arena-example

To generate a valid PromptArena configuration for CI testing, use this skill to automatically create complete arena artifacts including config.arena.yaml, providers, and scenarios that conform to v1alpha1 schemas. It mirrors existing examples to ensure schema validity and provides guidance for fixes if validation fails.

A schema-valid arena configuration is a complete set of YAML files conforming to v1alpha1 schemas for arena, providers, prompts, scenarios, and tools. You need one when onboarding PromptPack integrations, running demos, or setting up CI pipelines to ensure best-practice configurations.

To fix validation errors in arena YAML config files, this skill validates generated files against defined v1alpha1 schemas and guides you to fix issues before use. It automates conformance checks and provides specific guidance for resolving schema validation failures.

Yes, you can use this skill to create example configurations for PromptPack onboarding. It generates complete, ready-to-run arena configurations including personas, tools, and prompts that illustrate best-practice integration patterns and demonstrate the PromptPack ecosystem.

The best way to automate arena config creation for demos is using this skill to generate a full set of arena artifacts in a new folder. It mirrors existing examples to ensure schema conformance and provides validation guidance, streamlining the creation of demo-ready configurations.

Arena configurations fail schema validation when files do not conform to v1alpha1 schemas for arena, providers, prompts, scenarios, or tools. This skill generates schema-valid files and provides guidance for fixes if validation fails, ensuring conformance before deployment.