feat: integrate PraisonAI with Terminal-Bench 2.0 via Harbor framework#1352
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Add comprehensive integration between PraisonAI Agents and Terminal-Bench 2.0 (the gold standard for AI coding agent evaluation) via Harbor framework. Features: - External agent (proof-of-concept) and installed agent (production) - Shell execution bridge: Harbor BaseEnvironment.exec() → PraisonAI tools - Auto-approval for container-isolated execution (bypasses @require_approval) - Token tracking and cost metrics integration with Harbor's AgentContext - Multi-agent support: AgentTeam and AgentFlow workflow examples - Cloud execution ready: Daytona, E2B, Modal, Runloop, GKE support Files added: - examples/terminal_bench/README.md - Complete documentation and usage - examples/terminal_bench/praisonai_external_agent.py - Phase 1 implementation - examples/terminal_bench/praisonai_installed_agent.py - Phase 2 production - examples/terminal_bench/multi_agent_example.py - Multi-agent workflows - examples/terminal_bench/job.yaml - Harbor job configuration - examples/terminal_bench/test_*.py - Comprehensive test suite Architecture: - Follows AGENTS.md guidelines: examples/ placement, no Core SDK changes - Uses existing execute_command tool, no functionality duplication - Optional Harbor dependency, clean separation of concerns - Enables PraisonAI to appear on Terminal-Bench 2.0 leaderboard Closes #1351 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: MervinPraison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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Caution Review failedPull request was closed or merged during review 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds Terminal-Bench 2.0 integration examples for PraisonAI using the Harbor framework: two agent integration modes (external PoC and in-container installed agent), multi-agent examples, a Harbor job YAML, documentation, and multiple smoke/integration/real-agent tests to exercise execution, auto-approval, API key forwarding, and context population (tokens/cost/metadata). Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Agent as PraisonAI Agent
participant HarborEnv as Harbor Environment
participant LLM as LLM API
participant Context as AgentContext
Client->>Agent: start(instruction)
Agent->>Agent: set AutoApproveBackend
Agent->>LLM: prompt / reasoning request
LLM-->>Agent: response (may include tool call)
Agent->>HarborEnv: exec(bash_command)
HarborEnv-->>Agent: {stdout, stderr, return_code}
Agent->>LLM: continue reasoning with tool result
LLM-->>Agent: final response
Agent->>Context: _populate_context(result)
Context->>Context: extract tokens, cost, metadata
Agent-->>Client: finish (final_response / metadata)
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This pull request introduces integration for PraisonAI Agents with Terminal-Bench 2.0 using the Harbor framework, providing both external and installed agent implementations along with multi-agent workflow examples and comprehensive tests. Feedback focuses on improving code robustness and maintainability, specifically by handling potential null values in cost calculations, adding input validation for shell commands, and removing unused imports. Additionally, the reviewer suggests reducing code duplication through shared logic or mixins, adopting more robust CLI argument parsing, and adhering to best practices for test configurations and file formatting.
| total_input_tokens += getattr(agent._usage, 'input_tokens', 0) or 0 | ||
| total_output_tokens += getattr(agent._usage, 'output_tokens', 0) or 0 | ||
| if hasattr(agent, '_cost') and agent._cost: | ||
| total_cost += agent._cost |
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If agent._cost is None, this line will raise a TypeError. You should handle the None case to prevent a potential runtime error.
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| total_cost += agent._cost or 0.0 |
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| async def bash_tool(command: str) -> str: | ||
| result = await environment.exec(command=command, timeout_sec=30) |
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The bash_tool in MultiAgentPraisonAI checks for an empty command string, but this implementation is missing that check. An empty command could lead to unexpected behavior or errors from environment.exec(). It's best to add a check here as well, for example:
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return "Error: Empty command provided"| print(" --model openai/gpt-4o") | ||
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| print("Dependencies:") | ||
| print(" pip install harbor praisonaiagents") No newline at end of file |
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| print(" pip install harbor praisonaiagents") | |
| print(" pip install harbor praisonaiagents") | |
| print(" harbor run -d terminal-bench/terminal-bench-2 -a praisonai --model openai/gpt-4o") | ||
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| print("Dependencies:") | ||
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| print(" pip install harbor praisonaiagents") | |
| print(" pip install harbor praisonaiagents") | |
| # n_attempts: 1 | ||
| # | ||
| # env: | ||
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# OPENAI_API_KEY: "${OPENAI_API_KEY}"
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| import asyncio | ||
| from unittest.mock import Mock, AsyncMock, patch | ||
| from pathlib import Path |
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The Path module is imported but not used in this file. It should be removed to keep the code clean.
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| """Test agent name and version reporting.""" | ||
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| from .praisonai_external_agent import PraisonAIExternalAgent |
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Using a relative import (.praisonai_external_agent) can make tests brittle and dependent on how pytest is invoked. It's generally more robust to use absolute imports from the project root, like from examples.terminal_bench.praisonai_external_agent import PraisonAIExternalAgent. This applies to all relative imports in this file.
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| from examples.terminal_bench.praisonai_external_agent import PraisonAIExternalAgent |
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| print("Run tests with: python -m pytest examples/terminal_bench/test_integration.py -v") | ||
| print("Run real agentic test: python -m pytest examples/terminal_bench/test_integration.py::TestIntegration::test_praisonai_agent_real -v -s") No newline at end of file |
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| print("Run real agentic test: python -m pytest examples/terminal_bench/test_integration.py::TestIntegration::test_praisonai_agent_real -v -s") | |
| print("Run real agentic test: python -m pytest examples/terminal_bench/test_integration.py::TestIntegration::test_praisonai_agent_real -v -s") | |
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| sys.path.insert(0, os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), '..', '..', 'src', 'praisonai-agents')) |
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| print("🎉 ALL TESTS PASSED - Terminal-Bench integration is ready!") | ||
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| print("❌ Some tests failed - check output above") | ||
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Greptile SummaryThis PR adds a Terminal-Bench 2.0 integration for PraisonAI via the Harbor evaluation framework, providing example implementations of both an external agent (runs outside containers) and an installed agent (runs inside Harbor containers), along with multi-agent variants and tests. The integration is clearly marked as example/proof-of-concept code, lives under
Confidence Score: 3/5Safe to merge as example code, but the test suite has three concrete correctness bugs that make the tests unreliable. The implementation files themselves are in good shape after prior review rounds. However, test_integration.py has three bugs that are not cosmetic: the wrong mock target means the unit test calls the real LLM, test_context_population will always fail due to Mock's truthy cost_summary() return, and test_auto_approval_setup tests a non-existent API. These make the test suite actively misleading rather than a safety net. examples/terminal_bench/test_integration.py — all three test correctness issues are concentrated here. Important Files Changed
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant H as Harbor Framework
participant EA as PraisonAIExternalAgent
participant AR as ApprovalRegistry
participant PA as PraisonAI Agent
participant E as BaseEnvironment
H->>EA: run(instruction, environment, context)
EA->>AR: get_backend() → save original
EA->>AR: set_backend(AutoApproveBackend())
EA->>PA: Agent(tools=[bash_tool], llm=model)
EA->>PA: astart(instruction)
loop Tool calls
PA->>EA: bash_tool(command)
EA->>E: exec(command, timeout_sec=30)
E-->>EA: ExecResult(stdout, stderr, return_code)
EA-->>PA: formatted output
end
PA-->>EA: final result
EA->>EA: _populate_context(agent, context, result)
EA->>AR: set_backend(original) [finally]
EA-->>H: (context populated)
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| with patch('praisonaiagents.approval.set_approval_backend'): | ||
| await agent.run("echo 'Hello, World!'", mock_env, mock_context) |
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The test patches praisonaiagents.approval.set_approval_backend, but praisonai_external_agent.py uses a different API: get_approval_registry() followed by registry.set_backend(AutoApproveBackend()). These are two distinct code paths, so the patch has no effect — the actual approval backend mutation runs freely during the test.
This means the test will silently change global approval state in the test process. The correct mock target should be praisonaiagents.approval.get_approval_registry (or the set_backend method on the registry object):
with patch('praisonaiagents.approval.get_approval_registry') as mock_registry_fn:
mock_registry = Mock()
mock_registry_fn.return_value = mock_registry
await agent.run("echo 'Hello, World!'", mock_env, mock_context)
mock_registry.set_backend.assert_called_once()| # Create headless runner script | ||
| runner_script = self._build_runner_script() | ||
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| command=f"cat > /tmp/praisonai_runner.py << 'SCRIPT_EOF'\n{runner_script}\nSCRIPT_EOF", | ||
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The runner script is written to the container using a shell heredoc embedded inside an exec() call:
f"cat > /tmp/praisonai_runner.py << 'SCRIPT_EOF'\n{runner_script}\nSCRIPT_EOF"This approach is brittle:
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runner_scriptitself contains the literal stringSCRIPT_EOFon its own line (unlikely today but a maintenance hazard), the heredoc will terminate early, producing a silently truncated and syntactically invalid Python file. - Embedding newlines inside a shell command string passed to
exec()may behave differently depending on how Harbor'sexec()processes the command string.
A safer approach is to base64-encode the script and decode it in the container:
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Pull request overview
Adds a new examples/terminal_bench/ bundle demonstrating how to run PraisonAI Agents against Terminal-Bench 2.0 using Harbor’s agent/environment interfaces, including an external-agent bridge and a reference installed-agent implementation.
Changes:
- Added Harbor “external agent” example that wraps
BaseEnvironment.exec()as a PraisonAI tool and populates HarborAgentContextmetrics. - Added reference “installed agent” implementation that installs
praisonaiagentsinside a Harbor container and runs a headless runner script. - Added docs + example job config + example tests/smoke scripts for validating the integration.
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| examples/terminal_bench/README.md | Usage + architecture docs for Harbor/Terminal-Bench integration. |
| examples/terminal_bench/job.yaml | Example Harbor job configuration for running the external agent. |
| examples/terminal_bench/praisonai_external_agent.py | External agent bridge: Harbor exec() → PraisonAI tool + context metrics. |
| examples/terminal_bench/praisonai_installed_agent.py | Reference installed-agent implementation + headless runner script generation. |
| examples/terminal_bench/multi_agent_example.py | Multi-agent (planner/executor/verifier) Harbor integration example. |
| examples/terminal_bench/test_integration.py | Pytest-based unit/integration tests for the example agents. |
| examples/terminal_bench/test_basic.py | Basic smoke-test script for imports/examples. |
| examples/terminal_bench/test_real_agentic.py | End-to-end “real agentic” smoke-test script that calls the LLM. |
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| print(f"🚀 PraisonAI Agent starting task: {instruction[:100]}...") | ||
| result = agent.start(instruction) | ||
| print(f"✅ PraisonAI Agent completed task") |
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bash_tool is defined as async def, but the agent is driven via agent.start(...) (sync). PraisonAI’s sync tool execution path does not await coroutine tools, so tool calls will return a coroutine object instead of running environment.exec(). Run the agent via await agent.astart(...)/await agent.arun(...) (async path uses execute_tool_async) or make the tool synchronous.
| cost = getattr(agent, '_cost', None) | ||
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Cost extraction uses if cost: which will skip valid zero values (e.g., 0.0). Use an explicit is not None check so Harbor context is populated consistently even when the reported cost is 0.
| print("⚡ Phase 2: Task Execution") | ||
| execution_prompt = f"Execute this plan step by step:\n\nOriginal task: {instruction}\n\nPlan:\n{plan}" | ||
| execution_result = executor.start(execution_prompt) | ||
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| print("✅ Phase 3: Solution Verification") | ||
| verification_prompt = f"Verify this solution works correctly:\n\nOriginal task: {instruction}\n\nSolution: {execution_result}\n\nRun tests to confirm it works." | ||
| verification_result = verifier.start(verification_prompt) |
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bash_tool is declared async def and awaited inside, but the agents that use it are executed via .start(...) (sync). PraisonAI’s sync tool execution won’t await coroutine tools, so shell commands won’t actually run. Use await .astart(...)/await .arun(...) for executor/verifier (or wrap environment.exec in a synchronous tool).
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The runner script imports/calls set_approval_backend, but praisonaiagents.approval does not define that symbol (approval is configured via get_approval_registry().set_backend(...) or Agent(..., approval=True/AutoApproveBackend())). As written, the runner will crash inside the container.
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| model = sys.argv[2] if len(sys.argv) > 2 else "openai/gpt-4o" | ||
| max_turns = int(sys.argv[3]) if len(sys.argv) > 3 else 30 | ||
| verbose = sys.argv[4].lower() == "true" if len(sys.argv) > 4 else False | ||
| memory = sys.argv[5].lower() == "true" if len(sys.argv) > 5 else False |
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max_turns is parsed from argv but never applied to the agent configuration, so the CLI flag is a no-op. Map this to the Agent’s iteration limit (e.g., max_iter) or remove the flag to avoid misleading configuration.
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| pytest.skip("Harbor not installed - skipping Harbor-specific tests") |
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Relative imports like from .praisonai_external_agent import ... are likely to fail when running pytest examples/terminal_bench/test_integration.py because examples/terminal_bench isn’t a regular package (no __init__.py), so pytest will import the file as a top-level module. Prefer absolute imports (from examples.terminal_bench...) or add __init__.py files.
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| result = agent.start("Say hello in one sentence and mention you can help with terminal tasks") | ||
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This test triggers a real LLM call via Agent.start(...) but isn’t gated on live-test opt-in or provider API keys. In typical dev/CI environments this will fail or hang. Consider marking it @pytest.mark.live and skipping unless PRAISONAI_LIVE_TESTS=1 and an API key env var is present (mirroring existing repo test patterns).
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These test_* functions return booleans (e.g., return True/False). Under pytest collection, tests should return None; returning a value is treated as an error. Either rewrite these as proper pytest tests (assertions, no returns) or rename the file/functions to avoid pytest collection if this is meant as a standalone script.
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This function returns a boolean (return True/False). Under pytest collection, test functions must return None; returning a value is treated as an error. If this is intended as a standalone smoke script, consider renaming to avoid pytest collection; otherwise convert to assertions and remove returns (and gate the real LLM call behind a live-test opt-in).
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| new_backend = set_approval_backend(original) |
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set_approval_backend(...) isn’t part of the current praisonaiagents.approval API, so this test will fail when reached. Use get_approval_registry().set_backend(...) or pass an approval backend into the Agent constructor instead.
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In `@examples/terminal_bench/multi_agent_example.py`:
- Around line 69-71: The approval backend is being set globally by calling
registry.set_backend(AutoApproveBackend()) which leaks approval policies across
agents; update the calls that use get_approval_registry() and
registry.set_backend(...) (including the occurrences around
registry.set_backend(AutoApproveBackend()) and the later similar call) to pass
the agent_name parameter (e.g., registry.set_backend(AutoApproveBackend(),
agent_name="planner") or the appropriate agent identifier for each agent) so
each agent (planner, executor, etc.) gets a scoped approval backend instead of a
global one.
- Around line 176-191: The aggregation is reading non-existent agent._usage and
agent._cost which silently yields zeros; replace those checks with the Agent's
real metrics (use agent._total_tokens_in, agent._total_tokens_out and
agent.total_cost) or pull from agent.cost_summary (summary['tokens_in'],
summary['tokens_out'], summary['cost']) and sum those into total_input_tokens,
total_output_tokens and total_cost so metrics reflect actual usage.
In `@examples/terminal_bench/praisonai_external_agent.py`:
- Around line 74-77: The code calls get_approval_registry() and unconditionally
does registry.set_backend(AutoApproveBackend()), which changes the global
approval backend and may affect other agents; instead scope the auto-approval to
this agent by passing agent_name to set_backend (e.g.,
registry.set_backend(AutoApproveBackend(), agent_name="terminal-agent")) and
ensure you restore/remove the backend in a finally block using
registry.remove_backend(agent_name="terminal-agent") (or remove_backend() if you
intentionally set global state) so other agents are not impacted; update the
calls around get_approval_registry, registry.set_backend, and add
registry.remove_backend in finally to implement this.
- Around line 141-151: The code is reading non-existent private attributes
_usage and _cost from agent; replace those with the public API: call
agent.cost_summary() and use its 'tokens_in' and 'tokens_out' values to populate
context.n_input_tokens and context.n_output_tokens, and use agent.total_cost to
set context.cost_usd; update the try block around agent usage to guard against
None returns from cost_summary() and ensure you assign context.n_input_tokens,
context.n_output_tokens, and context.cost_usd from agent.cost_summary() and
agent.total_cost respectively.
- Around line 119-121: In async run() the code calls the blocking
agent.start(instruction), which stalls the Harbor worker and prevents
n_concurrent from scaling; replace the synchronous call with the async
agent.astart(instruction) and await it (i.e., use await agent.astart(...)) so
the bash_tool remains non-blocking and the agent runs concurrently as intended;
update the print/log usage around the call if needed to reflect async behavior.
In `@examples/terminal_bench/praisonai_installed_agent.py`:
- Around line 183-194: populate_context_post_run() is currently a no-op and must
parse the headless runner's JSON output to populate context.n_input_tokens,
context.n_output_tokens, and context.cost_usd; update it to locate the runner's
JSON (the run/runner output object produced by the agent), safely parse JSON
fields "input_tokens", "output_tokens", and "cost_usd" (with fallbacks to
agent._usage.input_tokens / output_tokens and agent._cost if present), convert
values to numbers, assign them to context.n_input_tokens,
context.n_output_tokens, and context.cost_usd, and also update the local metrics
dict used in post-run reporting; ensure robust handling of missing fields and
JSON parse errors so the function doesn't raise.
- Around line 21-25: The _get_environment_vars function references Dict[str,
str] and uses os.environ but the module lacks imports for Dict and os; fix by
adding the missing imports (import os and from typing import Dict) at the top of
the file or by changing the annotation to a built-in dict[str, str] if you
prefer modern typing, and ensure _get_environment_vars uses the imported os
module.
- Around line 149-156: The script incorrectly calls set_approval_backend(...)
from praisonaiagents.approval which doesn't exist; replace that call with the
approval registry API: obtain the registry via get_approval_registry() and call
its set_backend(...) method with AutoApproveBackend(), i.e. use
get_approval_registry().set_backend(AutoApproveBackend()) (ensure imports
include get_approval_registry and AutoApproveBackend from
praisonaiagents.approval and update the invocation near where
set_approval_backend(...) is currently used).
In `@examples/terminal_bench/README.md`:
- Around line 67-79: The fenced ASCII diagram block is missing a language tag
which triggers markdownlint; update the opening fence for the diagram (the block
that begins with the line containing
"┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐" and the triple backticks) to
include a tag like text (i.e., change ``` to ```text) so the diagram is treated
as plain text by the linter.
In `@examples/terminal_bench/test_basic.py`:
- Around line 65-112: The tests test_external_agent_import and
test_multi_agent_import currently assign mocks directly into sys.modules and
never restore them, leaking MagicMock instances into later tests; replace the
direct sys.modules assignments with a context-managed patch using
unittest.mock.patch.dict(sys.modules, {...}) around the import and assertions so
the mocked entries (harbor, harbor.agents, harbor.agents.base,
harbor.environments, harbor.environments.base, harbor.models,
harbor.models.agent, harbor.models.agent.context) are only present for the
duration of each test and automatically reverted when the context exits.
- Around line 13-112: Replace the boolean returns in test_imports,
test_agent_creation, and test_approval_system with pytest-style assertions (or
raise pytest.fail()) so pytest correctly fails tests instead of relying on
return values; for test_external_agent_import and test_multi_agent_import, avoid
permanently mutating sys.modules by saving a shallow copy of sys.modules before
injecting MagicMock entries and restoring it after the test (or use an autouse
fixture to stub/restore modules), and ensure the restoration happens even on
exceptions (e.g., try/finally or fixture teardown) so the module cache is not
polluted between tests.
In `@examples/terminal_bench/test_integration.py`:
- Around line 161-175: The test_runner_script_generation assertions expect the
wrong import form; update the test in test_runner_script_generation to assert
the actual import emitted by PraisonAIInstalledAgent._build_runner_script (e.g.,
check for "from praisonaiagents import Agent") or alternatively assert on the
specific symbols used ("Agent", "execute_command", "AutoApproveBackend",
"json.dumps") rather than "import praisonaiagents" so the assertion matches the
generated runner script.
- Around line 81-83: Replace the invalid usage of set_approval_backend with the
approval registry API: import and call get_approval_registry().set_backend(...)
and pass an instance of AutoApproveBackend where the tests patch the approval
backend (the current patch('praisonaiagents.approval.set_approval_backend')
should be removed), and update the same pattern in
examples/terminal_bench/praisonai_installed_agent.py; specifically locate the
test call to agent.run and the setup/teardown code that attempted to patch
set_approval_backend and instead call
get_approval_registry().set_backend(AutoApproveBackend()) to register the
auto-approve backend (and undo/restore the registry as needed after the test).
In `@examples/terminal_bench/test_real_agentic.py`:
- Around line 14-77: The tests currently swallow failures and return False, so
pytest will mark them as passing; update test_real_agentic, test_shell_tools,
and test_approval_system to use pytest.skip() when an ImportError or expected
missing-dependency case occurs and pytest.fail() for unexpected exceptions (or
re-raise), and replace the final return True with concrete pytest assertions
(e.g., assert result is not None, assert isinstance(...), assert
callable(execute_command), etc.) so failures fail the test; specifically, in
test_real_agentic() catch ImportError -> pytest.skip(str(e)), on other
exceptions call pytest.fail(str(e)) and keep the existing asserts for result, in
test_shell_tools() catch ImportError -> pytest.skip and assert
callable(execute_command) instead of returning True, and in
test_approval_system() catch ImportError -> pytest.skip and assert registry
backend is set (or assert isinstance(registry.get_backend(),
AutoApproveBackend)) instead of returning True; move any manual-run
prints/returns out to a non-test helper if needed.
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| def test_approval_system(): | ||
| """Test approval system configuration.""" | ||
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| from praisonaiagents.approval import get_approval_registry, AutoApproveBackend | ||
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| return False | ||
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| def test_external_agent_import(): | ||
| """Test that our external agent can be imported.""" | ||
| try: | ||
| # Mock Harbor imports for testing | ||
| import sys | ||
| from unittest.mock import MagicMock | ||
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| sys.modules['harbor.environments.base'] = MagicMock() | ||
| sys.modules['harbor.models'] = MagicMock() | ||
| sys.modules['harbor.models.agent'] = MagicMock() | ||
| sys.modules['harbor.models.agent.context'] = MagicMock() | ||
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| # Now try to import our agent | ||
| import praisonai_external_agent | ||
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| return True | ||
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| print(f"❌ External agent import failed: {e}") | ||
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| sys.modules['harbor.models.agent'] = MagicMock() | ||
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Replace boolean returns with pytest assertions or move test helpers outside test_*.py.
Pytest will collect test_*() functions in this file, but it does not treat their True/False returns as pass/fail signals; only assertions, exceptions, or explicit pytest.fail() trigger failures. A returned False passes silently in pytest. Either switch to assertions or pytest.fail(), or move these helpers to a non-test module.
Additionally, test_external_agent_import() (lines 72–79) and test_multi_agent_import() (lines 97–104) mutate sys.modules with MagicMock objects and never restore them. This pollutes the global module cache and can create order-dependent failures between tests. Use a fixture with autouse=True and a cleanup block, or save and restore the original state:
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@examples/terminal_bench/test_basic.py` around lines 13 - 112, Replace the
boolean returns in test_imports, test_agent_creation, and test_approval_system
with pytest-style assertions (or raise pytest.fail()) so pytest correctly fails
tests instead of relying on return values; for test_external_agent_import and
test_multi_agent_import, avoid permanently mutating sys.modules by saving a
shallow copy of sys.modules before injecting MagicMock entries and restoring it
after the test (or use an autouse fixture to stub/restore modules), and ensure
the restoration happens even on exceptions (e.g., try/finally or fixture
teardown) so the module cache is not polluted between tests.
| def test_external_agent_import(): | ||
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| sys.modules['harbor.environments.base'] = MagicMock() | ||
| sys.modules['harbor.models'] = MagicMock() | ||
| sys.modules['harbor.models.agent'] = MagicMock() | ||
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Avoid leaking Harbor mocks through sys.modules.
These tests overwrite sys.modules globally and never restore it, so later tests can import MagicMock instead of the real Harbor modules. Use patch.dict(sys.modules, {...}) so the mocks are scoped to each test.
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- sys.modules['harbor'] = MagicMock()
- sys.modules['harbor.agents'] = MagicMock()
- sys.modules['harbor.agents.base'] = MagicMock()
- sys.modules['harbor.environments'] = MagicMock()
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- sys.modules['harbor.models'] = MagicMock()
- sys.modules['harbor.models.agent'] = MagicMock()
- sys.modules['harbor.models.agent.context'] = MagicMock()
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- # Now try to import our agent
- import praisonai_external_agent
+ with patch.dict(sys.modules, {
+ 'harbor': MagicMock(),
+ 'harbor.agents': MagicMock(),
+ 'harbor.agents.base': MagicMock(),
+ 'harbor.environments': MagicMock(),
+ 'harbor.environments.base': MagicMock(),
+ 'harbor.models': MagicMock(),
+ 'harbor.models.agent': MagicMock(),
+ 'harbor.models.agent.context': MagicMock(),
+ }):
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In `@examples/terminal_bench/test_basic.py` around lines 65 - 112, The tests
test_external_agent_import and test_multi_agent_import currently assign mocks
directly into sys.modules and never restore them, leaking MagicMock instances
into later tests; replace the direct sys.modules assignments with a
context-managed patch using unittest.mock.patch.dict(sys.modules, {...}) around
the import and assertions so the mocked entries (harbor, harbor.agents,
harbor.agents.base, harbor.environments, harbor.environments.base,
harbor.models, harbor.models.agent, harbor.models.agent.context) are only
present for the duration of each test and automatically reverted when the
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Replace non-existent set_approval_backend API with correct registry method.
set_approval_backend does not exist in the approval module. The correct API is:
from praisonaiagents.approval import get_approval_registry, AutoApproveBackend
get_approval_registry().set_backend(AutoApproveBackend())The patch at line 82 targets a non-existent function and will not mock the intended behavior. Update lines 81–83 and 238–247 to use the registry pattern instead.
Also affects examples/terminal_bench/praisonai_installed_agent.py which has the same incorrect import and usage.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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the invalid usage of set_approval_backend with the approval registry API: import
and call get_approval_registry().set_backend(...) and pass an instance of
AutoApproveBackend where the tests patch the approval backend (the current
patch('praisonaiagents.approval.set_approval_backend') should be removed), and
update the same pattern in examples/terminal_bench/praisonai_installed_agent.py;
specifically locate the test call to agent.run and the setup/teardown code that
attempted to patch set_approval_backend and instead call
get_approval_registry().set_backend(AutoApproveBackend()) to register the
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| """Test that the headless runner script is properly generated.""" | ||
| try: | ||
| from .praisonai_installed_agent import PraisonAIInstalledAgent | ||
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| assert "execute_command" in script | ||
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The runner-script assertion doesn't match the generated script.
_build_runner_script() imports from praisonaiagents import Agent, not import praisonaiagents, so assert "import praisonaiagents" in script will fail even when the runner is otherwise correct. Assert on the actual import form or on the symbols you need.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@examples/terminal_bench/test_integration.py` around lines 161 - 175, The
test_runner_script_generation assertions expect the wrong import form; update
the test in test_runner_script_generation to assert the actual import emitted by
PraisonAIInstalledAgent._build_runner_script (e.g., check for "from
praisonaiagents import Agent") or alternatively assert on the specific symbols
used ("Agent", "execute_command", "AutoApproveBackend", "json.dumps") rather
than "import praisonaiagents" so the assertion matches the generated runner
script.
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| """Real agentic test - agent must call LLM end-to-end.""" | ||
| try: | ||
| from praisonaiagents import Agent | ||
| except ImportError as e: | ||
| print(f"❌ Cannot import praisonaiagents: {e}") | ||
| print("Make sure you're running from the correct directory") | ||
| return False | ||
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| # Create agent that will call LLM | ||
| agent = Agent( | ||
| name='terminal-bench-test-agent', | ||
| instructions='You are a helpful assistant that can help with terminal and coding tasks' | ||
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| print("🚀 Starting real agentic test (calling LLM)...") | ||
| result = agent.start('Say hello and briefly mention you can help with terminal tasks. Keep it to one sentence.') | ||
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| print(f"📊 Result length: {len(result)} characters") | ||
| print(f"🤖 Agent response: {result}") | ||
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| print(f"❌ Real agentic test FAILED: {e}") | ||
| return False | ||
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| def test_shell_tools(): | ||
| """Test that shell tools are available and importable.""" | ||
| try: | ||
| from praisonaiagents.tools import execute_command | ||
| print("✅ Shell tools imported successfully") | ||
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| # Test tool metadata | ||
| print(f"📋 execute_command available: {callable(execute_command)}") | ||
| return True | ||
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| print(f"❌ Cannot import shell tools: {e}") | ||
| return False | ||
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| def test_approval_system(): | ||
| """Test that approval system works for auto-approval.""" | ||
| try: | ||
| from praisonaiagents.approval import get_approval_registry, AutoApproveBackend | ||
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| # Test setting auto-approval backend | ||
| registry = get_approval_registry() | ||
| registry.set_backend(AutoApproveBackend()) | ||
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| return True | ||
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| print(f"❌ Cannot import approval system: {e}") | ||
| return False |
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Make these pytest tests fail when the checks fail.
Because this file is named test_real_agentic.py, pytest will collect test_real_agentic(), test_shell_tools(), and test_approval_system(). Returning False or swallowing exceptions here does not fail the test suite—import errors, missing credentials, or failed LLM calls can silently pass. test_shell_tools() and test_approval_system() have no assertions and rely entirely on return values, which pytest ignores. Convert these branches to pytest.skip() for expected failures (missing dependencies) or pytest.fail() for unexpected failures, and keep the manual runner in a non-test_*.py helper if you still want script-style execution.
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def test_real_agentic():
"""Real agentic test - agent must call LLM end-to-end."""
try:
from praisonaiagents import Agent
except ImportError as e:
- print(f"❌ Cannot import praisonaiagents: {e}")
- print("Make sure you're running from the correct directory")
- return False
+ pytest.skip(f"praisonaiagents not available: {e}")
@@
assert len(result) > 0, "Agent returned empty string"
print("✅ Real agentic test PASSED!")
print(f"📊 Result length: {len(result)} characters")
print(f"🤖 Agent response: {result}")
-
- return True
except Exception as e:
- print(f"❌ Real agentic test FAILED: {e}")
- return False
+ pytest.fail(f"Real agentic test failed: {e}")
def test_shell_tools():
"""Test that shell tools are available and importable."""
try:
from praisonaiagents.tools import execute_command
print("✅ Shell tools imported successfully")
# Test tool metadata
print(f"📋 execute_command available: {callable(execute_command)}")
- return True
-
except ImportError as e:
- print(f"❌ Cannot import shell tools: {e}")
- return False
+ pytest.skip(f"Shell tools not available: {e}")
def test_approval_system():
"""Test that approval system works for auto-approval."""
try:
from praisonaiagents.approval import get_approval_registry, AutoApproveBackend
# Test setting auto-approval backend
registry = get_approval_registry()
registry.set_backend(AutoApproveBackend())
print("✅ Approval system works correctly")
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except ImportError as e:
- print(f"❌ Cannot import approval system: {e}")
- return False
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@examples/terminal_bench/test_real_agentic.py` around lines 14 - 77, The tests
currently swallow failures and return False, so pytest will mark them as
passing; update test_real_agentic, test_shell_tools, and test_approval_system to
use pytest.skip() when an ImportError or expected missing-dependency case occurs
and pytest.fail() for unexpected exceptions (or re-raise), and replace the final
return True with concrete pytest assertions (e.g., assert result is not None,
assert isinstance(...), assert callable(execute_command), etc.) so failures fail
the test; specifically, in test_real_agentic() catch ImportError ->
pytest.skip(str(e)), on other exceptions call pytest.fail(str(e)) and keep the
existing asserts for result, in test_shell_tools() catch ImportError ->
pytest.skip and assert callable(execute_command) instead of returning True, and
in test_approval_system() catch ImportError -> pytest.skip and assert registry
backend is set (or assert isinstance(registry.get_backend(),
AutoApproveBackend)) instead of returning True; move any manual-run
prints/returns out to a non-test helper if needed.
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Phase 1: Architecture Review Results ✅✅ COMPLIANT - The Terminal-Bench integration follows AGENTS.md principles: Protocol-Driven Core ✅
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- Fix missing os/Dict imports causing NameError in installed agent - Replace sync agent.start() with async agent.astart() to prevent event loop blocking - Fix broken approval API from set_approval_backend to get_approval_registry().set_backend() - Use correct agent metrics (cost_summary, _total_tokens_*) instead of non-existent _usage/_cost - Add agent-scoped approval backends with proper cleanup to prevent global state pollution - Implement populate_context_post_run JSON parsing for Harbor metrics integration - Fix markdown lint issue by adding language tag to fenced code block Addresses P0/P1 issues identified by CodeRabbit, Greptile, Copilot reviewers. Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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| mock_agent_instance = Mock() | ||
| mock_agent_instance.start.return_value = "Task completed successfully" | ||
| mock_agent_instance.name = "terminal-agent" | ||
| mock_agent_class.return_value = mock_agent_instance | ||
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| await agent.run("echo 'Hello, World!'", mock_env, mock_context) | ||
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| # Verify agent was created with correct parameters | ||
| mock_agent_class.assert_called_once() |
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The patch target 'praisonaiagents.Agent' is incorrect. praisonai_external_agent.py imports Agent at module load time with from praisonaiagents import Agent, which binds the name locally. Patching praisonaiagents.Agent after that import has no effect on the already-bound local reference — the real Agent class is used, and agent.astart(instruction) makes actual LLM calls.
The correct target is the module-level binding:
# Wrong — patches the source module after the local binding is created
with patch('praisonaiagents.Agent') as mock_agent_class:
# Correct — patches the name as seen inside the agent module
with patch('examples.terminal_bench.praisonai_external_agent.Agent') as mock_agent_class:Additionally, the mock stubs mock_agent_instance.start but the code under test calls agent.astart(instruction) (the async variant), so you should also set:
mock_agent_instance.astart = AsyncMock(return_value="Task completed successfully")| def test_context_population(self): | ||
| """Test that agent context is properly populated.""" | ||
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| from .praisonai_external_agent import PraisonAIExternalAgent | ||
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| pytest.skip("Harbor not installed") | ||
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| # Mock agent with usage data | ||
| mock_agent = Mock() | ||
| mock_agent.name = "test-agent" | ||
| mock_agent.llm = "gpt-4o" | ||
| mock_agent._usage = Mock() | ||
| mock_agent._usage.input_tokens = 100 | ||
| mock_agent._usage.output_tokens = 50 | ||
| mock_agent._cost = 0.01 | ||
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| assert mock_context.n_input_tokens == 100 | ||
| assert mock_context.n_output_tokens == 50 | ||
| assert mock_context.cost_usd == 0.01 | ||
| assert mock_context.metadata['agent_name'] == 'test-agent' | ||
| assert mock_context.metadata['model'] == 'gpt-4o' | ||
| assert mock_context.metadata['framework'] == 'praisonai' |
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test_context_population assertions will always fail
The test configures mock_agent._usage.input_tokens = 100 and mock_agent._cost = 0.01, expecting the else branch in _populate_context to be reached. However, _populate_context first calls agent.cost_summary(). Since mock_agent is a plain Mock, mock_agent.cost_summary() returns a new Mock object — which is truthy — so if summary: is True and the code enters the primary branch, not the else branch.
Inside the primary branch, summary.get('tokens_in') also returns a Mock (not 100), so context.n_input_tokens is set to a Mock object. The assertion assert mock_context.n_input_tokens == 100 will therefore always fail.
Fix by explicitly making cost_summary() return None so the fallback path is exercised:
mock_agent = Mock()
mock_agent.name = "test-agent"
mock_agent.llm = "gpt-4o"
mock_agent.cost_summary.return_value = None # force the else branch
mock_agent._total_tokens_in = 100
mock_agent._total_tokens_out = 50
mock_agent.total_cost = 0.01
Add comprehensive integration between PraisonAI Agents and Terminal-Bench 2.0 (the gold standard for AI coding agent evaluation) via Harbor framework.
Features:
Closes #1351
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