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- skillevaluation-0.1.0/.github/workflows/ci.yml +52 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/.github/workflows/publish.yml +72 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/.gitignore +14 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/CHANGELOG.md +19 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/CONFORMANCE.md +55 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/CONTRIBUTING.md +48 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/LICENSE +190 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/PKG-INFO +197 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/README.md +164 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/adrs/0001-ab-not-absolute.md +41 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/adrs/0002-llm-judge-vs-script-validator.md +45 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/adrs/0003-baseline-cache-key.md +49 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/adrs/0004-outcome-taxonomy.md +75 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/adrs/0005-trajectory-format-canonical.md +63 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/aggregation/apples-to-oranges-skip/expected.json +31 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/aggregation/apples-to-oranges-skip/input.json +16 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/aggregation/error-excluded/expected.json +31 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/aggregation/error-excluded/input.json +11 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/aggregation/negative-delta-good/expected.json +31 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/aggregation/negative-delta-good/input.json +10 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/aggregation/zero-baseline/expected.json +31 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/aggregation/zero-baseline/input.json +10 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/outcomes/error/expected.json +1 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/outcomes/error/input.json +1 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/outcomes/error-overrides/expected.json +1 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/outcomes/error-overrides/input.json +1 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/outcomes/fail-kept/expected.json +1 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/outcomes/fail-kept/input.json +1 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/outcomes/flip-to-fail/expected.json +1 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/outcomes/flip-to-fail/input.json +1 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/outcomes/flip-to-pass/expected.json +1 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/outcomes/flip-to-pass/input.json +1 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/outcomes/pass-kept/expected.json +1 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/outcomes/pass-kept/input.json +1 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/parser/happy-path/expected.json +15 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/parser/happy-path/input.yaml +8 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/parser/rejects-duplicate-names/expected-error.json +4 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/parser/rejects-duplicate-names/input.yaml +9 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/parser/rejects-empty-cases-list/expected-error.json +4 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/parser/rejects-empty-cases-list/input.yaml +1 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/parser/rejects-missing-assertions/expected-error.json +4 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/parser/rejects-missing-assertions/input.yaml +3 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/parser/rejects-unknown-case-key/expected-error.json +4 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/parser/rejects-unknown-case-key/input.yaml +5 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/parser/rejects-unknown-top-level-key/expected-error.json +4 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/parser/rejects-unknown-top-level-key/input.yaml +6 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/parser/rejects-unknown-validator-key/expected-error.json +4 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/parser/rejects-unknown-validator-key/input.yaml +6 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/trajectory/minimal-session/expected.txt +2 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/trajectory/minimal-session/input.json +6 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/trajectory/repeated-tool-calls/expected.txt +6 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/trajectory/repeated-tool-calls/input.json +18 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/trajectory/tool-call-with-output/expected.txt +4 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/trajectory/tool-call-with-output/input.json +13 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/trajectory/tool-output-truncation/expected.txt +2 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/trajectory/tool-output-truncation/input.json +21 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/verdict/all-error/expected.json +3 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/verdict/all-error/input.json +3 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/verdict/all-fail/expected.json +3 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/verdict/all-fail/input.json +3 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/verdict/all-pass/expected.json +3 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/verdict/all-pass/input.json +3 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/verdict/mixed/expected.json +3 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/verdict/mixed/input.json +3 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/verdict/pass-with-error-excluded/expected.json +3 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/compatibility-tests/verdict/pass-with-error-excluded/input.json +3 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/examples/gdpr-pii-classifier/SKILL.md +61 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/examples/gdpr-pii-classifier/eval.yaml +74 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/examples/gdpr-pii-classifier/expected-run-result.json +60 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +67 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/schemas/eval-yaml.schema.json +85 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/schemas/judge-result.schema.json +30 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/schemas/test-case-result.schema.json +68 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/schemas/test-run-result.schema.json +77 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/skillevaluation/__init__.py +14 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/skillevaluation/aggregation.py +206 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/skillevaluation/baseline.py +37 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/skillevaluation/outcomes.py +125 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/skillevaluation/parser.py +231 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/skillevaluation/py.typed +0 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/skillevaluation/trajectory/__init__.py +13 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/skillevaluation/trajectory/format_v1.py +259 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/spec/eval-yaml.md +142 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/spec/llm-judge.md +134 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/spec/runner-contract.md +174 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/spec/trajectory-format.md +154 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/spec/versioning-policy.md +88 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/tests/test_aggregation.py +111 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/tests/test_baseline.py +35 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/tests/test_conformance.py +189 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/tests/test_outcomes.py +87 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/tests/test_parser.py +136 -0
- skillevaluation-0.1.0/tests/test_trajectory_format.py +146 -0
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- `skillevaluation.parser` — parses `eval.yaml` files with strict validation
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**What actually runs the agent?** That part is yours to bring. This repo defines the *format*, the *scoring*, and the *spec* — it does **not** ship the harness that drives Claude Code through each case. Wire your own agent loop to the [runner contract](https://github.com/decimal-labs/skillevaluation/blob/main/spec/runner-contract.md), or use a conforming runner like [DecimalAI](https://github.com/decimal-labs) that does the A/B execution for you.
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A `skillevaluation` run produces a numeric score; its sibling spec [`agentversion`](https://github.com/decimal-labs/agentversion) records that score as an evaluation gate on an agent manifest:
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Contributions are genuinely welcome — especially new conformance cases that catch an edge the golden suite misses. See [`CONTRIBUTING.md`](https://github.com/decimal-labs/skillevaluation/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md). Dev setup is the usual:
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[Apache 2.0](https://github.com/decimal-labs/skillevaluation/blob/main/LICENSE).
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