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End-to-end eval-suite orchestration with the `eval` command: run -> grade -> compare -> calibrate, using strict JSON contracts and schema discovery.

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Trial Runner

Use this skill to build or operate an eval suite around:

agent-eval-harness eval '<json>'

Required workflow

  1. Use grill-me first to clarify:
    • evaluation goal and reliability target
    • target agent CLI(s)
    • task corpus source and metadata
    • grading evidence and pass policy
    • comparison strategy and calibration cadence
  2. Use tdd to build in vertical slices:
    • one task JSONL row
    • one adapter contract test
    • one run smoke test
    • one grader
    • one grade smoke test
    • one compare check
    • one calibrate check
  3. Use schema discovery for contracts (do this instead of copying field lists):
    • eval --schema task
    • eval --schema adapter-input
    • eval --schema adapter-output
    • eval --schema grader-input
    • eval --schema grader-output
    • eval --schema trial-row

Canonical pipeline

agent-eval-harness eval '{"mode":"run",...}' > raw.jsonl
agent-eval-harness eval '{"mode":"grade",...}' < raw.jsonl > graded.jsonl
agent-eval-harness eval '{"mode":"compare",...}'
agent-eval-harness eval '{"mode":"calibrate",...}'

run and grade stream compact trial_result JSONL rows to stdout.
compare and calibrate emit one bounded JSON object.

Suite-owned concerns (outside harness contract)

  • workspace setup and cleanup
  • resume/dedupe policy
  • retry policy
  • filtering and slicing strategy
  • CI gating policy
  • cost/token analysis scripts
  • secrets via environment/wrappers (not JSON config)

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