Add custom trajectory helpers for external agents#45
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Summary
This adds a small custom-trajectory helper module for external agents that already produce BixBench answers/notebooks and need a safe way to validate and write postprocessing-compatible JSON before running a full benchmark.
Changes:
bixbench.custom_trajectorieswithvalidate_custom_trajectory,write_custom_trajectory, andminimal_notebookload_dataframe_from_json_directorytolerate JSON files without areplica_<id>suffix by defaulting to replica0Why
The current README tells custom-agent users to edit
custom_rolloutand produce the same trajectory shape as BixBench trajectories. That is hard to smoke-test before spending credits or running Docker/Hugging Face/full agentic evals. This patch gives external agents a small contract and deterministic checks for the trajectory format used by postprocessing.Validation
Ran in a local Python 3.12 conda environment:
Results:
tests/test_custom_trajectories.py: 4 passed