swarmauri_evaluator_anyusage 0.3.0.dev33

An evaluator component that detects and penalizes usage of the `Any` type in Python code

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Swarmauri Evaluator AnyUsage

Evaluator that detects and penalizes usage of the typing.Any type in Python source files.

Features

• Recursively scans every .py file under program.path, falling back to the current working directory when that attribute is missing.
• Uses the Python AST to capture imports and annotations plus a regex pass to backfill edge cases (e.g., syntax errors).
• Deducts penalty_per_occurrence (default 0.1) for each finding and caps the deduction at max_penalty (default 1.0), yielding a normalized score between 0.0 and 1.0 where higher is better.
• Returns rich metadata that lists the number of files analyzed, the total Any occurrences, and per-file line numbers and snippets to accelerate remediation.

Installation

Choose the tool that best fits your workflow:

# pip
pip install swarmauri_evaluator_anyusage

# Poetry
poetry add swarmauri_evaluator_anyusage

# uv
uv add swarmauri_evaluator_anyusage

Usage

from pathlib import Path

from swarmauri_base.programs.ProgramBase import ProgramBase
from swarmauri_evaluator_anyusage import AnyTypeUsageEvaluator


workspace = Path("path/to/project")

program = ProgramBase()
program.name = workspace.name
program.path = str(workspace)  # AnyTypeUsageEvaluator walks this directory on disk

evaluator = AnyTypeUsageEvaluator(penalty_per_occurrence=0.1, max_penalty=1.0)
score, metadata = evaluator.evaluate(program)

print(f"Score: {score:.2f}")
print("Files analyzed:", metadata["files_analyzed"])
print("Any usages:", metadata["total_any_occurrences"])

for report in metadata["detailed_occurrences"]:
    print("-", report["file"])
    for occurrence in report["occurrences"]:
        print(f"  line {occurrence['line']}: {occurrence['context']}")

# If you already depend on `swarmauri_standard`, import
# `from swarmauri_standard.programs.Program import Program` and replace the
# ProgramBase construction above with `Program.from_workspace(workspace)`
# before setting `program.path` to keep the on-disk directory in sync with
# your Program content.

Metadata reference

The evaluation metadata contains:

• files_analyzed: Number of Python files inspected.
• total_any_occurrences: Count of detected Any usages across all files.
• penalty_applied: The aggregate deduction applied to the score.
• detailed_occurrences: A list with one entry per file containing the absolute path and the line/context pairs for each finding. Multiple entries can share a line number when both the parameter and return annotations use Any; the context value explains the exact usage (import, parameter annotation, return annotation, etc.).
• execution_time: Added by EvaluatorBase to show how long the evaluation took.

Use these fields to build dashboards, enforce quality gates, or guide manual reviews.

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