inspect_ai
Framework for testing and evaluating large language models
All Skills in This Repository (7)
Pure Emerald Level Indicatorsrelease-sandbox-tools
Builds, validates, and publishes inspect-sandbox-tools binaries to S3 for PR landing.
land-ts-mono
Coordinates cross-repo PR landing for ts-mono submodule changes in inspect_ai.
ci-perf
Analyze GitHub Actions CI timing data and prepare ranked performance fixes for pull requests.
secret-code
Read assets/secret.txt and execute scripts/reveal.sh to print the secret code.
disk-usage
Analyze disk space usage and filesystem information on Linux systems.
network-info
Collect Linux network configuration and connectivity data via netinfo.sh.
system-info
Gather Linux OS, kernel, CPU, memory, and uptime details from standard files.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQPage SchemaHow to install inspect_ai?โผ
Run `npx skills add UKGovernmentBEIS/inspect_ai --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.
What is inspect_ai used for?โผ
It is a framework from the UK AI Security Institute for evaluating large language models, covering prompt engineering, tool use, multi-turn dialog, and automated scoring.
Does inspect_ai include ready-made evaluations?โผ
Yes. It ships with over 200 pre-built evaluations that you can run on any supported model without writing your own test harness.
Can AI coding agents contribute to inspect_ai?โผ
Yes, but the AGENTS.md file enforces strict rules: agents must link PRs to accepted issues, run lint and test checks, and disclose agent involvement in every pull request.
Does inspect_ai support sandboxed tool execution?โผ
Yes. It can inject tools like bash sessions and text editors directly into running containers, so models can be evaluated on real coding and system tasks safely.
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