AI-NativeBench: Processed Results & Analysis Artifacts
This directory contains processed experiment outputs, aggregated statistics, and analysis/visualization scripts for the paper "AI-NativeBench: An Open-Source White-Box Agentic Benchmark Suite for AI-Native Systems".
Compared with the raw dataset (see README-RAW.md), this RESULTS/ folder additionally includes:
- Derived artifacts such as
execution_path.md(extracted trace trees), per-run metadata, and task outputs. - Aggregated tables (CSV) and paper-ready figures (PDF) for RQ1–RQ3.
- Scripts to reproduce the aggregation and plots.
Repository layout
Model-level run outputs (per-model folders):
GPT-5/GPT-4o-mini/DeepSeek-V3-1/DeepSeek-R1/Gemini-2.5-flash/Gemini-2.5-flash-nothinking/Qwen3-235b/
RQ-level analysis artifacts:
RQ1/: trajectory/success/retry evaluations and radar chartsRQ2/: agent-time vs. LLM/tool share breakdowns + plotsRQ3/: performance summaries (time/tokens), comparisons, and violin plots
Trace processing utilities:
extract_trace_tree.py: generatesexecution_path.mdfromlangfuse_trace.jsonbatch_extract_trees.sh: batch-generateexecution_path.mdfor all runsREADME-extract_trace_tree.md: detailed usage and output format
Model folders (per-run outputs)
Each model folder contains multiple application/architecture subfolders (e.g., BookWriter-MCP, SQLAssistant-A2A).
Architecture naming conventions
- No suffix: pure framework baseline (e.g.,
EmailResponder/,GameBuilder/,MarkdownValidator/) *-A2A: A2A protocol variant*-H_A2A: hard-coded / heterogeneous A2A baseline (in some plots/scripts, this may be treated as an A2A-mix / H-A2A variant)*-MCP: tool calling via MCP
Typical per-run structure
Under each application folder, test_results/ stores multiple runs (commonly run_*/ or session_*/ directories). A typical run contains:
langfuse_trace.json: raw distributed tracing data for the runexecution_path.md: extracted execution-path tree (generated byextract_trace_tree.py)metadata.json: run metadata- Task outputs: generated artifacts such as books/chapters, reports, validation results, logs, etc.
Example:
RESULTS/
├── GPT-5/
│ └── BookWriter-MCP/
│ └── test_results/
│ └── run_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS/
│ ├── langfuse_trace.json
│ ├── execution_path.md
│ ├── metadata.json
│ └── ... (task outputs)
RQ1: trajectory/success/retry evaluation
Location: RQ1/
What it contains:
- per-task evaluation scripts and reference trajectories (YAML)
- aggregated CSV outputs (e.g., trajectory metrics, success rates, retry summaries)
- radar charts under
RQ1/RadarCharts/
Entry points:
- per-task scripts (run from a specific
RQ1/<Task-Variant>/folder):evaluate_trajectory.pyevaluate_success.pyanalyze_retry_patterns.py
- plot generator (run from
RQ1/):generate_radar_charts.py
- per-task scripts (run from a specific
See RQ1/README.md for details.
RQ2: agent-time / LLM-share breakdown
Location: RQ2/
What it contains:
- per-task aggregation outputs (CSV) and mapping files (
agent_map.md,FRAMEWORK_map.yaml) - consolidated summary tables (e.g.,
llm_share_summary.csv) - paper-ready figures (PDF), including heatmaps and bar charts
- per-task aggregation outputs (CSV) and mapping files (
Typical reproduction flow (from
RQ2/):python aggregate_llm_share.pypython plot_llm_share_heatmap.pypython plot_model_overhead_bars_a2a.pypython plot_model_overhead_bars_mix.pypython plot_framework_overhead_ratio_mix_vs_a2a.pypython plot_agent_time_share_bars_unified_y_by_series.pypython plot_total_classified_ecdf.py
See RQ2/README.md for details.
RQ3: performance analysis (time/tokens)
Location: RQ3/
What it contains:
- parsers/aggregators that scan
execution_path.mdacross all runs - performance reports (CSV) under
RQ3/performance_reports/ - comparison reports under
RQ3/agent_time_reports/ - violin plots (PDF) under
RQ3/Violin/
- parsers/aggregators that scan
Typical commands (from repository root):
python RQ3/analyze_performance.pypython RQ3/analyze_agent_time_comparisons.pypython RQ3/generate_summary.pypython RQ3/plot_total_tokens_violin.py
See RQ3/README.md for details.
Trace extraction: generating execution_path.md
execution_path.md is a key intermediate artifact consumed by RQ analyses.
- Single file:
python3 extract_trace_tree.py <path/to/langfuse_trace.json>
- Batch (scan the entire
RESULTS/tree and generateexecution_path.mdnext to each trace):
./batch_extract_trees.sh
See README-extract_trace_tree.md for the output format and filtering rules.
Requirements
Trace extraction (
extract_trace_tree.py):- Python 3
- standard library only
RQ analyses and plotting (
RQ1/,RQ2/,RQ3/):- Python 3
- common scientific stack (e.g.,
numpy,pandas,matplotlib)
Notes
- Some scripts assume the default directory layout under
RESULTS/. If you rename/move folders, update the corresponding path configuration inside the scripts. - Trace files (
langfuse_trace.json) can be large; many PDFs/CSVs inRQ1/,RQ2/, andRQ3/are generated analysis artifacts.