taac-platform-api-inspection
ResearchUse when: inspecting TAAC/Taiji platform pages on taiji.algo.qq.com, especially model training instances, checkpoint pages, metrics plots, TensorBoard-like scalars, browser MCP sessions, authenticated cookies, or direct platform API calls. Prefer API data over screenshots.
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TAAC Platform API Inspection
Use when a user asks to inspect TAAC/Taiji training pages or analyze metrics. Get structured data from the authenticated browser session. Never estimate values from screenshots.
Core Principles
- Always use
page.evaluate()+fetch({ credentials: "include" })for API calls.page.context().request.get()fails withStorage.getCookies: Method not foundin the MCP browser environment. - Always summarize inside
page.evaluate(). Rawtf_eventsJSON is 50–200 KB and will be truncated into ephemeral resource files. Return only compact summaries — one object per metric. - Response interception +
page.reload()is the fastest discovery method. One reload captures bothget_ckptandtf_eventsendpoints.
Two-Step Pipeline
Step 1: Navigate and discover endpoints
Navigate to the checkpoint URL, then intercept XHR responses during reload:
// run_playwright_code — intercept + reload
const captured = [];
const keywords = ["api", "training", "ckpt", "metric", "scalar", "plot", "instance", "tf_events"];
const handler = async (response) => {
const url = response.url();
if (!keywords.some(kw => url.toLowerCase().includes(kw))) return;
const ct = response.headers()["content-type"] || "";
const item = { url, status: response.status(), contentType: ct };
if (ct.includes("json")) {
try { item.preview = (await response.text()).slice(0, 4000); } catch (e) { item.error = String(e); }
}
captured.push(item);
};
page.on("response", handler);
await page.reload({ waitUntil: "networkidle" });
page.off("response", handler);
return captured;
This surfaces:
.../external/<instance_id>/get_ckpt— checkpoint list, sizes, publish status.../external/<instance_id>/tf_events— all scalar metrics
Extract <instance_id> from the URL: it's the last path segment
(95d1b0469e0fba1e019e1811651b16d5 in a typical checkpoint URL).
If the browser redirects to https://algo.qq.com/?type=login, stop and ask the
user to log in first.
Step 2: Fetch and summarize metrics in-browser
// run_playwright_code — fetch + summarize
return page.evaluate(async () => {
const url = 'https://taiji.algo.qq.com/taskmanagement/api/v1/instances/external/<INSTANCE_ID>/tf_events';
const json = await (await fetch(url, { credentials: 'include' })).json();
const groups = json.data?.data ?? {};
const summaries = [];
for (const [group, charts] of Object.entries(groups)) {
if (!Array.isArray(charts)) continue;
for (const chart of charts) {
const dates = chart.date || [];
const titles = chart.title || [];
const values = chart.value || [];
for (let i = 0; i < titles.length; i++) {
const name = titles[i];
const vals = values[i] || [];
const points = dates
.map((step, j) => ({ step: +step, value: +vals[j] }))
.filter(p => Number.isFinite(p.step) && Number.isFinite(p.value));
if (!points.length) continue;
let min = points[0], max = points[0];
for (const p of points) {
if (p.value < min.value) min = p;
if (p.value > max.value) max = p;
}
const n = points.length;
const earlyN = Math.max(1, Math.floor(n * 0.2));
const lateN = Math.max(1, Math.floor(n * 0.2));
const earlyAvg = points.slice(0, earlyN).reduce((s, p) => s + p.value, 0) / earlyN;
const lateAvg = points.slice(n - lateN).reduce((s, p) => s + p.value, 0) / lateN;
const trend = lateAvg > earlyAvg * 1.005 ? '↑' : lateAvg < earlyAvg * 0.995 ? '↓' : '→';
summaries.push({
group, name, count: n,
first: [points[0].step, +points[0].value.toFixed(6)],
last: [points[n-1].step, +points[n-1].value.toFixed(6)],
min: [min.step, +min.value.toFixed(6)],
max: [max.step, +max.value.toFixed(6)],
trend
});
}
}
}
return summaries;
});
Replace <INSTANCE_ID> with the value from Step 1. The result is a compact
array, e.g. {group:"AUC", name:"AUC/valid", first:[500,0.7929], last:[5000,0.8296], min:[500,0.7929], max:[2500,0.8346], trend:"↑"}.
Analysis Framework
When reporting results, structure the analysis around these signals:
Primary signals (always check)
| Signal | What to look for |
|---|---|
| Overfitting | Train Loss ↓ while valid AUC peaks then ↓ or LogLoss ↑ |
| Best checkpoint | The step where valid AUC is maximized (not the final step) |
| Convergence | Is valid AUC still rising at the end, or plateaued? |
| Score separation | score_margin_mean trend; positive/negative score divergence |
Symbiosis-specific signals (when present)
| Signal | What to look for |
|---|---|
| Token collapse | effective_rank ~1, mean_pairwise_cosine ~1, max_pairwise_cosine ~1 |
| Token health | latent_valid_ratio across seq_a/b/c/d — are tokens meaningful? |
| Diversity trend | effective_rank ↑, mean_pairwise_cosine ↓ = good; opposite = bad |
| Span usage | active_token_ratio for candidate/cross/context/item/sequence spans |
Probe metrics (when present)
Compare Probe/auc, Probe/logloss, Probe/auc_retention against
AUC/valid and LogLoss/valid. Probe degradation while full metrics improve
indicates fragile representations.
Pitfalls
- Don't return raw JSON. If you see "Large tool result written to file", you've already failed — re-run with in-browser summarization.
json.data?.datanotjson.data. Thetf_eventsendpoint nests metric groups one level deeper than expected.- Guard with
Array.isArray(charts). Not all entries underjson.data?.dataare arrays. - Console noise is normal. WeChat login probes (
localhost.weixin.qq.com,ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED), preload warnings, and telemetry errors are page noise, not training failures. - Don't click Publish/Delete/Cancel/Submit unless the user explicitly asks.
Safety
- Never expose cookies, tokens, or authorization headers.
- Prefer browser-context requests over terminal
curl. - Don't commit downloaded platform payloads or screenshots.