--- pretty_name: OpenToolTrace-X (Platinum) language: - en license: apache-2.0 task_categories: - text-generation - question-answering - reinforcement-learning tags: - agents - tool-use - trajectories - verification - code - bash - git size_categories: - n<1K # sample pack; replace after scaling dataset_info: creator: "Within US AI" contact: "Within US AI" created: "2025-12-30T16:53:41Z" schema: "See Features section below" --- # OpenToolTrace-X (Platinum) **Developer/Publisher:** Within US AI **Version:** 0.1.0 (sample pack) **Created:** 2025-12-30T16:53:41Z ## What this dataset is `OpenToolTrace-X` is a **replayable, verifiable** corpus of tool-using agent trajectories. Each record contains: - A user goal (`prompt`) and constraints - An `initial_state` describing the starting environment/repo snapshot - A `trajectory` (tool calls + observations) - A `final_state` (artifacts/diff/output) - `verification` (tests, checksums, exit codes) to make outcomes **machine-checkable** ## Features / schema (JSONL) - `task_id` (string) - `domain` (string; e.g., `python`, `bash`, `git`, `data`) - `difficulty` (int; 1–5) - `prompt` (string) - `constraints` (string) - `initial_state` (object) - `trajectory` (list of objects) - `final_state` (object) - `verification` (object) - `tags` (list of strings) - `created_utc` (string; ISO 8601) - `license_note` (string) ### Trajectory step format Each step is a dict: - `tool` (e.g., `bash`, `python`, `git`) - `action` (command / code / args) - `observation` (stdout / structured output) - `exit_code` (int) - `stderr` (string, optional) - `artifacts_written` (list of strings, optional) ## Data splits - `data/train.jsonl` - `data/validation.jsonl` - `data/test.jsonl` ## Replay harness (scaffold) See `replay_harness/` for a safe, non-executing replay viewer. Integrate your own sandbox executor for real replays. ## How to load ```python from datasets import load_dataset ds = load_dataset("json", data_files={ "train": "data/train.jsonl", "validation": "data/validation.jsonl", "test": "data/test.jsonl", }) print(ds["train"][0]) ```