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… configs Aligns the evaluation skill's three remaining upstream-tracked benchmarks with nvidia-eval-factory-benchmarking `main` (92b5474). GDPVal is out of scope here — it was dropped from this skill in #2470. Terminal-Bench 2.1 and SWE-bench Verified: - `http_pairs_dump` is first in the interceptor chain for both; the recipe still said last for TB2.1 - sandbox region comes from `HARBOR_ECS_REGION`, but the ECR coupling differs: TB2.1's repo name tracks the region, SWE-bench's is pinned to us-west-2 regardless - interceptor lists replace wholesale on merge, so a leaf adding one entry must restate the chain - `capture_request_body` belongs on the service leaf, never a shared block - canonical MLflow tags now include `task_name` and `nemo-evaluator-next-version` - drops a stale "MiniMax-M2.7 uses concurrency 20" note; that config is gone, and the `clu` track that exists now runs repeats 3 / concurrency 10 and is not AA-comparable MRCR: - canonical `parallelism` is 512, deliberately above total server capacity so 1M-token requests queue at the endpoint. That invalidates the old `ceil(parallelism / num_instances / DP)` rule for `--max-num-seqs`, which was a coincidence at 256 - `limit_samples` now reaches the gym via a gated `++limit`, so MRCR does have a sample-limited canary - adds the canonical `observability_enabled` / `model_call_capture_dir` overrides - 128K is now its own upstream benchmark on the condensed `prepare_args`/`run_args` schema Also records the upstream SWE-bench manifest key (`mean/reward`) alongside the `pass@1` the harbor certificates carry, so the two are never compared. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Chenjie Luo <chenjiel@nvidia.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes align evaluation environment settings, Harbor recipes, Terminal-Bench and SWE-bench guidance, and MRCR benchmark documentation with updated region, interceptor, observability, parallelism, and metric requirements. ChangesEvaluation guidance and configuration
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🟡 Minor · Replace stale MRCR canary guidance. · SKILL.md:84
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Use nemo_evaluator_next_version for the MLflow tag. The shared reference identifies the underscore spelling as canonical. The example and both task recipes use the hyphenated spelling instead. nel-next.sh passes the configured tag map to nel export without rewriting the key, so these runs publish a different tag from the one used for canonical dashboard attribution. Update the tag in the example, both task references, and the MLflow guidance at references/nel-next.md:213.
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In `@plugins/modelopt/skills/evaluation/recipes/examples/example_eval_next.yaml`
at line 131, Rename the MLflow tag key from nemo-evaluator-next-version to
nemo_evaluator_next_version in the example recipe, both task recipe references,
and the MLflow guidance, preserving the configured value and existing nel export
behavior.
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What does this PR do?
Type of change: documentation (agent skill)
Aligns the
evaluationskill's three remaining upstream-tracked benchmarks —Terminal-Bench 2.1, SWE-bench Verified and MRCR — with the canonical configs in
nvidia-eval-factory-benchmarking(dl/JoC/competitive_evaluation/…) atmain=92b5474.GDPVal is deliberately out of scope: it was removed from this skill in #2470. This
replaces #2464, which predated that removal and covered GDPVal too.
Terminal-Bench 2.1 / SWE-bench Verified
http_pairs_dumpis first in the interceptor chain for both. The TB2.1 recipe saidit was last, and the shared
nel-next.mdsaid the position was per-benchmark. It isn'tany more — the model fragment upstream puts it first for both.
HARBOR_ECS_REGION, and the two benchmarks don't behave thesame. TB2.1's ECR repo name tracks the region
(
463701203462.dkr.ecr.<region>.amazonaws.com/harbor-<region>), so moving the regionmoves both halves. SWE-bench's is pinned to
us-west-2/harbor-swebenchregardless ofits sandbox region (default
us-east-2). Easy to get backwards, so it's called out onboth recipes and in the shared reference.
the model fragment's entire chain to add two entries. Adding
system_messagewithoutre-listing the rest silently drops them — a scoring change that looks like nothing.
proxy.model_traffic.capture_request_bodybelongs on the service leaf, never ashared block: a shared
services:entry is alias-only with notypeand fails theservice discriminator for every other model's composed config.
task_name: <slug>andnemo-evaluator-next-version(fromconfigs/shared/nel_next_containers.yaml), pluslog_config_params: true.that config no longer exists. The separate customer-launch track that does exist runs
repeats: 3/concurrency: 10and is not AA-comparable, which is worth sayingexplicitly so its numbers aren't borrowed.
MRCR
parallelismis 512, and it is not a server cap. Upstream raised it from 256 so1M-token requests queue at the endpoint rather than leaving replicas idle. The skill's
--max-num-seqs = ceil(parallelism / num_instances / DP)rule happened to give theright answer at 256 (
ceil(256/4/2) = 32, which is what the golden served) and givesthe wrong one at 512. Replaced with sizing from what a replica's KV can hold.
limit_samplesnow reaches the gym, via a gated{% if config.params.limit_samples is not none %}++limit=…{% endif %}. So MRCR doeshave a sample-limited canary. The prepare pass still runs in full, so it isn't cheap,
and
pass@1from a limited run isn't a score — both stated.++observability_enabled=true/++model_call_capture_diroverrides and a canary check for the resulting
artifacts/model_calls.configs/benchmarks/mrcr-128k/) with itsown manifest key and the condensed
benchmark:/prepare_args/run_argsschemaagainst the
gym_runtimecontainer. Noted, with the warning that switching schemameans switching container — the
pre_cmdand inlinecommand:blocks don't apply there.parallelism: 256is kept as provenance for the referencepass@1 = 26.91, flagged as a throughput difference rather than a scoring one.Usage
No API change. Regenerating a config from the skill now yields the aligned values:
Testing
pytest plugins/modelopt/skills/evaluation/tests/test_nel_gym.py— passes.pre-commit run --files <changed>— passes (yamlfmt, markdownlint, license, symlink sync).(
parallelism,limit_samples, the++limitjinja gate, TB2.1 sandbox block andMLflow tags) read back from the parsed documents.
92b5474, againstconfigs/benchmarks/{terminal-bench-2.1,swe-bench-verified,mrcr,mrcr-128k}/plusconfigs/shared/nel_next_containers.yamland the reviewed per-model leaves underreviewed_configs/vpr/2026/.Not run: an actual TB2.1 / SWE-bench / MRCR evaluation. These are skill docs and
templates; the numbers quoted are upstream's own recorded sign-off values, not new
measurements.
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CONTRIBUTING.md: N/AAdditional Information
Replaces #2464 (closed — it predated the GDPVal removal in #2470).
Companion internal change: the
eval-configskill's Step 3b/3d rows inModel-Optimizer-Internal, tracked separately.
One judgement call worth a reviewer's eye: the upstream SWE-bench
manifest.yamllistsits metric key as
mean/reward, but the certificates for the harbor path recordpass@1(e.g.
0.516). I keptpass@1as what to report for a nel-next run and documentedmean/rewardas the Gym/direct-path key, so the two are never silently compared. If youknow which one the leaderboard actually reads, that note should be tightened.
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HARBOR_ECS_REGIONguidance for sandbox and AWS region configuration, including benchmark-specific repository behavior.