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Shared eval tools for single-cell bench, spatial bench, and future biology benchmarks.

Project description

latch-eval-tools

Shared eval tools for single-cell bench, spatial bench, and future biology benchmarks.

Installation

pip install latch-eval-tools

What is included

  • Eval / EvalResult types
  • Built-in graders + get_grader()
  • EvalRunner harness to run an agent against one eval JSON
  • eval-lint CLI and Python linter APIs

Quickstart

from latch_eval_tools import EvalRunner, run_minisweagent_task

runner = EvalRunner("evals/count_cells.json")
result = runner.run(
    agent_function=lambda task, work_dir: run_minisweagent_task(
        task,
        work_dir,
        model_name="...your model name...",
    )
)

print(result["passed"])
print(result["grader_result"].reasoning if result["grader_result"] else "No grader result")

EvalRunner.run() expects an agent_function(task_prompt, work_dir) and supports either:

  • returning a plain answer dict, or
  • returning {"answer": <dict>, "metadata": <dict>}

If your agent writes eval_answer.json in work_dir, the runner will load it automatically.

Graders

Available grader types:

numeric_tolerance, jaccard_label_set, distribution_comparison, marker_gene_precision_recall, marker_gene_separation, spatial_adjacency, multiple_choice

from latch_eval_tools.graders import get_grader

grader = get_grader("numeric_tolerance")
result = grader.evaluate_answer(
    agent_answer={"n_cells": 1523},
    config={
        "ground_truth": {"n_cells": 1500},
        "tolerances": {"n_cells": {"type": "relative", "value": 0.05}},
    },
)
print(result.passed, result.reasoning)

Built-in harness helpers:

  • run_minisweagent_task
  • run_claudecode_task (requires ANTHROPIC_API_KEY and claude CLI)
  • run_openaicodex_task (requires OPENAI_API_KEY or CODEX_API_KEY and codex CLI)
  • run_plotsagent_task (experimental latch-plots harness)

Linter

Validate eval JSON files:

eval-lint evals/my_dataset/
eval-lint evals/ --format json
from latch_eval_tools.linter import lint_eval, lint_directory

result = lint_eval("evals/test.json")
print(result.passed, result.issues)

Eval JSON shape

{
  "id": "unique_test_id",
  "task": "Task description. Include an <EVAL_ANSWER> JSON template in this text.",
  "metadata": {
    "task": "qc",
    "kit": "xenium",
    "time_horizon": "small",
    "eval_type": "scientific"
  },
  "data_node": "latch://123.node/path/to/data.h5ad",
  "grader": {
    "type": "numeric_tolerance",
    "config": {
      "ground_truth": {"field": 42},
      "tolerances": {"field": {"type": "absolute", "value": 1}}
    }
  }
}

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