nyosegawa/agentic-bench

Agentic benchmark runner for GPU cloud providers (beam.cloud, Colab, Modal, etc.)

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agentic-bench

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nyosegawa/agentic-bench

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Autonomous model validation and benchmarking. Investigates any ML model (LLM, image gen, TTS, time series, etc.), runs it on GPU cloud, evaluates quality and performance, and generates HTML reports. Use when user asks to verify, benchmark, evaluate, or test a model. Triggers on "verify model", "benchmark", "evaluate…

not rated 5 5mo ago A 109 tokens original MIT

eval-reporter

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nyosegawa/agentic-bench

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Generate HTML reports and structured metrics from model evaluation results. Creates publication-ready reports with embedded outputs (images, audio, charts) and metrics.json for cross-model comparison. Use when generating reports, writing metrics, creating evaluation summaries, or formatting benchmark results. Triggers…

not rated 5 5mo ago B 81 tokens original MIT

gpu-runner

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nyosegawa/agentic-bench

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Execute model inference on GPU cloud providers. Handles code generation, deployment, execution, and result collection across HF Inference API/Endpoints, Colab, Modal, beam.cloud, Vast.ai, and RunPod. Use when running models on GPU, deploying to cloud, executing notebooks, or troubleshooting GPU execution failures.…

not rated 5 5mo ago A 107 tokens original MIT

model-researcher

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nyosegawa/agentic-bench

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Investigate model specifications, requirements, and evaluation strategy. Use when researching a model before benchmarking: reading HuggingFace model cards, estimating VRAM requirements, selecting GPU providers, and determining evaluation approach. Triggers on "model research", "investigate model", "model info", "VRAM…

not rated 5 5mo ago A 74 tokens original MIT

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