Rilix
Official@rilixai · United States of America
Rilix builds Beaker, the autonomous AI engineer
Agent Skills by Rilix
Showing 2 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
Frequently Asked Questions About Rilix
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform with Rilix's Beaker skills?▼
You can set up a Python repository with the Beaker Integration contract, connect labeled data and application execution, validate the setup, then launch agent optimization runs, choose GitHub branches and datasets, pass comparison models, monitor run status, download results, and cancel runs.
Who are the Beaker skills designed for?▼
They target developers and ML engineers who want to optimize agents against real labeled data inside their own Python repositories, using Beaker's hosted execution while keeping evaluation tooling isolated under .beaker and preserving production behavior.
How do I install and run a Beaker integration?▼
Use the beaker-setup skill to scaffold the integration contract in your Python repository, connect labeled data and application execution, and validate the setup. Then use beaker-usage to launch optimization runs, select branches or datasets, and manage runs.
What license and cost apply to the Beaker skills?▼
Both beaker-setup and beaker-usage are released under the MIT open-source license at version 0.6.1, permitting free use, modification, and distribution. The skills pair with Beaker SDK version 0.6.1 and Beaker's hosted execution environment.
What prerequisites do the Beaker skills require?▼
You need a Python repository, real labeled data, and application execution to connect during setup. Operating runs requires an already-configured Beaker integration, hosted required environment variables, and optionally a GitHub branch, dataset, and comparison models.