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.