Galileo is an AI observability and eval engineering platform designed to help teams evaluate, monitor, guardrail, and improve AI agents and applications. The platform connects the offline testing process with production governance, turning evals into guardrails that can control agent actions, tool access, escalation paths, and safety behavior. Galileo helps teams capture ground truth from synthetic data, development data, live production data, and subject matter expert annotations. Its evaluation capabilities include RAG evals, agent evals, safety evals, security evals, and custom evals that can be tuned to specific environments. Galileo’s Luna models distill optimized LLM-as-judge evaluators into compact models that run at lower cost and latency for production-scale monitoring. The insights engine analyzes traces, prompts, functions, context, datasets, models, and agent behavior to identify failure modes and recommend fixes. Teams can use Galileo to detect hallucinations, tool-selection failures, drift, bias, unsafe outputs, and other reliability issues before they harm production experiences. Deployment options include SaaS, virtual private cloud, and on-premises environments. By combining observability, eval engineering, production guardrails, ground-truth datasets, Luna models, insights, and enterprise deployment options, Galileo helps organizations build more reliable AI systems.