inspect-ai
ResearchUseful when working with the Inspect AI evaluation framework (e.g., in the eval/ directory). Provides instructions on how to access Inspect AI documentation.
How to use this skill
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Inspect AI Framework Guidelines
When you are tasked with creating, modifying, or debugging evaluation scripts (especially within the eval/ directory) that utilize the Inspect AI framework, you should consult the official documentation to ensure you are using the correct APIs, solvers, scorers, and best practices.
Documentation Source
To learn how to use Inspect AI, read the official LLM-optimized documentation guide by fetching the following URL using your read_url_content tool:
https://inspect.aisi.org.uk/llms.txt
Always reference this document when you need clarification on how Inspect AI handles task execution, scoring objects, parallelism, or tool calling architectures.