evaluate

Executes standardized AI benchmarking workflows with smoke tests and configurable interfaces.

8|Updated Sep 12, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/surus-lat/benchy --skill evaluate-surus-lat
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Skill: evaluate
Source: https://github.com/surus-lat/benchy/tree/main/.agent/skills/evaluate
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/surus-lat/benchy --skill evaluate-surus-lat

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill solves the challenge of inconsistent AI performance evaluation by providing a standardized, reproducible workflow for benchmarking models and systems against specific tasks.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Canonical Two-Stage Workflow: Ensures quality control by enforcing a smoke test before full-scale evaluation.
  • Task/Interface Decoupling: Allows evaluation of diverse AI systems, from local vLLM instances to cloud-based APIs, using a unified interface.
  • Use Case: Use this skill to validate a new model's performance on a specific task group, ensuring it meets accuracy and schema requirements before deploying it to production.

Quick Start

Run the evaluate skill to perform a smoke test on the specified model configuration using the provided task list.

Frequently Asked Questions about evaluate

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I benchmark AI models using a standardized and reproducible workflow?

To benchmark AI models with reproducible results, execute a canonical two-stage workflow that enforces an initial smoke test for quality control before running full-scale evaluation against task-specific metrics.

Can I evaluate cloud API endpoints and local vLLM instances using the same workflow?

Yes, you can evaluate both cloud API endpoints and local vLLM instances using a unified interface architecture that decouples tasks from the specific AI system, ensuring consistent benchmarking.

How does task and interface decoupling work for AI performance evaluation?

Task and interface decoupling separates the evaluation logic from the target system, allowing diverse AI architectures like custom HTTP pipelines and local vLLM to be benchmarked through a single standardized workflow.

What is the best way to validate model outputs against task-specific schemas before deployment?

The best way to validate model outputs is by running a smoke test to verify accuracy and schema compliance, ensuring the AI system meets task-specific requirements before executing full benchmarking.

Why does the benchmarking workflow require a smoke test before full-scale evaluation?

A smoke test is required before full-scale evaluation to enforce quality control, ensuring the AI model configuration meets baseline accuracy and schema requirements before committing to comprehensive benchmarking.