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This change is a comprehensive refactor and enhancement of the evaluation subsystem. It systematically renames all scenario and suite evaluation entities from the "ScenarioEvaluator"/"EvaluationSuite" prefixes to "EvaluatorScenario"/"EvaluatorSuite" for consistency. Type annotations, method signatures, and property names are updated throughout, with relative_score replaced by performance (now as a percentage). New data models and protocols are introduced, including EvaluationResult and EvaluationScenarioResult, with improved docstrings and error handling. Execution context management is refactored to use collections of State objects. Reporting methods are enhanced with detailed formatting options, and API interfaces are clarified and documented. Supporting modules and documentation are updated to reflect these changes.

Possibly related PRs

  • Cleanup eval interfaces #356: Both PRs modify the evaluation suite interfaces in src/draive/evaluation/suite.py, particularly around the type parameters and class/function signatures, indicating a direct code-level connection.
  • Add configuration interface #316: Both PRs modify the UV_VERSION variable in the Makefile, updating the version of the uv tool used, showing related changes in build tooling configuration.
  • Add evaluation stage #345: The current PR updates the Stage class evaluation methods to use the new evaluator scenario types and performance properties, directly building upon the methods and patterns introduced in this earlier PR.
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Context: ...lt.performance:.2f}%") ``` ## Advanced Usage You can customize evaluators with execut...

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Context: ... evaluators with execution contexts and metadata: python # Create evaluator with custom metadata custom_evaluator = keyword_evaluator.with_meta({ "version": "1.0", "author": "evaluation_team", }) # Combine evaluators using logical operations best_evaluator = Evaluator.highest( conciseness_evaluator.prepared(reference=reference_text), readability_evaluator.prepared(), ) # Map evaluator to work with different data structures from draive.parameters import DataModel class DocumentContent(DataModel): title: str body: str document_evaluator = readability_evaluator.contra_map( lambda doc: doc.body # Extract body text for evaluation ) The evaluation...

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guides/AdvancedState.md (1)

183-186: Immutable default choice looks correct

Switching the default_factory from list to tuple prevents accidental in-place mutation of a shared default object and aligns with the new “immutable-by-default” guideline described in the PR.

src/draive/commons/metadata.py (1)

334-334: Well-designed parameter type extension.

Adding | None to the parameter type allows for more flexible metadata handling while maintaining backward compatibility. The implementation correctly handles None by returning self early, avoiding unnecessary object creation.

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13-13: Version alignment with build system.

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pyproject.toml (2)

8-8: Version bump aligns with feature changes.

The version increment to 0.79.0 appropriately reflects the comprehensive evaluation interface refactoring and build system changes in this release.


2-3: Action Required: Verify uv_build CLI and build artifacts

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CLAUDE.md (1)

48-84: Excellent documentation style guidelines.

The new NumPy docstring convention guidelines are comprehensive and well-structured. The example demonstrates proper use of Python 3.12+ type syntax (| unions) and includes all essential sections (Parameters, Returns, Raises). This will significantly improve code documentation consistency across the project.

src/draive/guardrails/quality/state.py (3)

5-10: Import updates align with evaluation interface refactoring.

The consolidated import from draive.evaluation reflects the systematic renaming from "ScenarioEvaluator" to "EvaluatorScenario" pattern. The updated class names (PreparedEvaluatorScenario, EvaluatorScenarioResult) are consistent with the unified evaluation interface.


29-29: Parameter type correctly updated.

The parameter type change from PreparedScenarioEvaluator to PreparedEvaluatorScenario maintains the union with PreparedEvaluator while following the new naming convention.


40-52: Improved type discrimination and exception handling.

The replacement of pattern matching with explicit isinstance checks provides clearer type discrimination. The exception handling correctly uses the new result properties (result.evaluator and result.scenario) and properly propagates metadata.

src/draive/evaluation/value.py (4)

20-20: LGTM! Boolean support for evaluation scores.

The addition of bool to the EvaluationScoreValue type union is a logical enhancement that makes the API more intuitive for binary pass/fail evaluations.


32-60: Excellent comprehensive documentation.

The NumPy-style docstring provides clear parameter descriptions, return values, and exception handling information, significantly improving the API's usability.


62-71: Correct boolean handling implementation.

The boolean pattern matching correctly maps False to 0 and True to 1, following standard boolean-to-numeric conversion conventions.


97-116: Well-implemented validation function.

The evaluation_score_verifier provides clear error messages and proper range validation. The separation of concerns between value conversion and validation is good design.

guides/BasicEvaluation.md (4)

23-26: LGTM! Consistent API updates.

The documentation correctly reflects the new EvaluationScore.of() class method pattern, replacing the direct constructor calls.

Also applies to: 29-32


104-104: API naming consistency maintained.

The updates from evaluation_scenario to evaluator_scenario and corresponding result types are consistent with the broader refactoring effort.

Also applies to: 107-107


132-132: Correct property name updates.

The change from relative_score to performance with percentage formatting (.2f}%) correctly reflects the new API semantics.

Also applies to: 198-198


206-210: Updated context management pattern.

The documentation correctly shows the transition from with_execution_context to with_meta and with_state usage, reflecting the new State-based context management.

src/draive/stages/stage.py (5)

20-23: LGTM! Import updates consistent with refactoring.

The import changes correctly reflect the evaluation API renaming from ScenarioEvaluatorResult to EvaluatorScenarioResult and PreparedScenarioEvaluator to PreparedEvaluatorScenario.


847-848: Correct type annotation updates.

All type annotations have been systematically updated to use the new evaluation API names, maintaining type safety while following the new naming conventions.

Also applies to: 861-862, 908-908, 921-921


889-890: Property name update correctly implemented.

The change from relative_score to performance is correctly implemented and maintains the same functionality with clearer semantics (percentage vs fraction).

Also applies to: 948-949


890-890: Method parameter name updated.

The report method call parameter is correctly updated from include_details to detailed, following the new API signature.

Also applies to: 949-949


892-896: Error message terminology updated.

The error messages and metadata keys have been appropriately updated to use "performance" instead of "relative score" and "evaluation_performance" instead of "evaluation_score".

Also applies to: 951-956

src/draive/evaluation/score.py (5)

3-7: Good import consolidation and code reuse.

The import of evaluation_score_verifier from the value module promotes code reuse and centralizes validation logic.


13-27: Excellent comprehensive class documentation.

The NumPy-style docstring provides clear class description, attributes documentation, and usage context, significantly improving API usability.


59-59: Centralized validation implementation.

Using the imported evaluation_score_verifier ensures consistent validation across the evaluation system.


80-87: Improved comparison method implementation.

The explicit type checking with isinstance and returning False for unsupported types is more explicit and robust than the NotImplemented pattern, though both are valid approaches.

Also applies to: 103-110, 126-133, 149-156, 172-179, 195-202


66-79: Comprehensive method documentation.

All comparison and hash methods now have detailed NumPy-style docstrings that clearly describe parameters, return values, and behavior.

Also applies to: 89-102, 112-125, 135-148, 158-171, 181-194, 204-213

src/draive/evaluation/__init__.py (4)

11-15: Systematic scenario API renaming.

The import updates correctly reflect the comprehensive renaming from ScenarioEvaluator* to EvaluatorScenario* pattern, maintaining consistency across the evaluation API.


19-27: Consistent suite API renaming.

The suite-related imports are systematically updated from EvaluationSuite* to EvaluatorSuite* pattern, aligning with the unified naming convention.


35-51: Complete public API updates.

The __all__ tuple correctly exports all the renamed entities while maintaining the existing core evaluator exports, ensuring the public API reflects the new naming conventions.


31-31: Backward compatibility maintained.

The retention of EvaluationScenarioResult in the exports suggests intentional backward compatibility, which is good practice during API transitions.

src/draive/helpers/instruction_refinement.py (7)

8-9: LGTM! Import updates align with the evaluation API renaming.

The imports correctly reflect the systematic renaming from EvaluationSuite* to EvaluatorSuite* across the evaluation subsystem.


26-26: Type annotation correctly updated.

The parameter type has been properly updated to use the new EvaluatorSuite type.


128-129: Class attributes correctly updated to new evaluation types.

The focused_evaluation and complete_evaluation attributes now use the renamed EvaluatorSuiteResult type.


142-150: Properties correctly renamed to use performance instead of relative_score.

The property names and their implementations have been updated to match the new API where performance returns a percentage value.


236-236: Logging format correctly updated for percentage display.

The format has been appropriately changed from 4 decimal places to 2, which makes sense since performance now represents a percentage (0-100) rather than a normalized score (0-1).

Also applies to: 379-379, 436-436


460-461: Report method calls correctly updated with detailed parameter.

The calls now explicitly specify detailed=True to get full XML-formatted reports, which aligns with the enhanced reporting capabilities in the new API.

Also applies to: 536-537


407-408: Performance calculations correctly updated throughout.

All references to performance metrics have been properly updated to use the new performance property instead of relative_score.

Also applies to: 657-658, 683-690, 724-724, 729-729, 757-757

src/draive/evaluation/scenario.py (8)

1-1: Import updates align with State-based context management.

The imports correctly add Collection and State to support the new execution context management approach.

Also applies to: 4-4


19-117: Well-designed EvaluationScenarioResult class with comprehensive documentation.

The new class provides a clean interface for aggregating multiple evaluator results with proper async evaluation support and result merging capabilities. The NumPy-style docstrings are thorough and follow the project's documentation standards.


119-234: Class properly renamed with enhanced reporting and performance calculation.

The EvaluatorScenarioResult class has been well refactored with:

  • Proper renaming following the new convention
  • Performance as a percentage (0-100)
  • Enhanced reporting with detailed flag
  • Comprehensive NumPy-style docstrings

Note: The passed property correctly returns False for empty evaluations, maintaining defensive programming practices.


237-271: Protocols correctly renamed with clear documentation.

The protocols have been properly updated to follow the new naming convention and include helpful docstrings explaining their purpose.


273-413: Class successfully migrated to State-based context management.

The EvaluatorScenario class has been properly refactored with:

  • State collection replacing execution context
  • Enhanced with_state method accepting multiple states
  • Comprehensive docstrings for all methods
  • Consistent naming throughout

440-483: Improved contra_map implementation with clearer type checking.

The method now properly distinguishes between AttributePath and Callable types using isinstance, making the code more explicit and maintainable.


485-555: Excellent error handling and result normalization.

The implementation now:

  • Properly scopes execution with all states
  • Gracefully handles exceptions by returning empty results with error metadata
  • Cleanly normalizes both EvaluationScenarioResult and sequence of EvaluatorResult types

577-657: Factory function properly updated with excellent documentation.

The evaluator_scenario function has been correctly refactored with:

  • State-based configuration replacing execution context
  • Clear overload definitions
  • Comprehensive docstrings with practical examples
src/draive/evaluation/evaluator.py (7)

2-2: Imports properly organized and support new functionality.

The imports follow the correct ordering (standard library, third party, local) and add necessary components for state-based context management and score verification.

Also applies to: 5-5, 9-13


25-73: Well-designed EvaluationResult class for encapsulating scores with metadata.

The class provides a clean abstraction for evaluation results with flexible construction via the of class method and proper field definitions.


75-262: Comprehensive enhancements to EvaluatorResult class.

The class has been significantly improved with:

  • Flexible score input accepting EvaluationResult, EvaluationScore, or raw values
  • Performance as a percentage (0-100) with proper edge case handling
  • Enhanced reporting with brief/detailed options
  • Robust comparison methods with proper validation

322-407: Useful static methods for evaluator selection based on performance.

The lowest and highest methods provide convenient ways to run multiple evaluators concurrently and select based on performance. The placeholder results are cleverly designed to ensure the first real result will always replace them.


411-540: Evaluator class successfully migrated to State-based context management.

The class has been properly refactored with:

  • State collection replacing execution context
  • Enhanced with_state method accepting multiple states
  • with_threshold using proper score value conversion
  • Comprehensive docstrings for all methods

600-709: Excellent improvements to evaluation and error handling.

The implementation now:

  • Uses clearer type checking in contra_map
  • Properly scopes evaluation with all states
  • Records comprehensive metrics including performance percentage
  • Gracefully handles exceptions with detailed error metadata

731-816: Factory function properly updated with state support.

The evaluator function has been correctly refactored with:

  • State-based configuration replacing execution context
  • Proper threshold value conversion
  • Excellent documentation with usage examples
src/draive/evaluation/suite.py (7)

3-3: Import updates support new state management and renamed types.

The imports correctly add Collection and State while updating to use the renamed EvaluatorScenarioResult.

Also applies to: 8-8, 13-13


27-47: Class properly renamed with flexible identifier type.

The EvaluatorSuiteCase class has been updated with:

  • Proper renaming following the new convention
  • Flexible string identifier (defaults to UUID string)
  • Comprehensive NumPy-style docstrings

49-221: Suite result classes properly enhanced with improved reporting.

Both EvaluatorSuiteCaseResult and EvaluatorSuiteResult have been successfully refactored with:

  • Performance as percentage (0-100)
  • Enhanced reporting with brief/detailed options
  • Improved XML formatting using attributes
  • Comprehensive documentation

223-302: EvaluatorCaseResult class properly refactored with clearer type handling.

The of method now:

  • Accepts a more intuitive parameter pattern (single result + variadic)
  • Uses explicit type checks for clarity
  • Properly aggregates both scenario and individual evaluator results

333-493: EvaluatorSuite class successfully migrated to State-based context.

The class has been properly refactored with:

  • State collection replacing execution context
  • Proper scoping in __call__ method
  • Enhanced with_state accepting multiple states
  • Consistent renaming throughout

689-780: Storage classes properly renamed with updated type annotations.

Both _EvaluatorSuiteMemoryStorage and _EvaluatorSuiteFileStorage have been correctly updated to use the new naming convention and type annotations.


608-686: Factory function properly updated with state support.

The evaluator_suite function has been correctly refactored with:

  • State-based configuration replacing execution context
  • Proper handling of all storage options
  • Consistent type annotations throughout

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guides/AdvancedState.md (1)

185-185: Clarify that the default factory now returns a tuple

The change from list to tuple for the default factory is correct for immutable state management. However, the documentation should clarify that this field now returns a tuple when accessed, not a list, and that an empty tuple prints as a blank line in the pretty-print output to avoid confusion for readers.

guides/BasicEvaluation.md (1)

198-198: Fix spacing issue flagged by static analysis

There's a spacing issue that needs to be corrected.

src/draive/helpers/instruction_refinement.py (1)

178-203: Consider using Sequence instead of list for consistency.

Local variables should use Sequence type annotations to maintain consistency with the codebase patterns.

-    failing_cases: list[EvaluatorSuiteCase[CaseParameters]] = [
+    failing_cases: Sequence[EvaluatorSuiteCase[CaseParameters]] = [
         case_result.case for case_result in evaluation_result.cases if not case_result.passed
     ]
 
     # Get passing cases and sample
-    passing_cases: list[EvaluatorSuiteCase[CaseParameters]] = [
+    passing_cases: Sequence[EvaluatorSuiteCase[CaseParameters]] = [
         case_result.case for case_result in evaluation_result.cases if case_result.passed
     ]
 
     # Get other, previously excluded cases
-    additional_cases: list[EvaluatorSuiteCase[CaseParameters]] = [
+    additional_cases: Sequence[EvaluatorSuiteCase[CaseParameters]] = [
         case for case in evaluation_cases if case not in evaluation_result.cases
     ]
 
     # Intelligent sampling: sample some passing cases
-    sampling_cases_pool: list[EvaluatorSuiteCase[CaseParameters]] = (
+    sampling_cases_pool: Sequence[EvaluatorSuiteCase[CaseParameters]] = (
         passing_cases + additional_cases
     )
     sample_size: int = (
         max(1, int(len(sampling_cases_pool) * sample_ratio)) if sampling_cases_pool else 0
     )
-    sampling_cases: list[EvaluatorSuiteCase[CaseParameters]] = (
+    sampling_cases: Sequence[EvaluatorSuiteCase[CaseParameters]] = (
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Learning: Applies to tests/**/*.py : Tests are in tests/ directory and use pytest with async support
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Learning: Applies to draive/**/*.py : Use Field for customizing DataModel fields with options like default_factory and aliased
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Learning: Applies to draive/**/*.py : Use class method interfaces to access functions within context in State classes
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Learning: Applies to draive/**/*.{py} : ALWAYS use Sequence[T] instead of list[T], Mapping[K,V] instead of dict[K,V], and Set[T] instead of set[T] for collections in State, Config and DataModel classes
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[grammar] ~201-~201: Use correct spacing
Context: ...lt.performance:.2f}%") ``` ## Advanced Usage You can customize evaluators with execut...

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Context: ... evaluators with execution contexts and metadata: python # Create evaluator with custom metadata custom_evaluator = keyword_evaluator.with_meta({ "version": "1.0", "author": "evaluation_team", }) # Combine evaluators using logical operations best_evaluator = Evaluator.highest( conciseness_evaluator.prepared(reference=reference_text), readability_evaluator.prepared(), ) # Map evaluator to work with different data structures from draive.parameters import DataModel class DocumentContent(DataModel): title: str body: str document_evaluator = readability_evaluator.contra_map( lambda doc: doc.body # Extract body text for evaluation ) The evaluation...

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pyproject.toml (2)

8-8: Ensure version bump is mirrored in runtime package

version = "0.79.0" bumps the library, but draive/__init__.py (or wherever __version__ is declared) must be updated in lock-step, otherwise tools like importlib.metadata.version("draive") will still report the old value.


2-3: Verify uv_build Backend & Clean Up Hatch Metadata

Please double-check and address the following before merging:

  • Confirm that the PyPI package exposes the uv_build build-backend in the pinned range (>=0.8.0,<0.9.0). For example:

    pip install "uv_build>=0.8.0,<0.9.0" --dry-run
    # or
    pip download "uv>=0.8.0,<0.9.0" --no-deps

    to ensure the wheel includes the uv_build entry-point and avoid “backend not found” errors.

  • Remove the now-orphaned Hatch metadata section in pyproject.toml (lines 94–96):

    -[tool.hatch.metadata]
    -allow-direct-references = true
    # Hatchling backend removed → drop obsolete section
CLAUDE.md (1)

48-84: Excellent documentation style guidelines

The new documentation style section provides clear, comprehensive guidance for NumPy docstring conventions. The example demonstrates proper formatting for parameters, returns, and exceptions, which will ensure consistency across the codebase. This aligns well with the enhanced docstring coverage mentioned in the evaluation modules.

src/draive/commons/metadata.py (1)

334-334: Good improvement to metadata handling

The updated type annotation to include None is correct and makes the API more flexible. The early return optimization when values is falsy is efficient and avoids unnecessary copying. This change supports the optional metadata patterns used throughout the evaluation components.

src/draive/evaluation/value.py (3)

20-21: Good addition of boolean support

Adding boolean support to EvaluationScoreValue is logical and makes the API more intuitive. The type annotation correctly reflects the new capability.


32-95: Excellent improvements to evaluation_score_value function

The enhancements are well-implemented:

  • Boolean support (True→1.0, False→0.0) is intuitive and useful
  • Pattern matching order is logical (float first with assertion for range validation)
  • Comprehensive NumPy-style docstring follows the new documentation guidelines
  • Error handling is appropriate with clear error messages

97-117: Well-implemented validation function

The new evaluation_score_verifier function provides clean, reusable validation logic. The docstring follows NumPy conventions and the implementation is straightforward and correct. This supports the Field validation patterns used in the evaluation system.

src/draive/guardrails/quality/state.py (3)

5-10: Good import consolidation

The consolidated import from draive.evaluation improves readability and reflects the unified evaluation interface. The type annotations are correctly updated to use the new API names (PreparedEvaluatorScenario, EvaluatorScenarioResult).


29-29: Type annotation correctly updated

The parameter type annotation properly reflects the new evaluation API, supporting both PreparedEvaluatorScenario and PreparedEvaluator types.


36-52: Cleaner error handling logic

The replacement of pattern matching with isinstance check is simpler and more readable while maintaining the same functionality. The error handling correctly extracts the appropriate reason (result.evaluator for EvaluatorResult, result.scenario for scenario results) and preserves metadata propagation.

guides/BasicEvaluation.md (9)

23-26: LGTM: Correct usage of new EvaluationScore.of() method

The documentation correctly demonstrates the new class method EvaluationScore.of() instead of direct constructor calls, which aligns with the updated API.


29-32: LGTM: Consistent usage of EvaluationScore.of() method

The second example correctly uses the new EvaluationScore.of() method, maintaining consistency with the updated API.


104-104: LGTM: Correct import update for evaluator_scenario

The import statement correctly uses the new evaluator_scenario decorator name, replacing the old evaluation_scenario.


107-107: LGTM: Correct decorator usage

The decorator correctly uses @evaluator_scenario instead of the old @evaluation_scenario naming.


132-132: LGTM: Correct property name update

The documentation correctly shows the new performance property instead of the old relative_score, and properly formats it as a percentage.


144-144: LGTM: Correct import update for suite classes

The import statement correctly uses the new EvaluatorCaseResult class name, replacing the old naming convention.


152-152: LGTM: Correct suite decorator usage

The decorator correctly uses @evaluator_suite with the updated parameter names and signature.


155-156: LGTM: Correct parameter naming

The function signature correctly uses case_parameters instead of the old parameters name, improving clarity.


207-210: LGTM: Correct usage of with_meta method

The documentation correctly shows the new with_meta method for adding metadata to evaluators, replacing the old with_execution_context pattern.

src/draive/stages/stage.py (11)

20-23: LGTM: Correct type annotation updates

The import statements correctly use the new EvaluatorScenarioResult and PreparedEvaluatorScenario type names, aligning with the evaluation API refactoring.


847-848: LGTM: Correct type annotation update

The parameter type annotation correctly uses PreparedEvaluatorScenario instead of the old PreparedScenarioEvaluator naming.


861-862: LGTM: Consistent docstring update

The docstring correctly reflects the new PreparedEvaluatorScenario type name in the parameter documentation.


882-884: LGTM: Correct result type annotation

The variable annotation correctly uses EvaluatorScenarioResult | EvaluatorResult with the new naming convention.


889-890: LGTM: Correct property and method updates

The code correctly uses the new performance property instead of relative_score and updates the report method call to use detailed parameter instead of include_details.


892-898: LGTM: Correct exception message and metadata updates

The exception message correctly references "performance" instead of "relative score", and the metadata key is properly updated to "evaluation_performance".


908-908: LGTM: Correct type annotation update

The parameter type annotation correctly uses PreparedEvaluatorScenario instead of the old naming convention.


921-921: LGTM: Consistent docstring update

The docstring correctly reflects the new PreparedEvaluatorScenario type name in the parameter documentation.


941-943: LGTM: Correct result type annotation

The variable annotation correctly uses the new EvaluatorScenarioResult | EvaluatorResult type names.


948-950: LGTM: Correct property and method updates

The code correctly uses the new performance property and updates the report method call parameter.


951-957: LGTM: Correct exception message and metadata updates

The exception message and metadata key are correctly updated to reference "performance" instead of "relative score".

src/draive/evaluation/__init__.py (4)

11-15: LGTM: Correct import updates for evaluator scenario

The imports correctly use the new naming convention with EvaluatorScenario, EvaluatorScenarioDefinition, PreparedEvaluatorScenario, and evaluator_scenario replacing the old names.


19-27: LGTM: Correct import updates for evaluator suite

The imports correctly use the new naming convention with all suite-related classes properly renamed to use the Evaluator prefix.


35-53: LGTM: Correct export updates

The __all__ exports correctly use the new naming convention for all evaluator-related classes and functions.


10-16: No import inconsistency: both EvaluationScenarioResult and EvaluatorScenarioResult are valid and intentionally exported

The scenario.py module defines two distinct classes—

  • EvaluationScenarioResult (for results of evaluating multiple evaluators on a value)
  • EvaluatorScenarioResult (for results of running a named scenario)

Both are correctly imported in src/draive/evaluation/__init__.py and listed in __all__. No changes required here.

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

src/draive/evaluation/score.py (11)

3-7: LGTM: Correct imports for validation

The imports correctly use the new evaluation value types and verifier from the value module.


13-27: LGTM: Comprehensive class documentation

The class docstring provides clear and comprehensive documentation following NumPy style, explaining the purpose, attributes, and behavior of the class.


29-55: LGTM: Well-documented class method

The of class method is well-documented with comprehensive docstrings and provides a clean factory interface for creating EvaluationScore instances.


57-64: LGTM: Proper field definitions with validation

The field definitions correctly use the evaluation_score_verifier for validation and include descriptive field documentation.


66-87: LGTM: Correct equality implementation

The __eq__ method correctly handles both float and EvaluationScore comparisons with proper type checking and returns False for unsupported types.


89-110: LGTM: Correct inequality implementation

The __ne__ method correctly implements inequality comparison with proper type checking and documentation.


112-133: LGTM: Correct less-than implementation

The __lt__ method correctly implements less-than comparison with proper type checking and documentation.


135-156: LGTM: Correct less-than-or-equal implementation

The __le__ method correctly implements less-than-or-equal comparison with proper type checking and documentation.


158-179: LGTM: Correct greater-than implementation

The __gt__ method correctly implements greater-than comparison with proper type checking and documentation.


181-202: LGTM: Correct greater-than-or-equal implementation

The __ge__ method correctly implements greater-than-or-equal comparison with proper type checking and documentation.


204-213: LGTM: Correct hash implementation

The __hash__ method correctly implements hashing based on the value and comment tuple, with proper documentation.

src/draive/helpers/instruction_refinement.py (8)

8-9: LGTM!

Import updates correctly reflect the renaming from EvaluationSuite to EvaluatorSuite and related types.


26-26: Type annotation correctly updated.


128-150: Property and type updates are consistent with the new API.

The changes correctly update:

  • Type annotations from SuiteEvaluatorResult to EvaluatorSuiteResult
  • Property names from *_score to *_performance
  • Property access from .relative_score to .performance

221-238: Initialization stage correctly updated with new types.

The changes appropriately update type annotations and logging to use the new EvaluatorSuite type and performance property.


276-351: Tree exploration correctly implements new API.

Updates properly use EvaluatorSuite type and access performance properties consistently.


372-438: Node exploration logic properly updated.

The function correctly uses new types (EvaluatorSuite, EvaluatorSuiteCase) and performance property throughout.


450-538: Report generation updated with new API.

The changes correctly:

  • Update type annotations to EvaluatorSuiteResult
  • Add detailed=True parameter to report() method calls

631-759: Tree finalization correctly implements performance metrics.

The function properly uses:

  • EvaluatorSuite type
  • performance property instead of relative_score
  • Consistent decimal formatting (2-4 places) for performance values
src/draive/evaluation/scenario.py (8)

1-16: Import and export updates align with new architecture.

The changes correctly:

  • Import State instead of ScopeContext for context management
  • Update exports to use Evaluator* prefix consistently

19-117: Well-designed aggregation class for evaluation results.

The EvaluationScenarioResult class provides a clean interface for:

  • Running multiple evaluators concurrently
  • Merging results from multiple scenarios
  • Proper metadata handling

119-234: Comprehensive scenario result implementation.

The EvaluatorScenarioResult class provides:

  • Clear pass/fail logic with empty evaluation handling
  • Flexible reporting with detailed and include_passed options
  • Performance calculation as average percentage (0-100)
  • Well-formatted XML output for detailed reports

289-329: Constructor properly updated for state management.

The initialization correctly:

  • Accepts Collection[State] instead of execution context
  • Stores state in _state attribute
  • Maintains immutability pattern

440-484: Enhanced contra_map implementation.

The method now properly handles:

  • AttributePath for attribute-based transformations
  • Type casting with proper assertions
  • Clear parameter documentation

485-511: Consistent scoped execution in call method.

The implementation ensures:

  • All evaluations run within proper scope including state
  • Metrics recorded with performance key
  • Proper attribute tracking for passed status

512-556: Robust error handling in _evaluate method.

The method properly:

  • Catches and logs exceptions
  • Returns empty result with error metadata on failure
  • Normalizes both EvaluationScenarioResult and sequence results
  • Preserves metadata correctly

577-658: Well-documented decorator with state management.

The evaluator_scenario function provides:

  • Clear parameter documentation
  • Usage examples for both decorator and direct call patterns
  • Proper state collection handling
  • Type-safe overloads
src/draive/evaluation/evaluator.py (9)

25-73: Well-structured EvaluationResult wrapper class.

The new class provides:

  • Factory method for creating results from scores or values
  • Metadata support for additional context
  • Clean integration with EvaluationScore

75-133: Enhanced EvaluatorResult with flexible score handling.

The factory method now properly handles:

  • EvaluationResult with metadata merging
  • Direct EvaluationScore objects
  • Raw score values with automatic wrapping

162-209: Improved reporting and performance calculation.

The enhancements provide:

  • detailed parameter for flexible report formatting
  • Performance as percentage (0-100) instead of fraction
  • Proper handling of zero threshold edge case
  • Clear XML formatting for detailed reports

210-259: Comparison operators properly validate compatibility.

The operators now ensure results are comparable by checking:

  • Same evaluator name
  • Same threshold value

This prevents invalid comparisons between different evaluation contexts.


321-407: Static methods updated to use performance metric.

The lowest and highest methods now:

  • Accept variadic evaluators with cleaner API
  • Compare based on performance percentage
  • Run evaluations concurrently
  • Return the evaluator result with best performance

600-644: Enhanced contra_map with AttributePath support.

The method improvements include:

  • Support for AttributePath transformations
  • Proper type assertions and casting
  • Clear documentation
  • Consistent with similar implementation in EvaluatorScenario

646-672: Metrics recording updated to use performance.

The call method now:

  • Records performance metric instead of raw score
  • Includes comprehensive attributes in metrics
  • Maintains scoped execution with state

673-709: Simplified evaluation with comprehensive error handling.

The method now:

  • Returns EvaluationResult with error metadata on exceptions
  • Uses consistent error comment "Error"
  • Properly wraps all result types

731-817: Decorator updated with state management and documentation.

The evaluator function now:

  • Accepts state collection instead of execution context
  • Includes comprehensive docstrings with examples
  • Validates threshold using evaluation_score_value
  • Maintains backward compatibility
src/draive/evaluation/suite.py (8)

3-24: Import and export updates align with new naming.

The changes correctly update all exports to use the Evaluator prefix consistently.


27-164: Well-documented test case data models.

The classes provide:

  • Clear documentation for attributes
  • performance property calculating average percentage
  • Flexible reporting with detailed and include_passed options
  • Proper handling of empty results

166-221: Suite result with comprehensive reporting.

The class provides:

  • Average performance calculation across all cases
  • Flexible reporting with XML and summary formats
  • Proper empty suite handling
  • Consistent with case result reporting

223-303: Flexible case result aggregation.

The EvaluatorCaseResult class properly:

  • Handles both EvaluatorScenarioResult and EvaluatorResult types
  • Uses explicit type checking for clarity
  • Maintains metadata merging capabilities

347-362: Constructor properly updated for state management.

The initialization correctly stores state collection and maintains consistency with other evaluator classes.


363-381: Evaluation runs within proper scope.

The __call__ method ensures all evaluations run within a scoped context including the state collection.


481-493: State management method follows immutable pattern.

The with_state method correctly:

  • Creates new instance with extended state
  • Maintains immutability as per codebase conventions
  • Follows pattern from other evaluator classes

608-780: Storage and factory properly updated.

The changes correctly:

  • Update all type annotations to use Evaluator prefix
  • Maintain state parameter in factory function
  • Update storage implementations with new types


__all__ = (
"EvaluationCaseResult",
"EvaluationScenarioResult",
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⚠️ Potential issue

Inconsistent export naming detected

The __all__ exports include EvaluationScenarioResult (line 31) which doesn't match the import EvaluatorScenarioResult (line 13). This inconsistency could cause import errors.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/draive/evaluation/__init__.py at line 31, the export name
"EvaluationScenarioResult" in the __all__ list does not match the imported name
"EvaluatorScenarioResult" at line 13. To fix this, update the export name in the
__all__ list to exactly match the imported name "EvaluatorScenarioResult" to
ensure consistent and error-free imports.

@KaQuMiQ KaQuMiQ merged commit 8decfdc into main Jul 18, 2025
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@KaQuMiQ KaQuMiQ deleted the feature/evals branch July 18, 2025 11:41
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