Diagnose partial writes, races, and broken consistency guarantees.
Python systems reliability
A focused pack of repository-level environments that tests whether coding agents can diagnose and repair failures in unfamiliar Python systems.
Reliability beyond isolated code generation.
Recover valid state from malformed, incomplete, and adversarial inputs.
Follow failures across realistic package and configuration boundaries.
Fix the target failure without breaking existing public behavior.
Atomic cache recovery
Repair a concurrent cache after a partial journal write while preserving its public API and consistency guarantees.
Evidence, not promises.
Every released environment must satisfy the same acceptance standard.
Every outcome resolves to an executable pass or fail contract.
Adversarial and shortcut solutions are tested before release.
Pinned, resettable containers with the network disabled by default.
Two reviewers inspect specification, solution, tests, and difficulty.
Every source and derived artifact is tied to a documented grant of rights.
Multiple model snapshots establish difficulty and expose failure modes.
Designed to separate current models.
Calibration shows that implementation ability is not the main bottleneck. Models most often fail incomplete state recovery and cross-file dependency tracing.
Open evaluation reportStrong implementation, weaker recovery reasoning
Frequent incomplete fixes under concurrency
Useful lower bound for calibration
Everything required to run the pack.
Versioned OCI environments with reset, run, and score interfaces.
Verifiers, hidden checks, baseline report, and release documentation.
Non-exclusive, exclusive, evaluation-only, or hosted access by agreement.
Run an environment against your model before committing to a license.