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Inspect evaluation harness starter

Skill ma-compbio-lab/SkillFoundry/skills/scientific-agents-and-automation/inspect-evaluation-harness-starter

A framework for discovering, compiling, and validating reusable skills for scientific agents.From the repository description

Install
npx -y skills add ma-compbio-lab/SkillFoundry --skill inspect-evaluation-harness-starter

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SKILL.md

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Inspect Evaluation Harness Starter

Use this skill to run a deterministic Inspect evaluation harness over toy scientific-agent cases and compare a candidate solver against a weaker baseline.

What This Skill Does

  • defines a small local Inspect task set without external model credentials
  • evaluates two deterministic solver variants on the same cases
  • writes machine-readable accuracy summaries plus Inspect log files for both runs

When To Use It

  • when you need a runnable evaluation-harnesses-for-scientific-agents starter
  • when you want a local Inspect example before wiring in real agents or model-backed solvers
  • when you need a stable comparison harness for repository tests

Run

./slurm/envs/agents/bin/python skills/scientific-agents-and-automation/inspect-evaluation-harness-starter/scripts/run_inspect_evaluation_harness.py \
  --cases skills/scientific-agents-and-automation/inspect-evaluation-harness-starter/examples/toy_eval_cases.json \
  --summary-out scratch/agents/inspect_evaluation_harness_summary.json \
  --log-dir scratch/agents/inspect-eval-logs

Notes

  • This starter intentionally avoids external model APIs so it can run in the repository sandbox.
  • The candidate and baseline solvers are both deterministic; the purpose is to verify the harness and comparison surface, not to benchmark large models.

What ships with it: 6 files

11.0 KB alongside SKILL.md, 2 of them executable

examples/

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