atp-method
ATP plugin that runs method/ agent-eval-case methodology
cases through the platform: a schema model + a loader that maps each case to an
ATP TestDefinition, plus (in later slices) a methodology-aware evaluator and
the format-dispatch registration so atp test method/cases/*.yaml just works.
See the design in spec/atp-method-plugin.md.
Status
- schema model + loader (case →
TestDefinition) -
AgentEvalCaseEvaluator(critical_checkthen rubric) -
register()+ source dispatch + E2E (atp test method/cases/<case>.yaml)
Usage
Installed as a plugin, the platform runs methodology cases directly — a single case or a whole sweep (directory):
atp test method/cases/req-extraction --adapter=http \
--adapter-config endpoint=http://agent:8000/execute,allow_internal=true --runs=10
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