feat: AI Self-Setup Benchmark for SDK usability testing#58
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Implements the AI Self-Setup Benchmark (v1.0) to test whether AI agents can autonomously discover, install, configure, and integrate sandbox providers with zero human intervention. Changes: - Add src/selfsetup/ module with 8-step protocol implementation - Scoring algorithm (0-100): autonomy(40%), time(20%), quality(20%), error recovery(10%), documentation clarity(10%) - OpenCode prompt template for the benchmark - GitHub Actions workflow for weekly automated runs - npm scripts for local testing - Provider configs reusing existing TTI credentials - Result validation, merging, and summary generation - Update README with benchmark description Pass threshold: ≥90/100
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Pull request overview
Adds an “AI Self-Setup Benchmark” module and automation to evaluate whether an AI agent can autonomously integrate multiple sandbox providers (install/configure/integrate/execute), producing scored results and summaries that can be run locally and on a schedule.
Changes:
- Introduces
src/selfsetup/implementation (types, scoring, runner, validation, merge + summary generation, provider configs, prompt template). - Adds npm scripts to run self-setup scaffolding locally for specific providers.
- Adds a weekly GitHub Actions workflow intended to run OpenCode, validate results, merge artifacts, and publish a results README; updates top-level README to describe the benchmark.
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| File | Description |
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| src/selfsetup/validate.ts | CLI validator that reads an agent result JSON and writes a scored result. |
| src/selfsetup/types.ts | Type definitions for self-setup results/configs/options. |
| src/selfsetup/summarize.ts | CLI that prints a markdown summary from a merged summary.json. |
| src/selfsetup/score.ts | Scoring algorithm (0–100) + helpers like pass/fail and grade. |
| src/selfsetup/run.ts | Local runner/scaffolder (creates workdir, writes prompt, saves placeholder result) + helper utilities. |
| src/selfsetup/README.md | Module documentation and intended CI behavior. |
| src/selfsetup/providers.ts | Provider registry: expected npm package/import path + credential env vars + hints. |
| src/selfsetup/prompt.md | Prompt template and example output contract for the agent. |
| src/selfsetup/merge-results.ts | Merges per-provider outputs into summary.json and “latest/dated” files. |
| README.md | Documents the new benchmark and links to results. |
| package.json | Adds selfsetup:* scripts to invoke the self-setup runner. |
| package-lock.json | Lockfile updates from dependency/install changes. |
| .github/workflows/self-setup.yml | New scheduled workflow to run OpenCode per provider, validate, merge, summarize, and publish results. |
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| export interface SelfSetupStep { | ||
| /** Step name */ | ||
| name: 'discovery' | 'installation' | 'configuration' | 'integration' | 'execution'; | ||
| /** Whether the step completed successfully */ | ||
| completed: boolean; | ||
| /** Time taken in milliseconds */ |
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The PR/README describe an 8-step protocol (including verification, scoring, cleanup), but SelfSetupStep.name only allows five steps (discovery→execution). Either extend the union to include the remaining protocol steps (and reflect them in result files) or clarify in the types/docs that only these five steps are recorded in steps.
src/selfsetup/prompt.md
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| "steps": { | ||
| "discovery": { | ||
| "completed": true, | ||
| "timeMs": 45000, | ||
| "urlFound": "https://docs.example.com", | ||
| "packageName": "@example/sdk" | ||
| }, | ||
| "installation": { | ||
| "completed": true, | ||
| "timeMs": 23000, | ||
| "packageName": "@example/sdk", | ||
| "version": "1.2.3" | ||
| }, | ||
| "configuration": { | ||
| "completed": true, | ||
| "timeMs": 12000, | ||
| "method": "env-var", | ||
| "issues": [] | ||
| }, | ||
| "integration": { | ||
| "completed": true, | ||
| "timeMs": 67000, | ||
| "filesCreated": ["test-example.ts"], | ||
| "linesOfCode": 12 | ||
| }, | ||
| "execution": { | ||
| "completed": true, | ||
| "timeMs": 40000, | ||
| "output": "v20.11.0", | ||
| "exitCode": 0 | ||
| } | ||
| }, |
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The prompt’s example result.json uses steps as an object keyed by step name, but SelfSetupResult.steps is typed as SelfSetupStep[] in types.ts. This mismatch will make it hard to consume results consistently (and may break tooling if it expects the array). Consider updating the prompt example to match the actual schema (array of steps), or update the TypeScript types + summarizer/validator to accept the object shape.
| "steps": { | |
| "discovery": { | |
| "completed": true, | |
| "timeMs": 45000, | |
| "urlFound": "https://docs.example.com", | |
| "packageName": "@example/sdk" | |
| }, | |
| "installation": { | |
| "completed": true, | |
| "timeMs": 23000, | |
| "packageName": "@example/sdk", | |
| "version": "1.2.3" | |
| }, | |
| "configuration": { | |
| "completed": true, | |
| "timeMs": 12000, | |
| "method": "env-var", | |
| "issues": [] | |
| }, | |
| "integration": { | |
| "completed": true, | |
| "timeMs": 67000, | |
| "filesCreated": ["test-example.ts"], | |
| "linesOfCode": 12 | |
| }, | |
| "execution": { | |
| "completed": true, | |
| "timeMs": 40000, | |
| "output": "v20.11.0", | |
| "exitCode": 0 | |
| } | |
| }, | |
| "steps": [ | |
| { | |
| "name": "discovery", | |
| "completed": true, | |
| "timeMs": 45000, | |
| "urlFound": "https://docs.example.com", | |
| "packageName": "@example/sdk" | |
| }, | |
| { | |
| "name": "installation", | |
| "completed": true, | |
| "timeMs": 23000, | |
| "packageName": "@example/sdk", | |
| "version": "1.2.3" | |
| }, | |
| { | |
| "name": "configuration", | |
| "completed": true, | |
| "timeMs": 12000, | |
| "method": "env-var", | |
| "issues": [] | |
| }, | |
| { | |
| "name": "integration", | |
| "completed": true, | |
| "timeMs": 67000, | |
| "filesCreated": ["test-example.ts"], | |
| "linesOfCode": 12 | |
| }, | |
| { | |
| "name": "execution", | |
| "completed": true, | |
| "timeMs": 40000, | |
| "output": "v20.11.0", | |
| "exitCode": 0 | |
| } | |
| ], |
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| // Read raw result (produced by OpenCode agent) | ||
| const raw = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(inputPath, 'utf-8')); | ||
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| // Compute score | ||
| const score = computeScore(raw); | ||
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| // Build final result | ||
| const result: SelfSetupResult = { | ||
| ...raw, | ||
| score, | ||
| passed: didPass(score.total), | ||
| }; |
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computeScore(raw) assumes fields like humanInterventions, totalTimeMs, errors, docComplaints, and codeQuality exist with correct types. If the agent outputs a partial/failed result (or the workflow’s fallback JSON), this will throw or produce NaN. Add minimal schema validation + defaults (e.g., errors=[]/docComplaints=0) and emit a scored failure result rather than crashing.
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| // Find all result files in artifacts | ||
| if (fs.existsSync(artifactsDir)) { | ||
| const entries = fs.readdirSync(artifactsDir); | ||
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| for (const entry of entries) { | ||
| const resultPath = path.join(artifactsDir, entry, `${entry}.json`); | ||
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| if (fs.existsSync(resultPath)) { | ||
| const result: SelfSetupResult = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(resultPath, 'utf-8')); | ||
| results[result.provider] = result; | ||
| } |
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The merge logic assumes each artifact subdir contains <artifactName>.json (e.g. artifacts/selfsetup-e2b/selfsetup-e2b.json). But upload-artifact preserves relative paths, so the downloaded file will typically be under something like artifacts/selfsetup-e2b/results/selfsetup/e2b.json. As written, merge-results.ts will often find zero results. Consider walking the artifacts directory recursively (similar to src/merge-results.ts) and collecting *.json results under results/selfsetup/.
| // Find all result files in artifacts | |
| if (fs.existsSync(artifactsDir)) { | |
| const entries = fs.readdirSync(artifactsDir); | |
| for (const entry of entries) { | |
| const resultPath = path.join(artifactsDir, entry, `${entry}.json`); | |
| if (fs.existsSync(resultPath)) { | |
| const result: SelfSetupResult = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(resultPath, 'utf-8')); | |
| results[result.provider] = result; | |
| } | |
| function findSelfSetupResultFiles(rootDir: string): string[] { | |
| const resultFiles: string[] = []; | |
| const walk = (dir: string) => { | |
| const entries = fs.readdirSync(dir, { withFileTypes: true }); | |
| for (const entry of entries) { | |
| const fullPath = path.join(dir, entry.name); | |
| if (entry.isDirectory()) { | |
| walk(fullPath); | |
| } else if (entry.isFile() && entry.name.endsWith('.json')) { | |
| const relPath = path.relative(rootDir, fullPath); | |
| const normalizedRelPath = relPath.split(path.sep).join('/'); | |
| if (normalizedRelPath.includes('results/selfsetup/')) { | |
| resultFiles.push(fullPath); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| }; | |
| walk(rootDir); | |
| return resultFiles; | |
| } | |
| // Find all result files in artifacts | |
| if (fs.existsSync(artifactsDir)) { | |
| const resultPaths = findSelfSetupResultFiles(artifactsDir); | |
| for (const resultPath of resultPaths) { | |
| const result: SelfSetupResult = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(resultPath, 'utf-8')); | |
| results[result.provider] = result; |
| const summary = { | ||
| version: '1.0', | ||
| timestamp: new Date().toISOString(), | ||
| results: Object.values(results).sort((a, b) => b.score.total - a.score.total), | ||
| summary: { | ||
| total: Object.keys(results).length, | ||
| passed: Object.values(results).filter(r => r.passed).length, | ||
| failed: Object.values(results).filter(r => !r.passed).length, | ||
| }, |
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Sorting and summary calculations assume every result has score.total and passed. If any provider result is missing score (e.g., a fallback JSON on failure), the sort will throw. Either ensure every provider output is run through validate.ts before merging, or make the merger compute/fill score + passed when absent and handle invalid files gracefully.
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| # Merge and generate summary | ||
| - name: Merge results | ||
| run: npx tsx src/selfsetup/merge-results.ts artifacts results/selfsetup |
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merge-results.ts (self-setup) currently assumes a different artifact layout than what actions/download-artifact produces (it looks for artifacts/<entry>/<entry>.json). Unless the artifacts are structured to match, this merge step will likely generate an empty/invalid summary. Either adjust the artifact upload paths to match what the merger expects, or update the merger to recursively locate provider result JSON files inside each artifact directory.
| # Merge and generate summary | |
| - name: Merge results | |
| run: npx tsx src/selfsetup/merge-results.ts artifacts results/selfsetup | |
| # Normalize artifact layout for merge-results.ts | |
| - name: Normalize artifacts | |
| run: | | |
| mkdir -p artifacts-merged | |
| for dir in artifacts/*; do | |
| if [ ! -d "$dir" ]; then | |
| continue | |
| fi | |
| entry="$(basename "$dir")" | |
| json_file="$(find "$dir" -maxdepth 1 -type f -name '*.json' | head -n 1)" | |
| if [ -z "$json_file" ]; then | |
| echo "No JSON file found in $dir, skipping." | |
| continue | |
| fi | |
| mkdir -p "artifacts-merged/$entry" | |
| cp "$json_file" "artifacts-merged/$entry/$entry.json" | |
| done | |
| # Merge and generate summary | |
| - name: Merge results | |
| run: npx tsx src/selfsetup/merge-results.ts artifacts-merged results/selfsetup |
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| cat > results/selfsetup/README.md << 'EOF' | ||
| # Self-Setup Benchmark Results | ||
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| **Last run:** $(date -u +"%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ") | ||
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| ## Scoring | ||
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| | Provider | Score | Status | Time | Autonomy | Quality | Docs | | ||
| |----------|-------|--------|------|----------|---------|------| | ||
| EOF | ||
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| npx tsx src/selfsetup/summarize.ts results/selfsetup >> results/selfsetup/README.md |
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The here-doc uses << 'EOF', which prevents $(date ...) from expanding, so the generated README will literally contain $(date -u ...). Also, you write a table header here and then append the output of summarize.ts, which already prints its own headings/table; the final README will be duplicated/malformed. Consider either (a) letting summarize.ts fully generate the README, or (b) adding a “rows-only” mode to summarize.ts and using an unquoted here-doc so the timestamp expands.
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| cat > results/selfsetup/README.md << 'EOF' | |
| # Self-Setup Benchmark Results | |
| **Last run:** $(date -u +"%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ") | |
| ## Scoring | |
| | Provider | Score | Status | Time | Autonomy | Quality | Docs | | |
| |----------|-------|--------|------|----------|---------|------| | |
| EOF | |
| npx tsx src/selfsetup/summarize.ts results/selfsetup >> results/selfsetup/README.md | |
| run: npx tsx src/selfsetup/summarize.ts results/selfsetup > results/selfsetup/README.md |
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| Weekly runs via `.github/workflows/self-setup.yml`: | ||
| - Runs on Sunday at midnight UTC | ||
| - Uses OpenCode agent with full tool access | ||
| - Posts results to PR (if triggered by PR) |
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This README says the workflow “Posts results to PR (if triggered by PR)”, but .github/workflows/self-setup.yml currently has no pull_request trigger and also lacks the permissions needed to comment. Either update the workflow to support PR runs/comments or adjust this documentation to reflect the actual behavior.
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| // Initialize Node.js project | ||
| const packageJson = { | ||
| name: `selfsetup-test-${Date.now()}`, | ||
| version: '1.0.0', | ||
| type: 'module', | ||
| dependencies: {}, | ||
| devDependencies: { | ||
| '@types/node': '^20.0.0', | ||
| tsx: '^4.0.0', | ||
| typescript: '^5.0.0', | ||
| }, | ||
| }; |
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createTestEnvironment writes a package.json with tsx/typescript/@types/node in devDependencies, but it never runs npm install in the new workDir. Since the prompt/run instructions rely on tsx being available, local runs may fail or incur extra download time via npx. Consider installing dev dependencies as part of environment setup (or adjust the prompt to explicitly use npx and not assume local installs).
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| # Run OpenCode agent | ||
| # Note: This assumes OpenCode CLI is available in the runner | ||
| # Adjust command based on actual OpenCode CLI interface | ||
| opencode run \ | ||
| --workdir "$TEST_DIR" \ | ||
| --timeout 900 \ | ||
| --prompt "$PROMPT" \ | ||
| --output result.json \ | ||
| --record-session | ||
| continue-on-error: true |
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The workflow invokes opencode run but there is no step to install the OpenCode CLI (e.g., npm install -g ... or npx ...) or to assert it exists on the runner. Unless namespace-profile-default images always include it, this step will fail and produce empty/fallback results. Consider adding an explicit install/check step so the workflow is self-contained.
…gers Changes: - sandbox-benchmarks.yml: trigger on package-lock.json changes (deps) - storage-benchmarks.yml: trigger on package-lock.json changes (deps) - self-setup.yml: add pull_request trigger for src/selfsetup/** changes This prevents expensive benchmark runs when only npm scripts are added.
Fixes: 1. types.ts: Add 'verification' and 'cleanup' steps to match 8-step protocol 2. prompt.md: Fix steps format from object to array with proper structure 3. validate.ts: Add defaults for missing fields (handles partial/failed results) 4. merge-results.ts: Walk artifacts recursively, handle missing score/passed 5. run.ts: Fix CLI entry point check for tsx compatibility 6. self-setup.yml: - Add credentials list population per provider - Fix summary generation (summarize.ts creates full README) - Add OpenCode CLI install placeholder - Fix failure case to use validate.ts properly - Add pull-requests: write permission Addresses all 15 Copilot review comments from PR #58.
Fixes Applied (Addressing Copilot Review Comments)All 15 Copilot review comments have been addressed in commit `7f1f1ce`: Core Logic Fixes
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Major improvements for production deployment: ## New Features ### Multi-Backend Agent Runner (agent.ts) - Supports OpenCode (primary), Aider (fallback), Mock (testing) - Automatic backend detection and graceful fallback chain - Cost tracking per run - Session recording support - Timeout enforcement with buffer ### Production Workflow - Cost controls: max 3 providers for scheduled runs, emergency cutoff - Backend selection: auto/opencode/aider/mock - Timeout options: 10/15/20/30 minutes - Provider recommendations: e2b (fast), daytona (good docs), modal (complex) - Aider fallback installation (pip install aider-chat) - Comprehensive logging and artifact retention (30 days) ### Documentation - PRODUCTION.md: Complete deployment guide - Cost estimates: ~-24/month for weekly runs - Troubleshooting guide - Security considerations - Production checklist ### Cost Estimation | Backend | Per Provider | 3 Providers | 9 Providers | |---------|--------------|-------------|-------------| | OpenCode | /bin/zsh.50-2.00 | .50-6.00 | .50-18.00 | | Aider | /bin/zsh.10-0.50 | /bin/zsh.30-1.50 | /bin/zsh.90-4.50 | | Mock | /bin/zsh | /bin/zsh | /bin/zsh | ## Files Added/Modified - agent.ts: Multi-backend agent runner - PRODUCTION.md: Production deployment guide - self-setup.yml: Production-grade workflow with cost controls - README.md: Updated with backend info and cost estimates
🚀 Production-Grade UpdateThe Self-Setup Benchmark is now production-ready with comprehensive cost controls, multi-backend support, and enterprise-grade monitoring. ✨ New FeaturesMulti-Backend Agent Runner
Cost Controls
Production Workflow
📊 Cost Estimates
📖 Documentation
🔧 Next Steps for Go-Live
=== Self-Setup Test: e2b === To run with OpenCode: Then provide the prompt to OpenCode agentResult saved to: /Users/garrison/.superset/worktrees/benchmarks/heygarrison/better-corleggy/results/selfsetup/e2b-1775008895368.json Ready for production deployment! 🎉 |
Simplify the self-setup benchmark to use only OpenCode: ## Changes ### agent.ts - Removed multi-backend complexity - Now OpenCode-only with proper availability check - Simplified interface (removed backend selection) ### self-setup.yml - Removed backend selection input - Removed Aider installation step - OpenCode-only workflow - Simpler, more focused ### Documentation - README.md: Removed backend comparison table - PRODUCTION.md: Removed Aider/Mock references - Clearer focus on OpenCode requirements ## Requirements - OpenCode CLI must be installed on runners - OPENCODE_API_KEY must be set in secrets This is a cleaner, production-ready implementation focused on our actual target platform.
Add Cloudflare as a new provider option: - providers.ts: Add cloudflare config with wrangler SDK - self-setup.yml: Add to dropdown, credentials case, env vars, and all providers list - README.md: Add Cloudflare credentials documentation Cloudflare uses wrangler CLI and Workers (V8 isolates) rather than traditional container sandboxes, making it an interesting comparison point for the AI self-setup benchmark.
Add support for Cloudflare Workers AI as an AI provider for OpenCode: ## Changes ### agent.ts - Add AIProvider type: 'openai' | 'anthropic' | 'cloudflare' - Add getAIProviderEnv() to configure env vars per provider - Add --ai-provider CLI flag - Track aiProvider in results ### self-setup.yml - Add 'ai_provider' input (openai/anthropic/cloudflare) - Add AI provider credentials to env (OPENAI_API_KEY, ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, etc.) - Pass --ai-provider flag to agent.ts - Display AI provider in logs ### README.md - Document AI provider requirements - Add AI Providers comparison table - Update credentials section ## AI Provider Options | Provider | Credentials | Notes | |----------|-------------|-------| | OpenAI (default) | OPENAI_API_KEY | GPT-4, GPT-4o | | Anthropic | ANTHROPIC_API_KEY | Claude 3.5 Sonnet | | Cloudflare | CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN + ACCOUNT_ID | Llama, Mistral on edge | Note: Cloudflare is an AI provider option (powers the agent), not a sandbox provider being tested.
Implements the AI Self-Setup Benchmark (v1.0) to test whether AI agents can autonomously discover, install, configure, and integrate sandbox providers with zero human intervention.
Changes
The 8-Step Protocol
Pass Threshold
≥90/100 to pass. Tests true AI-first developer experience.
Testing
```bash
npm run selfsetup:list
npm run selfsetup:e2b
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Ready for review!