Add whatbroke to AI Evaluation & Testing collection - #3102
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Adding whatbroke to the AI Evaluation & Testing collection.
It's a CLI that diffs an LLM agent's recorded behavior (tool calls, arguments, latency) between two runs — e.g. before/after a model swap or prompt change — and reports what changed at the tool-call level, with multi-sample rates to separate real regressions from baseline flakiness. MIT, on npm as whatbroke-cli, fully offline.
It sits in the same lane as promptfoo/deepeval but answers "what changed between these two versions" rather than scoring against a rubric.
Thanks for maintaining these collections!