Dish: Deployment Imitating SWE-Agent Harness
Dish runs Petri alignment audits against real coding-agent scaffolds (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI) instead of a bare model API.
In a standard Petri audit the target is a model: the auditor stages a system prompt, invents synthetic tools, and the target responds via model.generate(). In a Dish audit the target is the model as deployed inside its production scaffold. The scaffold supplies its own real system prompt and its own real tools (bash, read_file, edit_file, …), and the auditor interacts with it the way a human user would. The point is environment realism: the target sees exactly the system prompt, tool definitions, and context-injection format it would see in production, so there are fewer auditor-authored artifacts for it to notice and fewer ways the simulated environment can drift from the real one. Behavior measured under Dish is closer to behavior you'd actually get from the deployed agent.
To learn more about using Dish please visit the project website: https://meridianlabs-ai.github.io/petri_dish/
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