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AGENTS.md

RAGElo AGENTS.md is an instructions file for Codex, OpenCode from zetaalphavector/RAGElo. It costs 3,562 tokens per session, scanned A, a copy of RAGElo copilot-instructions.md, Apache-2.0.

Project instructions for RAGElo, a Python library and command-line tool that evaluates retrieval-augmented generation systems. These systems find documents and use them to produce answers, and RAGElo ranks variations with tournament-style comparisons.

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What is it for?
Use them when changing RAGElo, running its tests, including optional OpenAI integration tests, or checking code quality.
Why use it?
Repository-specific commands and conventions are easy to miss when developing or testing a codebase. These instructions record how to install, test, lint, format, and type-check it.

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Written for Codex and OpenCode: the file is AGENTS.md.

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AGENTS.md · 296 lines

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Agent Instructions: RAGElo

Project Overview

RAGElo is a Python library and CLI for evaluating RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) agents using Elo-based tournament ranking. It evaluates both document retrieval quality and answer quality across multiple RAG pipeline variations.

Commands

# Install for development
uv pip install -e '.[dev]'

# Run all tests (OpenAI integration tests are skipped by default)
pytest tests/

# Run with OpenAI integration tests (requires OPENAI_API_KEY)
pytest tests/ --runopenai

# Run a single test file or specific test
pytest tests/unit/test_experiment.py -v
pytest tests/unit/test_experiment.py::TestExperiment::test_method -v

# Lint and format (ruff rules: E, F, I; line-length: 119)
ruff check ragelo/
ruff format ragelo/

# Type checking (uses pydantic.mypy plugin)
mypy ragelo/

# Pre-commit hooks (ruff lint + format)
pre-commit run --all-files

Architecture

Factory + Registry Pattern

All major components use decorator-based factory registration. Enum types in ragelo/types/types.py define valid component names (RetrievalEvaluatorTypes, AnswerEvaluatorTypes, LLMProviderTypes, AgentRankerTypes).

# Registration (on class definition)
@RetrievalEvaluatorFactory.register(RetrievalEvaluatorTypes.REASONER)
class ReasonerEvaluator(BaseRetrievalEvaluator): ...


# Instantiation (via factory functions)
evaluator = get_retrieval_evaluator("reasoner", llm_provider=provider)
provider = get_llm_provider("openai", api_key="...")
ranker = get_agent_ranker("elo")

When adding a new evaluator, LLM provider, or ranker:

  1. Add the name to the corresponding StrEnum in ragelo/types/types.py.
  2. Create a config class in ragelo/types/configurations/.
  3. Implement the class and decorate it with the factory's @register.
  4. The class is now accessible via the factory function and CLI.

Evaluator Hierarchy

BaseEvaluator (ragelo/evaluators/base_evaluator.py) — async-first, abstract
├── BaseRetrievalEvaluator — evaluates document relevance (Query + Document → score)
│   Implementations: Reasoner, RDNAM, DomainExpert, FewShot, CustomPrompt, RubricCoverage, Jev, JevRDNAM, JevRubricCoverage
└── BaseAnswerEvaluator — evaluates answer quality (Query + AgentAnswer → score/winner)
    Implementations: Pairwise, ChatPairwise, CustomPairwise, DomainExpert, CustomPrompt, RubricPairwise, RubricPointwise,
    Jev, JevPairwise, JevRubricPairwise, JevRubricPointwise

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