming Webhook; Fluiq posts to that channel server-side, so there is no bot to install and your webhook URL never reaches the browser of anyone but you.

Setup

1

Create a Slack Incoming Webhook

In Slack, go to Apps → Incoming Webhooks → Add to Slack, choose a channel, and copy the https://hooks.slack.com/services/… URL.
2

Paste it into Fluiq

On the Alerts page, paste the URL under Slack destination and click Send test to confirm a message lands in the channel.
3

Turn on the alerts you want

Toggle Eval alerts and/or Security alerts, set the thresholds below, and Save. Changes apply within ~60 seconds.

Eval alerts

Team+ required

Fired from the LLM-as-judge scores produced by fluiq.eval() and auto-evaluation. Two independent triggers:

score_below

Alert the moment any watched metric scores below this value (0 to 1). Watched metrics: faithfulness, answer_relevancy, context_precision, hallucination, toxicity. Leave the metric list empty to watch all of them.

failure_rate_above

Alert when the share of failing evals for a metric exceeds this percentage over a rolling window of recent evaluations. Debounced (at most one failure-rate alert per metric every 10 minutes) so a sustained regression pings you once, not on every trace.

Security alerts

Growth+ required

Fired from the post-call scan behind fluiq.secure() whenever a prompt or response is flagged or blocked.

alert_on

Which risk levels page you: any combination of low, medium, high.

categories

Restrict alerts to specific attack types: prompt_injection, jailbreak, pii_detected, secrets_detected, indirect_injection. Leave empty to alert on every detected category.

blocked_only

When on, only hard blocks page you; warn-only detections are skipped. Turn it off to be notified on every flagged event.

Delivery

digest

realtime sends one Slack message per event (default). hourly and daily batch events into a single digest so a noisy window doesn't flood your channel.

How it works & cost

Alerts read the eval and security results Fluiq already computes for your traces; there is no extra scan and no added latency on your LLM calls. Delivery uses Slack Incoming Webhooks, which are free. Eval alerts are included on Team and above; security alerts on Growth and above. There is no per-alert or metered charge.

Alert delivery fails open: a webhook outage, a malformed payload, or a plan change never interrupts trace processing; a missed alert is logged and dropped, never retried into a backlog.