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Prove you achieved AGI at home by testing your claude-code setup against arc-agi-3 benchmarks

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npx -y skills add tmuskal/arc-agi-benchmarker --skill report

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Generate a scorecard from a completed LongMemEval run - computes overall accuracy + per-question-type accuracy and writes scorecard.json

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LongMemEval Report

Step 1: Resolve venv and config.

Step 2: Parse args

ArgumentDefaultNotes
<run_id>latestUUID or latest
--formatmarkdownmarkdown / json / summary

Step 3: Resolve latest

Pick the most recently modified directory under .longmemeval-benchmarks/runs/.

$VENV_PYTHON -c "
from pathlib import Path
d = Path('.longmemeval-benchmarks/runs')
runs = sorted([p for p in d.iterdir() if p.is_dir()], key=lambda p: p.stat().st_mtime, reverse=True)
print(runs[0].name if runs else '')
"

Step 4: Compute + write scorecard.json

$VENV_PYTHON -c "
import json, sys
from pathlib import Path
sys.path.insert(0, 'plugins/longmemeval-benchmarker/scripts')
from scorecard import compute
from checkpoint_io import write_atomic_json

run_id = '<RUN_ID>'
run_dir = Path('.longmemeval-benchmarks/runs') / run_id
meta = json.load(open(run_dir / 'run-meta.json'))
variant = meta.get('datasetVariant', 'longmemeval_s')
cfg = json.load(open('.longmemeval-benchmarks/config.json'))
n_total = len(json.load(open(cfg['datasetPath'])))
card = compute(run_dir, n_total, variant, run_id)
write_atomic_json(run_dir / 'scorecard.json', card)
print(json.dumps(card, indent=2))
"

Step 5: Render markdown

# LongMemEval Run {runId}

- Dataset: {datasetVariant}
- Evaluated: {n_evaluated} / {n_total}
- Overall accuracy: {overall_accuracy:.3f}

## Per question-type accuracy

| Type | Accuracy | n |
|---|---|---|
| single-session-user | ... | ... |
| single-session-assistant | ... | ... |
| multi-session | ... | ... |
| temporal-reasoning | ... | ... |
| knowledge-update | ... | ... |
| preference | ... | ... |
| abstention | ... | ... |

For --format json, print scorecard.json raw. For --format summary, print a single line: runId variant n_eval/n_total overall_acc.

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