
from ai-rig9
Runs synthetic benchmarks and calibration tests for agents and skills: measures recall, precision, confidence calibration, and A/B comparisons to quantify instr
Calibrate is a benchmarking and calibration skill that generates synthetic problems with quasi-ground-truth, runs target agents/skills against them, and measures key signals: recall, severity accuracy, formatting/actionability, and confidence calibration. It supports A/B comparisons against a general-purpose baseline and produces compact JSON summaries and human-readable proposals for instruction improvements. The workflow emphasizes sequential, batched pipelines to avoid resource spikes and returns small, audit-friendly result files.
Use Calibrate before and after major instruction or system-prompt changes, when adding new specialist agents, or to validate whether an agent's self-reported confidence matches real performance. It's useful for plugin authors and ops teams who need repeatable benchmarks and an actionable improvement loop (proposals, apply, re-run).
.claude/logs/calibrations.jsonl.Designed for environments that can spawn subagents and run file-based pipelines (Claude-based foundry agents, Codex runners). Works with general-purpose scorers and Codex scorers in dual-evaluation setups. Ideal for Claude Code / foundry-like runtimes where Agent/Task primitives exist.
Extensive agent calibration/benchmarking skill for the ai-rig ecosystem. Very detailed SKILL.md with thorough workflow, constants, edge cases, and multi-mode support. No scripts bundled — relies entirely on Claude Code agent orchestration. Niche usefulness outside its specific plugin ecosystem.
Security: No curl-pipe-bash, no hardcoded creds, no destructive commands. Minor deduction for shell variable interpolation in bash blocks (theoretically injectable if ARGUMENTS contain malicious content, but context is agent invocation so low risk). Code quality: Very well-documented and structured, but extreme length makes it hard to follow; some redundancy between workflow steps and notes. Architecture: Good frontmatter, clear separation of concerns via mode files, but monolithic SKILL.md (~3000+ words in workflow alone). Usefulness: Niche — only valuable to teams running the ai-rig foundry plugin ecosystem for agent benchmarking.