agent-eval 0.1.7

Agent evaluation toolkit

agent-eval

A utility for evaluating agents on a suite of Inspect-formatted evals, with the following primary benefits:

1. Task suite specifications as config.
2. Extracts the token usage of the agent from log files, and computes cost using litellm.
3. Submits task suite results to a leaderboard, with submission metadata and easy upload to a HuggingFace repo for distribution of scores and logs.

Installation

To install from pypi, use pip install agent-eval.

Usage

Run evaluation suite

agenteval eval --config-path CONFIG_PATH --split SPLIT LOG_DIR

Evaluate an agent on the supplied eval suite configuration. Results are written to agenteval.json in the log directory.

See sample-config.yml for a sample configuration file.

For aggregation in a leaderboard, each task specifies a primary_metric as {scorer_name}/{metric_name}. The scoring utils will look for a corresponding stderr metric, by looking for another metric with the same scorer_name and with a metric_name containing the string "stderr".

Weighted Macro Averaging with Tags

Tasks can be grouped using tags for computing summary statistics. The tags support weighted macro averaging, allowing you to assign different weights to tasks within a tag group.

Tags are specified as simple strings on tasks. To adjust weights for specific tag-task combinations, use the macro_average_weight_adjustments field at the split level. Tasks not specified in the adjustments default to a weight of 1.0.

See sample-config.yml for an example of the tag and weight adjustment format.

Score results

agenteval score [OPTIONS] LOG_DIR

Compute scores for the results in agenteval.json and update the file with the computed scores.

Publish scores

agenteval publish [OPTIONS] LOG_DIR

Upload the scored results to HuggingFace datasets.

Administer the HuggingFace datasets

Prior to publishing scores, two HuggingFace datasets should be set up, one for full submissions and one for results files.

If you want to call load_dataset() on the results dataset (e.g., for populating a leaderboard), you probably want to explicitly tell HuggingFace about the schema and dataset structure (otherwise, HuggingFace may fail to propertly auto-convert to Parquet). This is done by updating the configs attribute in the YAML metadata block at the top of the README.md file at the root of the results dataset (the metadata block is identified by lines with just --- above and below it). This attribute should contain a list of configs, each of which specifies the schema (under the features key) and dataset structure (under the data_files key). See sample-config-hf-readme-metadata.yml for a sample metadata block corresponding to sample-comfig.yml (note that the metadata references the raw schema data, which must be copied).

To facilitate initializing new configs, agenteval publish will automatically add this metadata if it is missing.

Development

See Development.md for development instructions.