Upload LiveCodeBench Pro Log #7
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Summary of Changes
Hello @rese1f, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request integrates LiveCodeBench Pro, a platform for competitive programming problems, into the Terminal-Bench execution framework. The changes provide a robust adapter that converts LiveCodeBench Pro tasks into a format compatible with Terminal-Bench, allowing for automated evaluation of coding agents. The inclusion of detailed logs and results for several tasks serves as concrete examples and validation of the adapter's functionality, ensuring a smooth setup for future evaluations.
Highlights
- LiveCodeBench Pro Adapter Integration: Introduced a new adapter for LiveCodeBench Pro, enabling standardized evaluation of coding agents on competitive programming tasks within the Terminal-Bench framework.
- Comprehensive Documentation: Added a detailed README.md for the LiveCodeBench Pro adapter, outlining its structure, task format, key files, usage instructions, and external judge integration.
- Inclusion of Task Logs and Results: Uploaded a collection of successful LiveCodeBench Pro task runs, including command logs, terminal pane outputs, detailed JSON results, and session recordings, demonstrating successful external judge validation for various problems.
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Code Review
This pull request adds a comprehensive set of test logs and results for the new livecodebenchpro adapter. The changes include a README file detailing the structure and numerous log files for various test cases. My review focuses on adherence to the repository's style guide. I've found one high-severity issue related to missing tb.lock files, which are required by the style guide.
| │ ├── results.json # Aggregated oracle results | ||
| │ ├── run_metadata.json # Execution metadata | ||
| │ ├── oracle.png # Terminal Screenshot | ||
| │ └── tb.lock # Terminal-bench lock file |
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The style guide requires tb.lock files to be uploaded with the test logs.1 While the directory structure in this README correctly includes tb.lock, the file itself is missing from all the oracle/lcbpro-*/ directories added in this pull request. Please add the required tb.lock files to comply with the repository's contribution guidelines.
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