Datasets:
license: apache-2.0
task_categories:
- text-generation
language:
- en
tags:
- debugging
- agent-trajectories
- evaluation
size_categories:
- 1K<n<10K
llm-debugger evaluation transcripts
Every turn behind the results reported in
llm-debugger: the base model,
the SFT initialisation, and the RL policies trained from it. Exploratory runs no
reported figure depends on are not included.
Layout
| path | what |
|---|---|
runs/base/ |
Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B-Instruct, 8 runs on the 30-task test split |
runs/sft/ |
the SFT initialisation, 3 runs on the test split |
runs/rl-gate-arc/ |
the RL gate arc, v15 through v120 (3 runs each, 8 at v90) |
runs/rl-v90-test/ |
RL policy v90, 8 runs on test |
runs/rl-v90-val/ |
RL policy v90, 8 runs on the 40-task validation split |
runs/sft-trajectories/ |
the SFT model's runs turn by turn |
runs/sft/ is the gate at policy v0, which carries a zero-initialised RFT delta,
so it measures the frozen SFT model exactly.
One archive per run. manifest.json lists file counts and uncompressed sizes.
Fields naming the run directory, such as run_dir, are rewritten to the
published name so they resolve against what you extract.
tar -xzf runs/rl-v90-val/v90_val_a_run1.tar.gz
Inside a run: combined_results.json (full conversation_log per episode),
<model>.json (per-defect records), evaluation_summary.json,
per_task_summary.json.
Reading these
Solve rate is final_test_passed, not anything the model claims. Trajectory
files carry success, which is not the solve metric — it requires the model
to have called done, so an episode that hit the turn cap with the suite passing
reads success: false and final_test_passed: true. One of the 90 SFT
trajectories here is that case. Score from the run records; read the trajectories
for behaviour.
The gate arc is included as evidence for a caveat, not a result. v90 was chosen by stop-at-peak on that arc, and the arc ran on the pristine test split:
v0 64.4 | v15 65.6 | v30 63.3 | v45 70.0 | v60 62.2 | v75 72.2 |
v90 76.7 | v105 68.9 | v120 66.7
So v90's test figure is the argmax of nine noisy draws on the set it was then scored against. Cite the validation number, 75.9 / 93.1.
Use
from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download
path = snapshot_download("moofeez/llm-debugger-eval-transcripts", repo_type="dataset")