fix: update benchmark questions for CLI and databases#13
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- Update cli-4 to use appwrite.config.json as the main config file - Replace all appwrite.json references with appwrite.config.json - Add cli-21: appwrite.json legacy fallback behavior - Add cli-22/23: appwrite types command and --strict flag - Add cli-24: --with-variables flag for pushing env variables - Add db-21: integer attribute min/max limits (64-bit signed)
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In `@benchmark/src/questions/cli.ts`:
- Around line 304-311: The question `cli-24` incorrectly marks
`--with-variables` as the missing push flag; update the question's choices array
and the `correctAnswer` value in benchmark/src/questions/cli.ts so the correct
push flag is selected (replace the current correctAnswer "B" with "A" to point
to "--env" or otherwise substitute the actual push-specific flag), and ensure
the question text refers to `appwrite push functions` (not `run`) to match
Appwrite CLI behavior by editing the `choices` array and the `correctAnswer`
field for that question.
- Around line 125-127: The CLI command strings in the question/ rubric use the
incorrect singular form "appwrite init function" and "appwrite run function";
update those literal strings to the official plural form "appwrite init
functions" and "appwrite run functions" so the answer text and the rubric (the
two strings shown in the diff) match official documentation and will grade
correctly; locate and replace the occurrences of "appwrite init function" and
"appwrite run function" in the variables that hold the answer text and rubric to
use "functions" instead.
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benchmark/src/questions/cli.ts (3)
360-360:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorUse plural command names in
cli-28prompt for accuracy.Line 360 currently uses singular command forms; align with the documented plural forms to avoid teaching incorrect syntax.
What are the official Appwrite CLI command forms: `appwrite run function` vs `appwrite run functions`, and `appwrite push function` vs `appwrite push functions`?Proposed fix
- "What's the key difference between `appwrite run function` and `appwrite push function`?", + "What's the key difference between `appwrite run functions` and `appwrite push functions`?",🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@benchmark/src/questions/cli.ts` at line 360, The prompt string currently uses singular CLI command names ("appwrite run function" and "appwrite push function"); update the prompt in the questions CLI (the string "What's the key difference between `appwrite run function` and `appwrite push function`?") to use the documented plural forms ("appwrite run functions" and "appwrite push functions") so it matches official Appwrite CLI syntax and avoids teaching incorrect commands.
304-311:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major
cli-24ties--with-variablesto the wrong command context.Line 304 asks about a missing push flag, but
--with-variablesis used with local run (appwrite run functions), not push.In Appwrite CLI docs, is `--with-variables` a flag for `appwrite run functions` or `appwrite push functions`?Proposed fix
- "A function works locally but fails after pushing because environment variables are missing. What flag was likely missing from the push command?", + "A function works in cloud but fails during local execution because environment variables are missing. What flag was likely missing from the run command?",🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@benchmark/src/questions/cli.ts` around lines 304 - 311, The question maps the run-only flag "--with-variables" to a push context; update the choices/correctAnswer so the push flag is correct: change the correctAnswer from "B" to the option representing "--env" and ensure the question text still asks about a missing push flag; modify the `correctAnswer` value in the choices block (and adjust any test metadata that references `cli-24` if present) so `--env` is the correct answer for the push command scenario.
125-127:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorUse documented plural CLI commands in answer/rubric (
functions, notfunction).Line 125 and Line 127 still use singular forms, which can misgrade correct answers that follow official CLI syntax.
Appwrite docs: confirm exact commands for function scaffolding and local run (is it `appwrite init functions` and `appwrite run functions`?).Proposed fix
- "Run appwrite init function to scaffold, choose runtime and template, configure appwrite.config.json with function settings (name, runtime, execute permissions, variables, schedule, etc.), develop locally with appwrite run function, then deploy with appwrite push functions.", + "Run appwrite init functions to scaffold, choose runtime and template, configure appwrite.config.json with function settings (name, runtime, execute permissions, variables, schedule, etc.), develop locally with appwrite run functions, then deploy with appwrite push functions.", ... - "Must mention: 1) appwrite init function to scaffold, 2) Runtime selection, 3) appwrite.config.json configuration options, 4) Local development with appwrite run function, 5) Deployment with appwrite push functions", + "Must mention: 1) appwrite init functions to scaffold, 2) Runtime selection, 3) appwrite.config.json configuration options, 4) Local development with appwrite run functions, 5) Deployment with appwrite push functions",🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@benchmark/src/questions/cli.ts` around lines 125 - 127, Update the literal CLI command text to use the documented plural form: replace "appwrite init function" with "appwrite init functions" and "appwrite run function" with "appwrite run functions" in the question and rubric strings (the entries that currently contain those phrases and the `rubric` string shown). Ensure both the user-facing instruction string and the rubric mention the plural commands so grading matches official Appwrite CLI usage.
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Duplicate comments:
In `@benchmark/src/questions/cli.ts`:
- Line 360: The prompt string currently uses singular CLI command names
("appwrite run function" and "appwrite push function"); update the prompt in the
questions CLI (the string "What's the key difference between `appwrite run
function` and `appwrite push function`?") to use the documented plural forms
("appwrite run functions" and "appwrite push functions") so it matches official
Appwrite CLI syntax and avoids teaching incorrect commands.
- Around line 304-311: The question maps the run-only flag "--with-variables" to
a push context; update the choices/correctAnswer so the push flag is correct:
change the correctAnswer from "B" to the option representing "--env" and ensure
the question text still asks about a missing push flag; modify the
`correctAnswer` value in the choices block (and adjust any test metadata that
references `cli-24` if present) so `--env` is the correct answer for the push
command scenario.
- Around line 125-127: Update the literal CLI command text to use the documented
plural form: replace "appwrite init function" with "appwrite init functions" and
"appwrite run function" with "appwrite run functions" in the question and rubric
strings (the entries that currently contain those phrases and the `rubric`
string shown). Ensure both the user-facing instruction string and the rubric
mention the plural commands so grading matches official Appwrite CLI usage.
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Let's not re-order, god knows what it will do to existing results.
We can rename correct answer, but lets not re-order
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benchmark/src/questions/cli.ts (3)
125-127:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorUse official plural command names in the answer and rubric.
Line 125 and Line 127 still use singular forms (
appwrite init function,appwrite run function), which can misgrade correct responses that follow documented CLI commands.Suggested fix
- "Run appwrite init function to scaffold, choose runtime and template, configure appwrite.config.json with function settings (name, runtime, execute permissions, variables, schedule, etc.), develop locally with appwrite run function, then deploy with appwrite push functions.", + "Run appwrite init functions to scaffold, choose runtime and template, configure appwrite.config.json with function settings (name, runtime, execute permissions, variables, schedule, etc.), develop locally with appwrite run functions, then deploy with appwrite push functions.", ... - "Must mention: 1) appwrite init function to scaffold, 2) Runtime selection, 3) appwrite.config.json configuration options, 4) Local development with appwrite run function, 5) Deployment with appwrite push functions", + "Must mention: 1) appwrite init functions to scaffold, 2) Runtime selection, 3) appwrite.config.json configuration options, 4) Local development with appwrite run functions, 5) Deployment with appwrite push functions",🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@benchmark/src/questions/cli.ts` around lines 125 - 127, Update the CLI command wording from singular to the official plural forms: change occurrences of "appwrite init function" to "appwrite init functions" and "appwrite run function" to "appwrite run functions" (these appear in the prompt text and in the rubric strings near the "Run appwrite..." and "Local development..." lines) so the prompt and rubric use the documented command names consistently and won't misgrade correct responses.
304-311:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major
cli-24maps--with-variablesto the wrong command context.The prompt frames this as a missing flag on
push, but--with-variablesis arun functionsflag. This makes the question factually incorrect.Suggested fix (keeps choice order and current correctAnswer)
- "A function works locally but fails after pushing because environment variables are missing. What flag was likely missing from the push command?", + "A function works after deployment but fails during local execution because environment variables are missing. What flag was likely missing from the run command?",🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@benchmark/src/questions/cli.ts` around lines 304 - 311, The question text (cli-24) incorrectly asks about a missing push flag while the correct answer (--with-variables) is a run-functions flag; update the prompt wording to ask about the run (or "run functions") command instead of push so the existing choices and correctAnswer ("B") remain valid, e.g., change the question string that mentions "push" to reference "run" or "run functions" while leaving the choices array and correctAnswer intact.
360-360:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟡 MinorUse plural command forms in the
cli-28question text.The question at line 360 uses singular forms (
appwrite run function/appwrite push function), but the Appwrite CLI documentation specifies plural forms (appwrite run functions/appwrite push functions). This mismatch has caused confusion in the community.Suggested fix
- "What's the key difference between `appwrite run function` and `appwrite push function`?", + "What's the key difference between `appwrite run functions` and `appwrite push functions`?",🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@benchmark/src/questions/cli.ts` at line 360, The question string "What's the key difference between `appwrite run function` and `appwrite push function`?" uses singular CLI commands; update that string to use the correct plural CLI forms from the docs by replacing `appwrite run function` with `appwrite run functions` and `appwrite push function` with `appwrite push functions` (i.e., change the quoted question text in benchmark/src/questions/cli.ts to "What's the key difference between `appwrite run functions` and `appwrite push functions`?").
🤖 Prompt for all review comments with AI agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Duplicate comments:
In `@benchmark/src/questions/cli.ts`:
- Around line 125-127: Update the CLI command wording from singular to the
official plural forms: change occurrences of "appwrite init function" to
"appwrite init functions" and "appwrite run function" to "appwrite run
functions" (these appear in the prompt text and in the rubric strings near the
"Run appwrite..." and "Local development..." lines) so the prompt and rubric use
the documented command names consistently and won't misgrade correct responses.
- Around line 304-311: The question text (cli-24) incorrectly asks about a
missing push flag while the correct answer (--with-variables) is a run-functions
flag; update the prompt wording to ask about the run (or "run functions")
command instead of push so the existing choices and correctAnswer ("B") remain
valid, e.g., change the question string that mentions "push" to reference "run"
or "run functions" while leaving the choices array and correctAnswer intact.
- Line 360: The question string "What's the key difference between `appwrite run
function` and `appwrite push function`?" uses singular CLI commands; update that
string to use the correct plural CLI forms from the docs by replacing `appwrite
run function` with `appwrite run functions` and `appwrite push function` with
`appwrite push functions` (i.e., change the quoted question text in
benchmark/src/questions/cli.ts to "What's the key difference between `appwrite
run functions` and `appwrite push functions`?").
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359-361:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorDo not mutate shared
systemPromptinside the processing loop.Line 360 appends MCQ instructions directly to
systemPrompt, so each MCQ permanently modifies later prompts (including non-MCQ), which can skew results.🐛 Proposed fix
- if (question.type === "mcq") { - systemPrompt += "\nTo answer, you must call the tool corresponding to the correct answer (e.g. answer_a, answer_b, answer_c, or answer_d). Do not respond with text."; - } - - processQuestion(question, model, systemPrompt, tools, skillsMap, debug).then((result) => { + const questionSystemPrompt = + question.type === "mcq" + ? `${systemPrompt}\nTo answer, you must call the tool corresponding to the correct answer (e.g. answer_a, answer_b, answer_c, or answer_d). Do not respond with text.` + : systemPrompt; + + processQuestion(question, model, questionSystemPrompt, tools, skillsMap, debug).then((result) => {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@benchmark/src/runner.ts` around lines 359 - 361, The code mutates the shared systemPrompt inside the processing loop when question.type === "mcq", causing subsequent prompts to be incorrectly modified; instead, create a per-iteration prompt variable (e.g., let prompt = systemPrompt or const promptBase = systemPrompt) and append the MCQ-specific instruction to that local prompt when question.type === "mcq", then use that local prompt for downstream calls; do not modify the original systemPrompt variable so non-MCQ questions remain unaffected (look for usages of systemPrompt in the runner processing loop and where question.type is checked).
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@benchmark/package.json`:
- Around line 19-20: Update the dependency declaration in package.json to pin
`@openrouter/sdk` to an exact release instead of a caret range: replace the
current version spec "^0.9.11" for the dependency "@openrouter/sdk" with
"0.9.11" to ensure reproducible benchmark runs.
In `@benchmark/src/runner.ts`:
- Around line 62-72: Replace the ad-hoc typing and casts around
chatGenerationParams and the response: change the chatGenerationParams variable
from Record<string, unknown> to the SDK type models.ChatGenerationParams, assign
tools conditionally as before, and call openrouter.chat.send with the correctly
typed object (no wrapping cast). Also replace the double-cast return
(ApiResponse) with the SDK response type models.ChatResponse and return that
directly; update any variable names/signatures that referenced ApiResponse to
use models.ChatResponse so TypeScript enforces payload/response shapes for
openrouter.chat.send.
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In `@benchmark/src/runner.ts`:
- Around line 359-361: The code mutates the shared systemPrompt inside the
processing loop when question.type === "mcq", causing subsequent prompts to be
incorrectly modified; instead, create a per-iteration prompt variable (e.g., let
prompt = systemPrompt or const promptBase = systemPrompt) and append the
MCQ-specific instruction to that local prompt when question.type === "mcq", then
use that local prompt for downstream calls; do not modify the original
systemPrompt variable so non-MCQ questions remain unaffected (look for usages of
systemPrompt in the runner processing loop and where question.type is checked).
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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declaration in package.json to pin `@openrouter/sdk` to an exact release instead
of a caret range: replace the current version spec "^0.9.11" for the dependency
"@openrouter/sdk" with "0.9.11" to ensure reproducible benchmark runs.
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| model: model.openRouterId, | ||
| temperature: TEMPERATURE, | ||
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| const response = await openrouter.chat.send({ chatGenerationParams } as Parameters<typeof openrouter.chat.send>[0]); | ||
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Method overloads
// non-streaming (explicitly stream?: false)
send(
request: operations.SendChatCompletionRequestRequest & {
chatGenerationParams: { stream?: false | undefined };
},
options?: RequestOptions
): Promise<models.ChatResponse>;
// streaming (stream: true)
send(
request: operations.SendChatCompletionRequestRequest & {
chatGenerationParams: { stream: true };
},
options?: RequestOptions
): Promise<EventStream<models.ChatStreamingResponseChunk>>;
// general type (union)
send(
request: operations.SendChatCompletionRequestRequest,
options?: RequestOptions
): Promise<operations.SendChatCompletionRequestResponse>;[1]
Parameters
request: operations.SendChatCompletionRequestRequest
type SendChatCompletionRequestRequest = {
httpReferer?: string;
xTitle?: string;
chatGenerationParams: models.ChatGenerationParams;
};[2]
chatGenerationParams: models.ChatGenerationParams (core fields)
messages is required; most other fields are optional (routing, sampling, tools, etc.). Key ones you’ll commonly use:
messages: Array<Message>model?: string/models?: Array<string>stream?: boolean(drives whether you get anEventStream)temperature?: number | nulltopP?: number | nullmaxCompletionTokens?: number | null(andmaxTokens?: number | nulldeprecated)tools?: Array<ToolDefinitionJson>,toolChoice?: ToolChoiceOption
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Response types
Non-streaming response (models.ChatResponse)
type ChatResponse = {
id: string;
choices: Array<ChatResponseChoice>;
created: number;
model: string;
object: "chat.completion";
systemFingerprint?: string | null;
usage?: ChatGenerationTokenUsage;
};[4]
Streaming response (EventStream<models.ChatStreamingResponseChunk>)
Each streamed chunk is:
type ChatStreamingResponseChunk = {
id: string;
choices: Array<ChatStreamingChoice>;
created: number;
model: string;
object: "chat.completion.chunk";
systemFingerprint?: string | null;
error?: { message: string; code: number };
usage?: ChatGenerationTokenUsage;
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Use proper SDK types instead of Record<string, unknown> to maintain type safety.
Lines 62-72 bypass SDK typing through Record<string, unknown> and casts, which prevents TypeScript from catching payload or response drift. Replace Record<string, unknown> with models.ChatGenerationParams from the SDK and use the proper response type (models.ChatResponse) instead of the double-cast workaround.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@benchmark/src/runner.ts` around lines 62 - 72, Replace the ad-hoc typing and
casts around chatGenerationParams and the response: change the
chatGenerationParams variable from Record<string, unknown> to the SDK type
models.ChatGenerationParams, assign tools conditionally as before, and call
openrouter.chat.send with the correctly typed object (no wrapping cast). Also
replace the double-cast return (ApiResponse) with the SDK response type
models.ChatResponse and return that directly; update any variable
names/signatures that referenced ApiResponse to use models.ChatResponse so
TypeScript enforces payload/response shapes for openrouter.chat.send.
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358-364:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorAvoid mutating shared
systemPromptinside the question loop.Line 360-Line 362 appends MCQ instructions to the outer
systemPrompt, so later questions inherit repeated/incorrect instructions.💡 Proposed fix
- if (question.type === "mcq") { - systemPrompt += "\nTo answer, you must call the tool corresponding to the correct answer (e.g. answer_a, answer_b, answer_c, or answer_d). Do not respond with text."; - } - - processQuestion(question, model, systemPrompt, tools, skillsMap, debug).then((result) => { + const promptForQuestion = + question.type === "mcq" + ? `${systemPrompt}\nTo answer, you must call the tool corresponding to the correct answer (e.g. answer_a, answer_b, answer_c, or answer_d). Do not respond with text.` + : systemPrompt; + + processQuestion(question, model, promptForQuestion, tools, skillsMap, debug).then((result) => {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@benchmark/src/runner.ts` around lines 358 - 364, The loop mutates the shared systemPrompt when a question.type === "mcq", causing later questions to accumulate MCQ instructions; instead create a per-question prompt copy (e.g., let prompt = systemPrompt or newPrompt) and append the MCQ instruction to that copy, then pass the copy to processQuestion(model, prompt, tools, skillsMap, debug) (referencing question.type, systemPrompt, and processQuestion) so the outer systemPrompt remains unchanged.
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5653-5827: Consider de-duplicating repeated question payloads across model blocks.The same question definitions are copied in multiple sections. A single canonical source (then reference/expand at generation time) would reduce drift and patch size for future benchmark edits.
Also applies to: 8652-8827, 11651-11826
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/data/results-without-skills.json` around lines 5653 - 5827, The file contains duplicated question objects (e.g., questionId "db-21", "db-22", "cli-21", "cli-22", etc.) repeated across multiple blocks; extract all unique question definitions into a single canonical questions array (keyed by questionId) and replace repeated full payloads with references (e.g., by questionId) in the model/result blocks, updating any code that consumes this JSON to resolve references at generation time; ensure unique keys (questionId) remain unchanged and update serialization/deserialization routines to expand referenced entries when producing the final output.
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Inline comments:
In `@src/data/results-with-skills.json`:
- Around line 5649-5651: The judgeReasoning field in the JSON (the
"judgeReasoning" value associated with this result) incorrectly flags
"appwrite.config.json" as wrong; update that string to reflect the new canonical
filename (or regenerate the benchmark so judgeReasoning and runDate are
consistent) so the reasoning no longer penalizes answers that use
appwrite.config.json; locate the relevant "judgeReasoning" entry in the result
record and either edit the text to acknowledge the new filename or re-run the
benchmark generation to produce an updated judgeReasoning.
In `@src/data/results-without-skills.json`:
- Around line 2699-2700: The ground-truth strings under the "correctAnswer" and
"rubric" fields use singular CLI commands; update them to the official plural
forms: replace "appwrite init function" → "appwrite init functions", "appwrite
run function" → "appwrite run functions", and "appwrite push function" →
"appwrite push functions" wherever they appear (e.g., in the JSON entries
containing the keys correctAnswer and rubric referenced in the diff) so the
expected answers match documented CLI syntax.
- Around line 5753-5758: Update the JSON entries where the "question" field
reads "A function works locally but fails after pushing because environment
variables are missing. What flag was likely missing from the push command?" to
instead reference the run command: change "push command" to "run command" (so
the question becomes "...missing from the run command?") in all three
occurrences (the identical entries at the three affected locations), ensuring
the context matches the Appwrite CLI flag (--with-variables for appwrite run
functions).
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Outside diff comments:
In `@benchmark/src/runner.ts`:
- Around line 358-364: The loop mutates the shared systemPrompt when a
question.type === "mcq", causing later questions to accumulate MCQ instructions;
instead create a per-question prompt copy (e.g., let prompt = systemPrompt or
newPrompt) and append the MCQ instruction to that copy, then pass the copy to
processQuestion(model, prompt, tools, skillsMap, debug) (referencing
question.type, systemPrompt, and processQuestion) so the outer systemPrompt
remains unchanged.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/data/results-without-skills.json`:
- Around line 5653-5827: The file contains duplicated question objects (e.g.,
questionId "db-21", "db-22", "cli-21", "cli-22", etc.) repeated across multiple
blocks; extract all unique question definitions into a single canonical
questions array (keyed by questionId) and replace repeated full payloads with
references (e.g., by questionId) in the model/result blocks, updating any code
that consumes this JSON to resolve references at generation time; ensure unique
keys (questionId) remain unchanged and update serialization/deserialization
routines to expand referenced entries when producing the final output.
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| "correct": true, | ||
| "score": 0.7, | ||
| "judgeReasoning": "The answer covers most of the required rubric points: (1) appwrite init functions for scaffolding, (2) runtime selection is mentioned in the config options, (3) appwrite.json configuration options are detailed (though incorrectly named as appwrite.config.json - the actual file is appwrite.json), (4) local development with 'appwrite run functions' is mentioned in step 7 (though the reference uses 'appwrite run function' singular), and (5) deployment with 'appwrite push functions' is covered. The answer is comprehensive and detailed. The main issues are: the incorrect claim that the file is named 'appwrite.config.json' rather than 'appwrite.json', and the local development command is mentioned only briefly at the end rather than as a primary workflow step. The execute permissions configuration is also missing from the appwrite.json example. Despite these issues, all 5 rubric points are addressed, earning a reasonably high score, but the incorrect filename claim is a notable error." |
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Stale judgeReasoning contradicts the PR's changes.
The judgeReasoning text states:
"(though incorrectly named as appwrite.config.json - the actual file is appwrite.json)"
This is now incorrect since appwrite.config.json is the new canonical filename. If these benchmark results are being regenerated (as suggested by the updated runDate), this reasoning should also reflect the updated understanding. Otherwise, it penalizes models for giving what is now the correct answer.
Consider regenerating the benchmark results with the updated questions to get consistent judge reasoning, or manually correct this text if regeneration is not feasible.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/data/results-with-skills.json` around lines 5649 - 5651, The
judgeReasoning field in the JSON (the "judgeReasoning" value associated with
this result) incorrectly flags "appwrite.config.json" as wrong; update that
string to reflect the new canonical filename (or regenerate the benchmark so
judgeReasoning and runDate are consistent) so the reasoning no longer penalizes
answers that use appwrite.config.json; locate the relevant "judgeReasoning"
entry in the result record and either edit the text to acknowledge the new
filename or re-run the benchmark generation to produce an updated
judgeReasoning.
| "correctAnswer": "Run appwrite init function to scaffold, choose runtime and template, configure appwrite.config.json with function settings (name, runtime, execute permissions, variables, schedule, etc.), develop locally with appwrite run function, then deploy with appwrite push functions.", | ||
| "rubric": "Must mention: 1) appwrite init function to scaffold, 2) Runtime selection, 3) appwrite.config.json configuration options, 4) Local development with appwrite run function, 5) Deployment with appwrite push functions", |
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Update CLI commands to use official plural forms in ground-truth text.
Official Appwrite documentation uses plural command syntax: appwrite init functions, appwrite run functions, and appwrite push functions. The JSON file currently uses singular forms (init function, run function, push function), which will mis-score otherwise-correct responses that follow the documented CLI syntax.
Proposed fix
- "correctAnswer": "Run appwrite init function to scaffold, ... develop locally with appwrite run function, then deploy with appwrite push functions."
+ "correctAnswer": "Run appwrite init functions to scaffold, ... develop locally with appwrite run functions, then deploy with appwrite push functions."
- "rubric": "Must mention: 1) appwrite init function to scaffold, ... 4) Local development with appwrite run function, 5) Deployment with appwrite push functions"
+ "rubric": "Must mention: 1) appwrite init functions to scaffold, ... 4) Local development with appwrite run functions, 5) Deployment with appwrite push functions"
- "question": "What's the key difference between `appwrite run function` and `appwrite push function`?"
+ "question": "What's the key difference between `appwrite run functions` and `appwrite push functions`?"Affects lines: 2699-2700, 5646-5647, 5817, 8645-8646, 8816, 11572-11573, 11815
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| "correctAnswer": "Run appwrite init function to scaffold, choose runtime and template, configure appwrite.config.json with function settings (name, runtime, execute permissions, variables, schedule, etc.), develop locally with appwrite run function, then deploy with appwrite push functions.", | |
| "rubric": "Must mention: 1) appwrite init function to scaffold, 2) Runtime selection, 3) appwrite.config.json configuration options, 4) Local development with appwrite run function, 5) Deployment with appwrite push functions", | |
| "correctAnswer": "Run appwrite init functions to scaffold, choose runtime and template, configure appwrite.config.json with function settings (name, runtime, execute permissions, variables, schedule, etc.), develop locally with appwrite run functions, then deploy with appwrite push functions.", | |
| "rubric": "Must mention: 1) appwrite init functions to scaffold, 2) Runtime selection, 3) appwrite.config.json configuration options, 4) Local development with appwrite run functions, 5) Deployment with appwrite push functions", |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/data/results-without-skills.json` around lines 2699 - 2700, The
ground-truth strings under the "correctAnswer" and "rubric" fields use singular
CLI commands; update them to the official plural forms: replace "appwrite init
function" → "appwrite init functions", "appwrite run function" → "appwrite run
functions", and "appwrite push function" → "appwrite push functions" wherever
they appear (e.g., in the JSON entries containing the keys correctAnswer and
rubric referenced in the diff) so the expected answers match documented CLI
syntax.
| "question": "A function works locally but fails after pushing because environment variables are missing. What flag was likely missing from the push command?", | ||
| "choices": [ | ||
| "--env", | ||
| "--with-variables", | ||
| "--include-env", | ||
| "--push-variables" |
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Change push command context to run command across three locations.
The Appwrite documentation confirms --with-variables is a parameter for appwrite run functions (local development), not for push commands. The current question incorrectly frames this flag as missing from a push command, which encodes incorrect troubleshooting logic.
Affected locations
Lines 5753-5758, 8752-8758, 11751-11757 all contain identical questions with the same error.
- "question": "A function works locally but fails after pushing because environment variables are missing. What flag was likely missing from the push command?"
+ "question": "A function fails during local execution because environment variables are missing. What flag was likely missing from the run command?"📝 Committable suggestion
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| "question": "A function works locally but fails after pushing because environment variables are missing. What flag was likely missing from the push command?", | |
| "choices": [ | |
| "--env", | |
| "--with-variables", | |
| "--include-env", | |
| "--push-variables" | |
| "question": "A function fails during local execution because environment variables are missing. What flag was likely missing from the run command?", | |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@src/data/results-without-skills.json` around lines 5753 - 5758, Update the
JSON entries where the "question" field reads "A function works locally but
fails after pushing because environment variables are missing. What flag was
likely missing from the push command?" to instead reference the run command:
change "push command" to "run command" (so the question becomes "...missing from
the run command?") in all three occurrences (the identical entries at the three
affected locations), ensuring the context matches the Appwrite CLI flag
(--with-variables for appwrite run functions).
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Summary
appwrite.config.json(replacesappwrite.jsonas the main config file)appwrite.jsonreferences withappwrite.config.jsonacross existing questionsappwrite.jsonlegacy fallback behaviorappwrite typescommand and--strictflag--with-variablesflag for pushing environment variablesTest plan
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