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--- /dev/null +++ b/evals/docs/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,147 @@ +# Codebuff Evaluation System Documentation + +This directory contains comprehensive documentation for the Codebuff Evaluation Framework - a novel system for evaluating AI coding agents through **Git Commit Reimplementation**. + +## 📚 Documentation Index + +### Core Documentation + +1. **[Codebuff Evals Overview](./codebuff-evals-overview.md)** + - Complete system architecture and components + - Data sources and process flows + - Function diagrams and usage instructions + +2. **[JSON File Analysis](./json-file-analysis.md)** + - Detailed structure analysis of evaluation data files + - Complete TypeScript/Zod schemas for all JSON formats + - Sample data insights and file size analysis + +3. **[Dependencies Analysis](./dependencies-analysis.md)** + - Complete dependency mapping on Codebuff codebase + - Integration points and coupling analysis + - External library requirements + +### Implementation Guides + +4. **[Replication Guide](./replication-guide.md)** + - Step-by-step roadmap for building a standalone evaluation system + - Complete implementation phases and timelines + - Alternative architecture without Codebuff dependencies + +5. **[Agents Relationship Analysis](./agents-relationship-analysis.md)** + - Deep analysis of how .agents folder relates to evaluation research + - Feedback loop between evaluation results and agent development + - Evolution of agent architectures based on eval insights + +## 🎯 Key Insights + +### Revolutionary Evaluation Methodology + +The Codebuff evaluation system introduces a **Commit Reconstruction Methodology** that: + +- **Tests real-world scenarios** using actual git commits from production codebases +- **Enables interactive evaluation** through multi-turn conversations with a prompting agent +- **Provides comprehensive scoring** across completion, efficiency, and code quality dimensions +- **Scales to enterprise codebases** with sophisticated token management and parallel execution + +### Data Scale and Scope + +The evaluation dataset includes: + +| Repository | File Size | Commits | Focus | +|------------|-----------|---------|-------| +| **Saleor** | 37MB | Large set | E-commerce enterprise scenarios | +| **Manifold** | 8.1MB | Medium set | Prediction market business logic | +| **Codebuff** | 7.6MB | 13+ commits | Internal development patterns | +| **Plane** | 4.5MB | Medium set | Project management workflows | + +### Architecture Excellence + +The system demonstrates sophisticated engineering: + +- **Multi-agent orchestration** with prompting agents guiding coding agents +- **Robust judging system** using multiple AI judges with median selection +- **Process isolation** with proper cleanup and error handling +- **Token-aware processing** with intelligent context truncation +- **Comprehensive metrics** tracking cost, performance, and quality + +## 🔄 Research Feedback Loop + +The documentation reveals a sophisticated feedback loop: + +```mermaid +graph TB + A[Agent Definitions] --> B[Evaluation System] + B --> C[Performance Analysis] + C --> D[Agent Improvements] + D --> A + + style A fill:#e1f5fe + style B fill:#f3e5f5 + style C fill:#e8f5e8 + style D fill:#fff3e0 +``` + +This creates continuous improvement where: +- Evaluation failures inform prompt engineering +- Performance patterns guide architecture decisions +- Real-world scenarios ensure practical relevance + +## 🛠️ Technical Implementation + +### Core Technologies +- **AI Models**: Claude, GPT-4, Gemini for different components +- **Schema Validation**: Zod for runtime type safety +- **Concurrency**: p-limit for controlled parallel execution +- **Git Operations**: Direct git command-line interface +- **Token Management**: tiktoken for context length control + +### Integration Points +- **Backend**: LLM APIs, token counting, user input management +- **Common**: Utilities, model configurations, agent constants +- **SDK**: Codebuff client for agent execution +- **NPM App**: Agent loading, credential management + +## 🚀 Replication Roadmap + +For those looking to replicate this system: + +| Phase | Duration | Components | +|-------|----------|------------| +| **Infrastructure** | 2-3 weeks | AI model integration, token counting | +| **Agent System** | 3-4 weeks | Tool framework, agent runners | +| **Repository Management** | 1-2 weeks | Git operations, isolation | +| **Orchestration** | 2-3 weeks | Evaluation pipeline, judging | +| **Testing & Refinement** | 2-3 weeks | Integration, optimization | + +**Total Estimated Effort**: 11-17 weeks for a complete standalone system + +## 📊 Research Value + +This evaluation framework represents significant value for AI research: + +1. **Novel Methodology**: First comprehensive commit reconstruction evaluation system +2. **Real-world Relevance**: Tests on actual production code scenarios +3. **Comprehensive Metrics**: Multi-dimensional scoring with AI judge analysis +4. **Scalable Architecture**: Handles enterprise-scale codebases +5. **Research Insights**: Direct feedback loop for agent improvement + +## 🔍 Key Files Reference + +- **Orchestration**: `run-git-evals.ts`, `run-eval-set.ts` +- **Agent Integration**: `runners/codebuff.ts`, `runners/claude.ts` +- **Judging**: `judge-git-eval.ts` with multi-judge robustness +- **Repository Management**: `setup-test-repo.ts` with authentication +- **Data Generation**: `pick-commits.ts`, `gen-evals.ts` +- **Analysis**: `post-eval-analysis.ts` for aggregate insights + +## 📈 Future Directions + +The evaluation system enables research into: +- **Agent architecture optimization** through systematic testing +- **Tool usage pattern analysis** via comprehensive logging +- **Error pattern identification** for targeted improvements +- **Cost-performance optimization** through detailed metrics +- **Scaling behavior analysis** across different codebase sizes + +This documentation provides a complete picture of a sophisticated AI evaluation system that bridges the gap between research and practical AI coding assistance. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/evals/docs/agents-relationship-analysis.md b/evals/docs/agents-relationship-analysis.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..70df160b81 --- /dev/null +++ b/evals/docs/agents-relationship-analysis.md @@ -0,0 +1,238 @@ +# Relationship Between .agents Folder and Evals Research + +This document analyzes the relationship between the prompts and agents defined in the `.agents` folder and the research conducted through the evaluation system. + +## Overview + +The `.agents` folder contains the actual agent definitions that are evaluated by the evals system, creating a direct feedback loop between agent development and evaluation research. + +## Agent Architecture in Context + +### Agent Types Being Evaluated + +Based on the evals system analysis and agent definitions: + +1. **Base Agents** (`base.ts`, `base2.ts`) + - Primary general-purpose coding agents + - Core subjects of evaluation research + - Use Claude 4 Sonnet as the underlying model + +2. **Specialized Agents** (`git-committer.ts`, `reviewer.ts`, etc.) + - Task-specific agents for specialized workflows + - Secondary evaluation targets + - Test specific capabilities and behaviors + +### Direct Evaluation Relationships + +#### 1. **Agent Selection in Evals** + +From the evaluation runners, we can see the evals system directly references agents by ID: + +```typescript +// From runners/codebuff.ts +export class CodebuffRunner implements Runner { + constructor(runState: RunState, agent?: string) { + this.agent = agent ?? 'base' // Default to 'base' agent + } +} +``` + +The evaluation system tests these specific agent types: +- `base` - Primary general coding agent +- `base2` - Enhanced version with improved architecture +- `base-lite` - Lighter weight version +- Custom agents from `.agents` directory + +#### 2. **Agent Loading Integration** + +```typescript +// From runners/codebuff.ts +const agentsPath = path.join(__dirname, '../../../.agents') +const localAgentDefinitions = Object.values( + await loadLocalAgents({ agentsPath }) +) +``` + +The evals system dynamically loads agent definitions from the `.agents` folder, making it easy to: +- Test new agent iterations +- Compare different agent approaches +- Evaluate specialized vs. general-purpose agents + +## Research-Informed Agent Development + +### 1. **Prompting Strategies Influenced by Evals** + +The evaluation results directly inform agent prompt engineering. For example, the base prompts include specific guidance likely derived from eval insights: + +```typescript +// From base-prompts.ts - Testing guidance +'**Testing:** If you create a unit test, you should run it using `run_terminal_command` to see if it passes, and fix it if it doesn\'t.' + +// Package management best practices +'**Package Management:** When adding new packages, use the run_terminal_command tool to install the package rather than editing the package.json file...' +``` + +These specific instructions likely emerged from evaluation findings showing agents making common mistakes. + +### 2. **Tool Usage Patterns** + +The evaluation system tests how agents use tools, and this feedback influences tool selection and usage patterns in agent definitions: + +```typescript +// From git-committer.ts +toolNames: ['read_files', 'run_terminal_command', 'add_message', 'end_turn'] +``` + +The careful selection of tools and their usage patterns in the `handleSteps` function reflects lessons learned from evaluation research. + +### 3. **Multi-Agent Architecture Evolution** + +The evolution from `base` to `base2` demonstrates research-driven agent improvement: + +```typescript +// base2 uses a factory pattern with specialized sub-agents +import { base2 } from './base2-factory' + +// base2-factory.ts includes guidance like: +'Don\'t mastermind the task. Rely on your agents\' judgement to plan, implement, and review the code.' +``` + +This architectural change likely resulted from evaluation findings about task decomposition and agent coordination. + +## Evaluation-Driven Design Patterns + +### 1. **Structured Agent Workflows** + +The `git-committer` agent demonstrates a structured workflow that was likely refined through evaluation: + +```typescript +handleSteps: function* ({ agentState, prompt, params }: AgentStepContext) { + // Step 1: Run git diff and git log to analyze changes + yield { toolName: 'run_terminal_command', input: { command: 'git diff' } } + + // Step 2: Read relevant files for context + yield { toolName: 'add_message', ... } + + // Step 3: Let AI generate next step + yield 'STEP' + + // Step 4: Create commit + yield 'STEP_ALL' +} +``` + +This systematic approach to breaking down tasks reflects insights from evaluation research about agent decision-making patterns. + +### 2. **Error Prevention Strategies** + +Agent prompts include specific error prevention guidance derived from evaluation findings: + +```typescript +// From base prompts - addressing common eval failures +'You must base your future write_file/str_replace edits off of the latest changes. You must try to accommodate the changes that the user has made...' + +'Always run hooks for TypeScript/JavaScript changes, test file changes, or when the changes could affect compilation/tests' +``` + +### 3. **Quality Assurance Integration** + +The emphasis on testing and verification in agent prompts reflects evaluation insights: + +```typescript +// From base prompts +'Check the knowledge files to see if the user has specified a further protocol for what terminal commands should be run to verify edits. For example, a `knowledge.md` file could specify that after every change you should run the tests or linting or run the type checker.' +``` + +## Research Feedback Loop + +```mermaid +graph TB + A[Agent Definitions in .agents/] --> B[Evaluation System] + B --> C[Performance Metrics] + C --> D[Analysis of Failures] + D --> E[Prompt Engineering Insights] + E --> F[Updated Agent Definitions] + F --> A + + B --> G[Conversation Traces] + G --> H[Tool Usage Patterns] + H --> I[Workflow Optimization] + I --> F + + C --> J[Scoring Dimensions] + J --> K[Quality Metrics] + K --> L[Agent Architecture Changes] + L --> F +``` + +## Specific Evaluation Insights Reflected in Agents + +### 1. **File Handling Patterns** + +Agent prompts include detailed guidance on file operations, likely informed by evaluation failures: + +```typescript +// Emphasis on reading before editing +'Analyze surrounding code, tests, and configuration first' + +// Careful handling of user modifications +'You must base your future write_file/str_replace edits off of the latest changes' +``` + +### 2. **Terminal Command Best Practices** + +Specific terminal usage patterns reflect evaluation learnings: + +```typescript +// Package installation best practices +'use the run_terminal_command tool to install the package rather than editing the package.json file with a guess at the version number' + +// Command chaining for verification +'you should run them all using \'&&\' to concatenate them into one commands, e.g. `npm run lint && npm run test`' +``` + +### 3. **Context Management** + +The evolution of context handling in agents reflects evaluation insights about information management: + +```typescript +// From context-pruner.test.ts - sophisticated context management +'removes old terminal command results while keeping recent 5' +'removes large tool results' +'performs message-level pruning when other passes are insufficient' +``` + +## Evaluation Impact on Agent Evolution + +### Base → Base2 Evolution + +The progression from `base` to `base2` demonstrates evaluation-driven improvement: + +1. **Architecture**: Moved to factory pattern with specialized sub-agents +2. **Tool Usage**: More sophisticated tool selection and usage patterns +3. **Workflow**: Better task decomposition and coordination +4. **Error Handling**: Improved error prevention and recovery + +### Specialized Agent Development + +Specialized agents like `git-committer` reflect evaluation insights about: +- When to use structured workflows vs. free-form responses +- How to break complex tasks into manageable steps +- The importance of context gathering before action + +## Conclusion + +The relationship between the `.agents` folder and the evaluation research is a **direct, iterative feedback loop**: + +1. **Agents are evaluated** using the commit reconstruction methodology +2. **Performance data and failure modes** inform agent improvements +3. **Updated prompts and architectures** are implemented in the `.agents` folder +4. **New agent versions** are evaluated to measure improvement + +This creates a continuous improvement cycle where: +- **Evaluation research drives agent development** +- **Agent performance informs evaluation methodology refinements** +- **Real-world coding scenarios** (from git commits) ensure practical relevance +- **Systematic measurement** enables evidence-based agent improvement + +The evaluation system serves as both a research tool for understanding AI coding capabilities and a development tool for improving Codebuff's agent implementations. This tight integration between evaluation and development represents a sophisticated approach to AI agent research and improvement. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/evals/docs/codebuff-evals-overview.md b/evals/docs/codebuff-evals-overview.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..ab9cd961c4 --- /dev/null +++ b/evals/docs/codebuff-evals-overview.md @@ -0,0 +1,361 @@ +# Codebuff Evals System Documentation + +This document provides a comprehensive overview of the Codebuff Evaluation Framework, a novel system for testing AI coding agents through **Git Commit Reimplementation Evaluation**. + +## Table of Contents + +1. [Overview](#overview) +2. [Architecture](#architecture) +3. [Data Sources](#data-sources) +4. [Process Flow](#process-flow) +5. [Components](#components) +6. [Dependencies](#dependencies) +7. [JSON File Structure](#json-file-structure) +8. [Usage](#usage) + +## Overview + +The Codebuff Evals system takes a fundamentally different approach from traditional coding benchmarks like SWE Bench or Terminal Bench. Instead of passing predefined tests, the evaluations challenge coding agents to **reimplement real git commits** from open source projects through interactive, multi-turn conversations. + +### Core Innovation: Commit Reconstruction Methodology + +The evaluation framework centers around having coding agents reconstruct actual git commits from open source repositories through an interactive process: + +- **Real-world relevance**: Uses actual commits from production codebases +- **Multi-turn interaction**: Up to 5 conversational rounds guided by a prompting agent +- **Comprehensive scoring**: AI judge provides nuanced evaluation across multiple dimensions +- **Diverse scenarios**: Tests on different types of changes, project types, and complexity levels + +## Architecture + +```mermaid +graph TB + subgraph "Data Sources" + A[Open Source Repos] + B[Picked Commits] + C[Generated Specs] + end + + subgraph "Evaluation Pipeline" + D[Orchestrator] + E[Test Repo Setup] + F[Prompting Agent] + G[Coding Agent] + H[AI Judge] + end + + subgraph "Results" + I[Evaluation Logs] + J[Performance Metrics] + K[Analysis Reports] + end + + A --> B + B --> C + C --> D + D --> E + E --> F + F --> G + G --> H + H --> I + I --> J + I --> K +``` + +### System Components + +#### 1. **Evaluation Orchestration** (`run-git-evals.ts`, `run-eval-set.ts`) +- Manages the complete evaluation pipeline +- Handles concurrency and process management +- Coordinates between all system components +- Provides timeout and error handling + +#### 2. **Agent Runners** (`runners/`) +- **Codebuff Runner**: Integrates with local Codebuff installation +- **Claude Runner**: Integrates with Anthropic's Claude Code +- **Runner Interface**: Common abstraction for all coding agents + +#### 3. **Prompting Agent** (`prompting-agent.ts`) +- Acts as the "human developer" in the loop +- Analyzes conversation history and decides next actions +- Generates follow-up prompts to guide the coding agent +- Makes decisions: `continue`, `complete`, or `halt` + +#### 4. **Judging System** (`judge-git-eval.ts`) +- Uses AI (Gemini 2.5 Pro) to score implementations +- Compares agent output against ground truth git diffs +- Provides detailed scoring across multiple dimensions +- Runs 3 judges in parallel and takes median for robustness + +#### 5. **Test Repository Management** (`setup-test-repo.ts`) +- Clones and manages git repositories for testing +- Handles commit checkout and environment setup +- Provides isolated testing environments +- Supports both public and private repositories + +## Data Sources + +The system operates on several types of data: + +### Primary Data Sources +1. **Open Source Git Repositories** + - Real production codebases from GitHub + - Diverse programming languages and project types + - Examples: Codebuff, Manifold, Saleor, Plane + +2. **Selected Commits** + - Commits are intelligently picked using AI selection + - Focus on substantial, self-contained changes + - Filtered for quality and implementability + +3. **Generated Specifications** + - Natural language descriptions of what needs to be implemented + - Derived from commit diffs and messages + - Written to be implementable without seeing the original code + +### Data Flow + +```mermaid +sequenceDiagram + participant Repo as Git Repository + participant Picker as Commit Picker + participant Generator as Spec Generator + participant Evaluator as Evaluation System + + Repo->>Picker: Raw commit history + Picker->>Picker: AI-powered commit analysis + Picker->>Generator: Selected commits + Generator->>Generator: Generate specifications + Generator->>Evaluator: Evaluation data file +``` + +## Process Flow + +### Complete Evaluation Workflow + +```mermaid +sequenceDiagram + participant Orchestrator as Eval Orchestrator + participant PromptAgent as Prompting Agent + participant CodingAgent as Coding Agent (Codebuff/Claude) + participant Judge as AI Judge + participant Repo as Test Repository + + Orchestrator->>Repo: Setup repo at commit^ (before target) + Orchestrator->>PromptAgent: Start with spec + + loop Up to 5 attempts + PromptAgent->>PromptAgent: Analyze conversation history + PromptAgent->>CodingAgent: Send implementation prompt + CodingAgent->>Repo: Make code changes via tools + CodingAgent->>PromptAgent: Return conversation trace + PromptAgent->>PromptAgent: Decide: continue/complete/halt + end + + Orchestrator->>Judge: Compare output vs ground truth + Judge->>Orchestrator: Return detailed scores & analysis +``` + +### Key Process Steps + +1. **Repository Setup** + - Clone target repository + - Checkout to commit parent (before target changes) + - Apply any initialization commands + +2. **Interactive Implementation** + - Prompting agent analyzes specification + - Sends focused prompt to coding agent + - Coding agent makes changes using available tools + - Process repeats up to 5 times based on progress + +3. **Evaluation and Judging** + - Generate git diff of agent's changes + - Compare against ground truth diff + - AI judge provides comprehensive scoring + - Results include metrics, strengths, and weaknesses + +## Components + +### Core Files and Their Roles + +| Component | File | Purpose | +|-----------|------|---------| +| **Orchestration** | `run-git-evals.ts` | Main evaluation pipeline | +| | `run-eval-set.ts` | Batch evaluation runner | +| | `run-single-eval.ts` | CLI for individual evals | +| **Agent Integration** | `runners/runner.ts` | Common runner interface | +| | `runners/codebuff.ts` | Codebuff agent integration | +| | `runners/claude.ts` | Claude agent integration | +| **Guidance** | `prompting-agent.ts` | Interactive prompting logic | +| **Assessment** | `judge-git-eval.ts` | AI-powered evaluation | +| **Infrastructure** | `setup-test-repo.ts` | Repository management | +| | `scaffolding.ts` | Test environment utilities | +| **Data Generation** | `pick-commits.ts` | Intelligent commit selection | +| | `gen-evals.ts` | Specification generation | +| | `gen-repo-eval.ts` | End-to-end eval creation | +| **Analysis** | `post-eval-analysis.ts` | Aggregate analysis | + +## Dependencies + +### Codebuff Codebase Dependencies + +The evals system has several dependencies on the broader Codebuff codebase: + +#### Backend Dependencies +- `@codebuff/backend/live-user-inputs` - User input management +- `@codebuff/backend/llm-apis/vercel-ai-sdk/ai-sdk` - AI model integration +- `@codebuff/backend/util/token-counter` - Token counting utilities + +#### Common Utilities +- `@codebuff/common/old-constants` - Model definitions and constants +- `@codebuff/common/constants/agents` - Agent configuration +- `@codebuff/common/util/promise` - Promise utilities +- `@codebuff/common/util/string` - String manipulation utilities + +#### NPM App Integration +- `@codebuff/npm-app/agents/load-agents` - Local agent loading +- `@codebuff/npm-app/credentials` - Authentication management + +#### SDK Integration +- Uses the Codebuff SDK (`../../../sdk/src/index`) for running agents + +### External Dependencies +- `zod/v4` - Schema validation +- `lodash` - Utility functions +- `p-limit` - Concurrency control +- `diff` - Diff generation for judging + +## JSON File Structure + +The evaluation system uses several JSON file formats. Here are the Zod schemas that define their structure: + +### Evaluation Data File Schema + +```typescript +import { z } from 'zod'; + +const FileStateSchema = z.object({ + path: z.string(), + preContent: z.string(), // Content before the commit + postContent: z.string() // Content after the commit +}); + +const EvalCommitSchema = z.object({ + sha: z.string(), + spec: z.string(), // Natural language specification + fileStates: z.array(FileStateSchema), + // Additional metadata (found in JSON files) + author: z.string().optional(), + date: z.string().optional(), + message: z.string().optional(), + selectionReason: z.string().optional(), + stats: z.object({ + deletions: z.number(), + filesChanged: z.number(), + insertions: z.number() + }).optional() +}); + +const EvalDataSchema = z.object({ + repoUrl: z.string(), + testRepoName: z.string().optional(), + generationDate: z.string(), + initCommand: z.string().optional(), + evalCommits: z.array(EvalCommitSchema) +}); +``` + +### Evaluation Results Schema + +```typescript +const AgentStepSchema = z.object({ + response: z.string(), + toolCalls: z.array(z.any()), + toolResults: z.array(z.any()) +}); + +const CodebuffTraceSchema = z.object({ + prompt: z.string(), + steps: z.array(AgentStepSchema) +}); + +const JudgingAnalysisSchema = z.object({ + analysis: z.string(), + strengths: z.array(z.string()), + weaknesses: z.array(z.string()), + metrics: z.object({ + completionScore: z.number().min(0).max(10), + codeQualityScore: z.number().min(0).max(10), + overallScore: z.number().min(0).max(10) + }) +}); + +const EvalRunJudgedSchema = z.object({ + eval_commit: EvalCommitSchema, + trace: z.array(CodebuffTraceSchema), + error: z.string().optional(), + gitDiff: z.string(), + durationMs: z.number(), + costUsd: z.number(), + judging_results: JudgingAnalysisSchema, + computed_metrics: z.object({ + runtime_sec: z.number(), + cost_usd: z.number() + }) +}); + +const FullEvalLogSchema = z.object({ + test_repo_name: z.string(), + generation_date: z.string(), + eval_runs: z.array(EvalRunJudgedSchema), + overall_metrics: z.object({ + average_runtime_sec: z.number(), + average_cost_usd: z.number(), + average_completion: z.number(), + average_code_quality: z.number(), + average_overall: z.number(), + average_duration_ms: z.number(), + total_runs: z.number(), + successful_runs: z.number(), + failed_runs: z.number() + }) +}); +``` + +## Usage + +### Running Evaluations + +#### Single Evaluation +```bash +bun run evals/git-evals/run-single-eval.ts \ + --eval-file eval-codebuff.json \ + --commit-index 0 \ + --agent base2 +``` + +#### Batch Evaluations +```bash +bun run evals/git-evals/run-eval-set.ts +``` + +### Creating New Evaluations + +#### 1. Pick Commits from Repository +```bash +bun run evals/git-evals/pick-commits.ts \ + https://github.com/user/repo \ + ./picked-commits.json \ + 300 +``` + +#### 2. Generate Evaluation File +```bash +bun run evals/git-evals/gen-repo-eval.ts \ + https://github.com/user/repo \ + ./picked-commits.json \ + ./eval-output.json +``` + +This comprehensive framework provides a robust foundation for evaluating AI coding agents through realistic, interactive scenarios that mirror real-world software development challenges. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/evals/docs/dependencies-analysis.md b/evals/docs/dependencies-analysis.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..684cb8cbc4 --- /dev/null +++ b/evals/docs/dependencies-analysis.md @@ -0,0 +1,269 @@ +# Codebuff Evals Dependencies Analysis + +This document provides a comprehensive analysis of how the evals system depends on the broader Codebuff codebase and external packages. + +## Overview + +The evals system is tightly integrated with the Codebuff ecosystem, importing functionality from multiple packages within the monorepo. This analysis identifies all dependencies and their purposes. + +## Dependency Categories + +### 1. Backend Dependencies + +#### Core LLM Integration +```typescript +// From: judge-git-eval.ts, run-git-evals.ts +import { promptAiSdkStructured } from '@codebuff/backend/llm-apis/vercel-ai-sdk/ai-sdk' +``` +- **Purpose**: Interface with AI models for judging and prompting agents +- **Usage**: Critical for both evaluation judging and prompting agent decisions +- **Dependency Level**: High - Core functionality + +#### User Input Management +```typescript +// From: run-git-evals.ts +import { disableLiveUserInputCheck } from '@codebuff/backend/live-user-inputs' +``` +- **Purpose**: Disable interactive prompts during automated evaluation runs +- **Usage**: Ensures evals run without human intervention +- **Dependency Level**: Medium - Operational + +#### Token Management +```typescript +// From: judge-git-eval.ts +import { countTokens } from '@codebuff/backend/util/token-counter' +``` +- **Purpose**: Track and limit token usage for AI models +- **Usage**: Critical for managing context length in judging prompts +- **Dependency Level**: High - Performance critical + +### 2. Common Utilities + +#### Model Definitions +```typescript +// From: multiple files +import { models } from '@codebuff/common/old-constants' +import { API_KEY_ENV_VAR } from '@codebuff/common/old-constants' +``` +- **Purpose**: Centralized model configurations and API key management +- **Usage**: Model selection for judging, prompting, and agent running +- **Dependency Level**: High - Configuration + +#### Agent Constants +```typescript +// From: runners/codebuff.ts +import { MAX_AGENT_STEPS_DEFAULT } from '@codebuff/common/constants/agents' +``` +- **Purpose**: Default configuration for agent execution +- **Usage**: Controls agent step limits during evaluation runs +- **Dependency Level**: Medium - Configuration + +#### Utility Functions +```typescript +// From: multiple files +import { withTimeout } from '@codebuff/common/util/promise' +import { generateCompactId } from '@codebuff/common/util/string' +``` +- **Purpose**: Promise utilities and ID generation +- **Usage**: Timeout management and unique identifier creation +- **Dependency Level**: Medium - Utility + +### 3. NPM App Integration + +#### Agent Loading +```typescript +// From: runners/codebuff.ts +import { loadLocalAgents } from '@codebuff/npm-app/agents/load-agents' +``` +- **Purpose**: Load local agent definitions from .agents directory +- **Usage**: Enables custom agents to be used in evaluations +- **Dependency Level**: High - Core functionality + +#### Authentication +```typescript +// From: runners/codebuff.ts +import { getUserCredentials } from '@codebuff/npm-app/credentials' +``` +- **Purpose**: Retrieve user authentication tokens +- **Usage**: Authenticate with Codebuff API during agent runs +- **Dependency Level**: High - Security + +### 4. SDK Integration + +#### Codebuff Client +```typescript +// From: runners/codebuff.ts, prompting-agent.ts +import { CodebuffClient } from '../../../sdk/src/index' +``` +- **Purpose**: Primary interface to Codebuff's agent execution system +- **Usage**: Execute agent runs with full tool access +- **Dependency Level**: Critical - Core functionality + +### 5. External Dependencies + +#### Schema Validation +```typescript +// From: types.ts +import { z } from 'zod/v4' +``` +- **Purpose**: Runtime type validation and schema definition +- **Usage**: Validate AI responses and data structures +- **Dependency Level**: High - Data integrity + +#### Utility Libraries +```typescript +// From: various files +import { cloneDeep } from 'lodash' +import pLimit from 'p-limit' +import { createPatch } from 'diff' +``` +- **Purpose**: Data manipulation, concurrency control, diff generation +- **Usage**: Object cloning, parallel execution limits, code diff creation +- **Dependency Level**: Medium - Operational + +## Dependency Graph + +```mermaid +graph TD + A[Evals System] --> B[Backend] + A --> C[Common] + A --> D[NPM App] + A --> E[SDK] + A --> F[External] + + B --> B1[LLM APIs] + B --> B2[Live User Inputs] + B --> B3[Token Counter] + + C --> C1[Old Constants] + C --> C2[Agent Constants] + C --> C3[Utilities] + + D --> D1[Agent Loading] + D --> D2[Credentials] + + E --> E1[Codebuff Client] + + F --> F1[Zod] + F --> F2[Lodash] + F --> F3[p-limit] + F --> F4[diff] + + style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333,stroke-width:4px + style E1 fill:#bbf,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px + style B1 fill:#bbf,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px +``` + +## Critical Dependencies Analysis + +### 1. **Essential for Core Functionality** +- **Codebuff SDK**: Cannot run agents without this +- **LLM APIs**: Required for AI judging and prompting +- **Agent Loading**: Needed to access custom agents +- **Model Constants**: Required for model selection + +### 2. **Important for Operations** +- **Token Counter**: Prevents context overflow +- **Credentials**: Enables authenticated API calls +- **Promise Utilities**: Timeout and error handling +- **Concurrency Control**: Manages parallel execution + +### 3. **Configuration and Utilities** +- **Agent Constants**: Default configuration values +- **String Utilities**: ID generation and formatting +- **Data Manipulation**: Object cloning and processing +- **Schema Validation**: Data integrity and type safety + +## Replication Requirements + +To replicate this evaluation system outside the Codebuff codebase, you would need to: + +### 1. **Replace Core Dependencies** +```typescript +// Instead of @codebuff/backend/llm-apis/vercel-ai-sdk/ai-sdk +// Implement direct AI model integration: +import { openai } from '@ai-sdk/openai' +import { generateObject } from 'ai' + +// Instead of @codebuff/backend/util/token-counter +// Use tiktoken or similar: +import { encode } from 'tiktoken' +``` + +### 2. **Replace Agent System** +```typescript +// Instead of CodebuffClient +// Implement custom agent runner that can: +// - Execute prompts with tool access +// - Track conversation history +// - Manage file operations +// - Handle timeouts and errors +``` + +### 3. **Replace Configuration System** +```typescript +// Instead of @codebuff/common/old-constants +// Define model configurations directly: +const models = { + 'gpt-4': { provider: 'openai', model: 'gpt-4' }, + 'claude-3': { provider: 'anthropic', model: 'claude-3-sonnet' } +} +``` + +### 4. **Implement Missing Utilities** +```typescript +// Recreate utility functions: +export const generateCompactId = () => Math.random().toString(36).substr(2, 9) +export const withTimeout = (promise: Promise, ms: number) => + Promise.race([promise, new Promise((_, reject) => + setTimeout(() => reject(new Error('Timeout')), ms))]) +``` + +## Coupling Analysis + +### **High Coupling Areas** +1. **Agent Execution**: Deeply integrated with Codebuff's agent system +2. **Authentication**: Relies on Codebuff's credential management +3. **Model Integration**: Uses Codebuff's LLM abstraction layer + +### **Medium Coupling Areas** +1. **Utility Functions**: Could be easily replaced with equivalents +2. **Configuration**: Centralized but replaceable constants +3. **Schema Validation**: Standard Zod usage, not Codebuff-specific + +### **Low Coupling Areas** +1. **External Libraries**: Standard npm packages +2. **File System Operations**: Standard Node.js APIs +3. **Git Operations**: Standard git command-line interface + +## Recommendations for Decoupling + +If the goal is to make the evals system more standalone: + +### 1. **Create Abstraction Layers** +```typescript +interface AIModelClient { + generateStructured(prompt: string, schema: Schema): Promise + generateText(prompt: string): Promise +} + +interface AgentRunner { + run(prompt: string): Promise +} +``` + +### 2. **Extract Configuration** +```typescript +interface EvalConfig { + models: ModelConfig[] + timeouts: TimeoutConfig + concurrency: ConcurrencyConfig +} +``` + +### 3. **Minimize Backend Dependencies** +- Replace token counter with tiktoken +- Replace LLM APIs with direct AI SDK usage +- Replace credential management with environment variables + +This analysis shows that while the evals system has significant dependencies on the Codebuff ecosystem, the core evaluation logic could be extracted and adapted for standalone use with moderate effort. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/evals/docs/json-file-analysis.md b/evals/docs/json-file-analysis.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..9de1b29df1 --- /dev/null +++ b/evals/docs/json-file-analysis.md @@ -0,0 +1,335 @@ +# JSON File Structure Analysis + +This document provides a detailed analysis of the large JSON files in the `evals/git-evals/` directory, their structure, purpose, and schema definitions. + +## File Overview + +Based on analysis using command-line tools, here are the evaluation JSON files and their characteristics: + +| File | Size | Lines | Purpose | +|------|------|-------|---------| +| `eval-codebuff.json` | 7.6MB | 841 | Codebuff project evaluations | +| `eval-codebuff2.json` | 7.4MB | 2,429 | Extended Codebuff evaluations | +| `eval-manifold.json` | 3.1MB | 941 | Manifold prediction market evals | +| `eval-manifold2.json` | 8.1MB | 1,293 | Extended Manifold evaluations | +| `eval-plane.json` | 4.5MB | 1,667 | Plane project management evals | +| `eval-saleor.json` | 37MB | 1,476 | Saleor e-commerce platform evals | +| `eval-result-codebuff-mock.json` | 2.1MB | 842 | Sample evaluation results | + +## File Type Analysis + +### 1. Evaluation Data Files (`eval-*.json`) + +These files contain the test cases for evaluation. They follow the `EvalData` schema: + +#### Structure Analysis (using `eval-codebuff.json` as example): + +```bash +# Top-level structure +$ jq 'keys' eval-codebuff.json +[ + "evalCommits", + "generationDate", + "repoUrl" +] + +# Basic metadata +$ node -e "const data=JSON.parse(require('fs').readFileSync('eval-codebuff.json')); console.log(JSON.stringify({repoUrl: data.repoUrl, generationDate: data.generationDate, evalCommitsCount: data.evalCommits.length}, null, 2))" +{ + "repoUrl": "https://github.com/CodebuffAI/codebuff", + "generationDate": "2025-05-19T02:52:35.503Z", + "evalCommitsCount": 13 +} +``` + +#### Individual Commit Structure: + +```bash +# Commit structure +$ jq '.evalCommits[0] | keys' eval-codebuff.json +[ + "author", + "date", + "fileStates", + "message", + "selectionReason", + "sha", + "spec", + "stats" +] + +# File states structure +$ jq '.evalCommits[0].fileStates[0] | keys' eval-codebuff.json +[ + "path", + "postContent", + "preContent" +] + +# Stats structure +$ jq '.evalCommits[0].stats | keys' eval-codebuff.json +[ + "deletions", + "filesChanged", + "insertions" +] +``` + +### 2. Evaluation Results Files (`eval-result-*.json`) + +These files contain the actual evaluation run results and judging: + +```bash +# Results file structure +$ jq 'keys' eval-result-codebuff-mock.json +[ + "eval_runs", + "generation_date", + "overall_metrics", + "test_repo_name" +] + +# Individual run structure +$ jq '.eval_runs[0] | keys' eval-result-codebuff-mock.json +[ + "durationMs", + "eval_commit", + "fileStates", + "judging_results", + "trace" +] + +# Judging results structure +$ jq '.eval_runs[0].judging_results | keys' eval-result-codebuff-mock.json +[ + "analysis", + "metrics", + "strengths", + "weaknesses" +] + +# Trace structure +$ jq '.eval_runs[0].trace[0] | keys' eval-result-codebuff-mock.json +[ + "prompt", + "steps" +] +``` + +## Complete TypeScript Schema Definitions + +### Evaluation Data Schema + +```typescript +import { z } from 'zod'; + +// File state represents before/after content for a single file +export const FileStateSchema = z.object({ + path: z.string(), + preContent: z.string(), // Content before the commit + postContent: z.string() // Content after the commit +}); + +// Statistics about the commit changes +export const CommitStatsSchema = z.object({ + deletions: z.number(), + filesChanged: z.number(), + insertions: z.number() +}); + +// Individual evaluation commit with all metadata +export const EvalCommitSchema = z.object({ + sha: z.string(), // Git commit SHA + spec: z.string(), // Natural language specification + fileStates: z.array(FileStateSchema), + + // Additional metadata from commit selection + author: z.string().optional(), + date: z.string().optional(), + message: z.string().optional(), + selectionReason: z.string().optional(), + stats: CommitStatsSchema.optional() +}); + +// Complete evaluation data file +export const EvalDataSchema = z.object({ + repoUrl: z.string(), // Source repository URL + generationDate: z.string(), // When evaluation was created + testRepoName: z.string().optional(), // Optional repo name override + initCommand: z.string().optional(), // Optional setup command + evalCommits: z.array(EvalCommitSchema) +}); + +// Sample usage: +export type EvalData = z.infer; +export type EvalCommit = z.infer; +export type FileState = z.infer; +``` + +### Evaluation Results Schema + +```typescript +// Agent interaction step +export const AgentStepSchema = z.object({ + response: z.string(), + toolCalls: z.array(z.any()), // Tool calls made by agent + toolResults: z.array(z.any()) // Results returned from tools +}); + +// Conversation trace between prompting agent and coding agent +export const CodebuffTraceSchema = z.object({ + prompt: z.string(), // Prompt sent to coding agent + steps: z.array(AgentStepSchema) // Agent's response steps +}); + +// AI judge scoring metrics +export const JudgingMetricsSchema = z.object({ + completionScore: z.number().min(0).max(10), // How complete vs ground truth + codeQualityScore: z.number().min(0).max(10), // Code structure and quality + overallScore: z.number().min(0).max(10) // Combined assessment +}); + +// Complete judging analysis +export const JudgingAnalysisSchema = z.object({ + analysis: z.string(), // Detailed analysis text + strengths: z.array(z.string()), // List of implementation strengths + weaknesses: z.array(z.string()), // List of implementation weaknesses + metrics: JudgingMetricsSchema +}); + +// Individual evaluation run with judging +export const EvalRunJudgedSchema = z.object({ + eval_commit: EvalCommitSchema, // Original evaluation task + trace: z.array(CodebuffTraceSchema), // Conversation history + error: z.string().optional(), // Any execution errors + gitDiff: z.string(), // Agent's actual changes as git diff + durationMs: z.number(), // Execution time + costUsd: z.number(), // API costs incurred + judging_results: JudgingAnalysisSchema, + fileStates: z.string().optional(), // May include final file states + computed_metrics: z.object({ + runtime_sec: z.number(), + cost_usd: z.number() + }).optional() +}); + +// Overall metrics across all runs +export const OverallMetricsSchema = z.object({ + average_runtime_sec: z.number(), + average_cost_usd: z.number(), + average_completion: z.number(), + average_code_quality: z.number(), + average_overall: z.number(), + average_duration_ms: z.number(), + total_runs: z.number(), + successful_runs: z.number(), + failed_runs: z.number() +}); + +// Complete evaluation results log +export const FullEvalLogSchema = z.object({ + test_repo_name: z.string(), + generation_date: z.string(), + eval_runs: z.array(EvalRunJudgedSchema), + overall_metrics: OverallMetricsSchema +}); + +// Type exports +export type EvalRunJudged = z.infer; +export type FullEvalLog = z.infer; +export type JudgingAnalysis = z.infer; +export type CodebuffTrace = z.infer; +``` + +## Data Insights from Analysis + +### Repository Distribution + +Based on the JSON files, the evaluation system covers: + +1. **Codebuff** (`eval-codebuff.json`, `eval-codebuff2.json`) + - Internal project evaluations + - 13+ evaluation commits + - Focus on Codebuff's own development patterns + +2. **Manifold** (`eval-manifold.json`, `eval-manifold2.json`) + - Prediction market platform + - TypeScript/React codebase + - Complex business logic scenarios + +3. **Plane** (`eval-plane.json`) + - Project management tool + - Modern web application + - UI and backend integration + +4. **Saleor** (`eval-saleor.json`) + - Large e-commerce platform + - 37MB evaluation file (largest dataset) + - Comprehensive enterprise-level scenarios + +### Sample Evaluation Commit + +From the analysis, here's what a typical evaluation looks like: + +```json +{ + "sha": "ce2badebbee89b6016ae30c3c507fb130da0bb7e", + "spec": "Update the `run_terminal_command` tool to accurately reflect and report the current working directory (CWD). First, modify the tool's description in `backend/src/tools.ts` to inform the LLM that commands execute in the user's CWD, which persists after `cd` commands, rather than always resetting to the project root. Second, adjust the terminal command execution logic in `npm-app/src/utils/terminal.ts`: the `handleChangeDirectory` function must return the new CWD path as a string upon a successful user `cd` command, the current CWD if `cd` is attempted outside the project root, or null otherwise...", + "author": "Charles Lien", + "message": "notify llm of cwd after each command", + "fileStatesCount": 2 +} +``` + +### Judging Metrics Example + +Sample judging results from the mock data: + +```json +{ + "metrics": { + "completionScore": 1, + "codeQualityScore": 2.5, + "overallScore": 1.5 + } +} +``` + +### Overall Performance Metrics + +Sample aggregate metrics: + +```json +{ + "average_completion": 3, + "average_code_quality": 3.5, + "average_overall": 3.67, + "average_duration_ms": 165672.67, + "total_runs": 3, + "successful_runs": 3, + "failed_runs": 0 +} +``` + +## Usage Notes + +### File Size Considerations + +- **Saleor** (37MB): Contains extensive file content and many evaluation scenarios +- **Manifold** (8.1MB): Extended test cases with complex business logic +- **Codebuff** (7.6MB): Internal evaluation scenarios + +### Performance Implications + +- Large files require careful memory management during processing +- Token counting is crucial for AI judge input (1M token limit) +- Trace truncation may be necessary for large conversation histories + +### Schema Evolution + +The schema includes optional fields to handle: +- Legacy data formats +- Extended metadata added over time +- Different repository types and structures + +This analysis shows the evaluation system handles substantial, real-world codebases with comprehensive metadata and scoring across multiple dimensions. \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/evals/docs/replication-guide.md b/evals/docs/replication-guide.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..5b560745e7 --- /dev/null +++ b/evals/docs/replication-guide.md @@ -0,0 +1,664 @@ +# How to Replicate the Codebuff Evaluation System + +This guide explains how to replicate the Codebuff evaluation framework without depending on the Codebuff codebase. It provides a complete roadmap for building a standalone commit reconstruction evaluation system. + +## Overview + +The Codebuff evaluation system can be replicated by implementing several key components: + +1. **AI Model Integration Layer** +2. **Agent Execution System** +3. **Repository Management** +4. **Evaluation Orchestration** +5. **Judging and Analysis** + +## Architecture for Standalone System + +```mermaid +graph TB + subgraph "Standalone Eval System" + A[Eval Orchestrator] + B[Model Client] + C[Agent Runner] + D[Repo Manager] + E[Judge System] + F[Results Store] + end + + subgraph "External Services" + G[OpenAI API] + H[Anthropic API] + I[Git Repositories] + J[File System] + end + + A --> B + A --> C + A --> D + A --> E + B --> G + B --> H + C --> B + D --> I + E --> B + F --> J +``` + +## Implementation Roadmap + +### Phase 1: Core Infrastructure + +#### 1. AI Model Integration + +Replace Codebuff's LLM APIs with direct AI SDK integration: + +```typescript +// models/client.ts +import { openai } from '@ai-sdk/openai' +import { anthropic } from '@ai-sdk/anthropic' +import { generateObject, generateText } from 'ai' + +export interface ModelConfig { + provider: 'openai' | 'anthropic' + model: string + temperature?: number + maxTokens?: number +} + +export class ModelClient { + async generateStructured( + prompt: string, + schema: z.ZodSchema, + config: ModelConfig + ): Promise { + const provider = config.provider === 'openai' ? openai : anthropic + + const result = await generateObject({ + model: provider(config.model), + prompt, + schema, + temperature: config.temperature, + maxTokens: config.maxTokens + }) + + return result.object + } + + async generateText(prompt: string, config: ModelConfig): Promise { + const provider = config.provider === 'openai' ? openai : anthropic + + const result = await generateText({ + model: provider(config.model), + prompt, + temperature: config.temperature, + maxTokens: config.maxTokens + }) + + return result.text + } +} +``` + +#### 2. Token Counting + +Replace Codebuff's token counter: + +```typescript +// utils/tokens.ts +import { encoding_for_model } from 'tiktoken' + +export function countTokens(text: string, model: string = 'gpt-4'): number { + try { + const encoder = encoding_for_model(model as any) + const tokens = encoder.encode(text) + encoder.free() + return tokens.length + } catch { + // Fallback estimation: ~4 chars per token + return Math.ceil(text.length / 4) + } +} +``` + +#### 3. Configuration Management + +Create centralized configuration: + +```typescript +// config/index.ts +export interface EvalConfig { + models: { + judge: ModelConfig + promptingAgent: ModelConfig + } + timeouts: { + singleEval: number + judging: number + agentStep: number + } + concurrency: { + maxEvals: number + } + paths: { + testRepos: string + results: string + } +} + +export const defaultConfig: EvalConfig = { + models: { + judge: { provider: 'anthropic', model: 'claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022' }, + promptingAgent: { provider: 'openai', model: 'gpt-4' } + }, + timeouts: { + singleEval: 30 * 60 * 1000, // 30 minutes + judging: 10 * 60 * 1000, // 10 minutes + agentStep: 5 * 60 * 1000 // 5 minutes + }, + concurrency: { + maxEvals: 5 + }, + paths: { + testRepos: './test-repos', + results: './results' + } +} +``` + +### Phase 2: Agent System + +#### 1. Agent Runner Interface + +Create a generic agent runner interface: + +```typescript +// agents/runner.ts +export interface AgentStep { + response: string + toolCalls: ToolCall[] + toolResults: ToolResult[] +} + +export interface AgentRunResult { + steps: AgentStep[] + totalCostUsd: number + error?: string +} + +export interface AgentRunner { + run(prompt: string): Promise +} +``` + +#### 2. Tool System + +Implement basic tools needed for code editing: + +```typescript +// tools/index.ts +export interface ToolCall { + id: string + type: string + function: { + name: string + arguments: string + } +} + +export interface ToolResult { + tool_call_id: string + output: string +} + +export class ToolRegistry { + private tools = new Map() + + register(tool: Tool) { + this.tools.set(tool.name, tool) + } + + async execute(toolCall: ToolCall): Promise { + const tool = this.tools.get(toolCall.function.name) + if (!tool) { + throw new Error(`Unknown tool: ${toolCall.function.name}`) + } + + const args = JSON.parse(toolCall.function.arguments) + const output = await tool.execute(args) + + return { + tool_call_id: toolCall.id, + output: JSON.stringify(output) + } + } +} + +// Essential tools +export const readFileTool: Tool = { + name: 'read_file', + description: 'Read a file from the filesystem', + parameters: { + type: 'object', + properties: { + file_path: { type: 'string' } + } + }, + execute: async ({ file_path }) => { + return fs.readFileSync(file_path, 'utf-8') + } +} + +export const writeFileTool: Tool = { + name: 'write_file', + description: 'Write content to a file', + parameters: { + type: 'object', + properties: { + file_path: { type: 'string' }, + content: { type: 'string' } + } + }, + execute: async ({ file_path, content }) => { + fs.writeFileSync(file_path, content, 'utf-8') + return { success: true } + } +} +``` + +#### 3. Basic Agent Implementation + +Create a simple agent that can use tools: + +```typescript +// agents/basic-agent.ts +export class BasicAgent implements AgentRunner { + constructor( + private modelClient: ModelClient, + private toolRegistry: ToolRegistry, + private config: ModelConfig + ) {} + + async run(prompt: string): Promise { + const steps: AgentStep[] = [] + const maxSteps = 10 + let currentPrompt = prompt + + for (let i = 0; i < maxSteps; i++) { + const response = await this.modelClient.generateText( + this.buildPrompt(currentPrompt, steps), + this.config + ) + + const toolCalls = this.extractToolCalls(response) + const toolResults: ToolResult[] = [] + + // Execute tool calls + for (const toolCall of toolCalls) { + const result = await this.toolRegistry.execute(toolCall) + toolResults.push(result) + } + + steps.push({ + response, + toolCalls, + toolResults + }) + + // Check if agent wants to continue + if (this.shouldStop(response, toolCalls)) { + break + } + + currentPrompt = this.buildContinuationPrompt(toolResults) + } + + return { + steps, + totalCostUsd: this.estimateCost(steps) + } + } + + private buildPrompt(userPrompt: string, previousSteps: AgentStep[]): string { + let prompt = `You are a coding assistant. Help implement the following request:\n\n${userPrompt}\n\n` + + // Add conversation history + for (const step of previousSteps) { + prompt += `Previous response: ${step.response}\n` + if (step.toolResults.length > 0) { + prompt += `Tool results: ${JSON.stringify(step.toolResults)}\n` + } + } + + prompt += `Available tools: ${Array.from(this.toolRegistry.tools.keys()).join(', ')}\n\n` + prompt += `Respond with your analysis and any tool calls needed.` + + return prompt + } + + // ... implementation details +} +``` + +### Phase 3: Repository Management + +#### 1. Git Repository Handler + +Replace Codebuff's repository setup: + +```typescript +// repos/manager.ts +export class RepoManager { + constructor(private config: EvalConfig) {} + + async setupTestRepo( + repoUrl: string, + commitSha: string, + customName?: string + ): Promise { + const repoName = customName || this.extractRepoName(repoUrl) + const repoDir = path.join(this.config.paths.testRepos, `${repoName}-${commitSha}`) + + // Clean up existing + if (fs.existsSync(repoDir)) { + fs.rmSync(repoDir, { recursive: true, force: true }) + } + + // Clone repository + execSync(`git clone --no-checkout "${repoUrl}" "${repoDir}"`, { + stdio: 'inherit', + timeout: 120_000 + }) + + // Checkout to parent commit + execSync(`git checkout "${commitSha}^"`, { + cwd: repoDir, + stdio: 'inherit' + }) + + return repoDir + } + + async getChanges(repoDir: string): Promise { + // Stage all changes + execSync('git add .', { cwd: repoDir }) + + // Get diff + return execSync('git diff --staged', { + cwd: repoDir, + encoding: 'utf-8' + }) + } + + private extractRepoName(url: string): string { + return url.split('/').pop()?.replace('.git', '') || 'unknown' + } +} +``` + +### Phase 4: Evaluation Orchestration + +#### 1. Main Orchestrator + +Create the main evaluation pipeline: + +```typescript +// orchestrator/index.ts +export class EvalOrchestrator { + constructor( + private config: EvalConfig, + private modelClient: ModelClient, + private repoManager: RepoManager + ) {} + + async runEvaluation(evalData: EvalData): Promise { + const results: EvalRunJudged[] = [] + + // Process commits with concurrency limit + const limiter = pLimit(this.config.concurrency.maxEvals) + + const evalPromises = evalData.evalCommits.map(evalCommit => + limiter(() => this.runSingleEval(evalCommit, evalData.repoUrl)) + ) + + const evalResults = await Promise.allSettled(evalPromises) + + // Process results + for (const result of evalResults) { + if (result.status === 'fulfilled') { + results.push(result.value) + } else { + console.error('Eval failed:', result.reason) + } + } + + return { + test_repo_name: this.extractRepoName(evalData.repoUrl), + generation_date: new Date().toISOString(), + eval_runs: results, + overall_metrics: this.calculateMetrics(results) + } + } + + private async runSingleEval( + evalCommit: EvalCommit, + repoUrl: string + ): Promise { + const startTime = Date.now() + + // Setup repository + const repoDir = await this.repoManager.setupTestRepo( + repoUrl, + evalCommit.sha + ) + + try { + // Run prompting agent + coding agent conversation + const trace = await this.runAgentConversation(evalCommit.spec, repoDir) + + // Get final changes + const gitDiff = await this.repoManager.getChanges(repoDir) + + // Judge the results + const judgingResults = await this.judgeResults({ + eval_commit: evalCommit, + trace, + gitDiff, + durationMs: Date.now() - startTime, + costUsd: this.calculateCost(trace) + }) + + return { + eval_commit: evalCommit, + trace, + gitDiff, + durationMs: Date.now() - startTime, + costUsd: this.calculateCost(trace), + judging_results: judgingResults, + computed_metrics: { + runtime_sec: (Date.now() - startTime) / 1000, + cost_usd: this.calculateCost(trace) + } + } + } finally { + // Cleanup + if (fs.existsSync(repoDir)) { + fs.rmSync(repoDir, { recursive: true, force: true }) + } + } + } + + // ... rest of implementation +} +``` + +#### 2. Prompting Agent + +Implement the prompting agent logic: + +```typescript +// agents/prompting-agent.ts +export class PromptingAgent { + constructor(private modelClient: ModelClient) {} + + async getNextAction( + spec: string, + conversationHistory: string, + attemptsRemaining: number + ): Promise<{ decision: 'continue' | 'complete' | 'halt', nextPrompt?: string }> { + const prompt = this.buildDecisionPrompt(spec, conversationHistory, attemptsRemaining) + + const decision = await this.modelClient.generateStructured( + prompt, + AgentDecisionSchema, + { provider: 'openai', model: 'gpt-4' } + ) + + return decision + } + + private buildDecisionPrompt( + spec: string, + history: string, + remaining: number + ): string { + return `You are managing a coding agent to implement this specification: + +${spec} + +Conversation so far: +${history} + +You have ${remaining} attempts remaining. Decide whether to: +1. 'continue' - Send another prompt to the coding agent +2. 'complete' - The implementation is done +3. 'halt' - Stop due to being off track + +If continuing, provide the next prompt to send.` + } +} +``` + +### Phase 5: Judging System + +#### 1. AI Judge + +Implement the judging system: + +```typescript +// judging/judge.ts +export class EvalJudge { + constructor(private modelClient: ModelClient) {} + + async judgeEvalRun(evalRun: EvalRunLog): Promise { + const prompt = this.buildJudgingPrompt(evalRun) + + // Run multiple judges for robustness + const judgePromises = Array.from({ length: 3 }, () => + this.modelClient.generateStructured( + prompt, + JudgingAnalysisSchema, + { provider: 'anthropic', model: 'claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022' } + ) + ) + + const results = await Promise.allSettled(judgePromises) + const validResults = results + .filter((r): r is PromiseFulfilledResult => r.status === 'fulfilled') + .map(r => r.value) + + if (validResults.length === 0) { + throw new Error('All judges failed') + } + + // Return median result + const sorted = validResults.sort((a, b) => a.metrics.overallScore - b.metrics.overallScore) + return sorted[Math.floor(sorted.length / 2)] + } + + private buildJudgingPrompt(evalRun: EvalRunLog): string { + const groundTruthChanges = evalRun.eval_commit.fileStates + .map(state => { + const diff = createPatch(state.path, state.preContent, state.postContent) + return `File: ${state.path}\n${diff}` + }) + .join('\n\n') + + return `Analyze this coding agent implementation: + +SPECIFICATION: +${evalRun.eval_commit.spec} + +GROUND TRUTH CHANGES: +${groundTruthChanges} + +AGENT'S CHANGES: +${evalRun.gitDiff} + +ERROR (if any): +${evalRun.error || 'None'} + +Provide detailed analysis and scores (0-10) for: +- Completion: How well does it match the ground truth? +- Code Quality: How well-structured is the code? +- Overall: Combined assessment + +Include strengths, weaknesses, and detailed analysis.` + } +} +``` + +## Required External Dependencies + +```json +{ + "dependencies": { + "@ai-sdk/openai": "^0.0.x", + "@ai-sdk/anthropic": "^0.0.x", + "ai": "^3.x", + "zod": "^3.x", + "tiktoken": "^1.x", + "diff": "^5.x", + "p-limit": "^5.x", + "lodash": "^4.x" + } +} +``` + +## Estimated Development Timeline + +| Phase | Effort | Description | +|-------|--------|-------------| +| **Phase 1** | 2-3 weeks | Core infrastructure and AI integration | +| **Phase 2** | 3-4 weeks | Agent system and tool framework | +| **Phase 3** | 1-2 weeks | Repository management | +| **Phase 4** | 2-3 weeks | Evaluation orchestration | +| **Phase 5** | 1-2 weeks | Judging system | +| **Testing** | 2-3 weeks | Integration testing and refinement | +| **Total** | 11-17 weeks | Complete standalone system | + +## Key Challenges + +### 1. **Agent Tool Integration** +- Need to implement comprehensive tool system +- File operations, terminal commands, code analysis +- Error handling and timeout management + +### 2. **Cost Management** +- Token counting and budget controls +- Model selection optimization +- Parallel execution limits + +### 3. **Robustness** +- Error recovery and retry logic +- Process isolation and cleanup +- Concurrent execution safety + +## Advantages of Standalone System + +1. **Independence**: No dependency on Codebuff infrastructure +2. **Flexibility**: Can integrate with any AI models or coding agents +3. **Portability**: Can run in any environment +4. **Customization**: Full control over evaluation logic +5. **Cost Control**: Direct management of AI API costs + +This roadmap provides a complete path to replicating the Codebuff evaluation system while maintaining its core innovation of commit reconstruction methodology. \ No newline at end of file