agent-sprint-testkit

ASTK Package Usage Guide 📖

Step-by-step instructions for using AgentSprint TestKit

This guide shows you exactly how to install and use ASTK to test your AI agents. No technical background required!

🚀 What is ASTK?

ASTK is a tool that tests your AI chatbots and agents to see how well they work. Think of it like a "test suite" for your AI - it asks your agent different questions and measures how good the responses are.

📦 Step 1: Install ASTK

Open your terminal/command prompt and run:

pip install agent-sprint-testkit

✅ Check it worked:

python -m astk.cli --help

You should see a help menu. If you get an error, see Troubleshooting below.

🔑 Step 2: Set Up OpenAI API Key

ASTK uses OpenAI to help evaluate your agent's responses. You need an API key:

1. Get an API key from OpenAI
2. Set the key in your terminal:

# On Mac/Linux:
export OPENAI_API_KEY="sk-your-key-here"

# On Windows:
set OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-your-key-here

🏁 Step 3: Your First Test

Option A: Test the Example Agent

ASTK comes with a built-in example agent for testing:

python -m astk.cli init my-first-test
cd my-first-test
python -m astk.cli benchmark examples/agents/file_qa_agent.py

This will:

• ✅ Create a test project
• ✅ Run 8 different scenarios
• ✅ Generate a detailed report
• ✅ Show you how well the agent performed

Option B: Test Your Own Agent

If you have your own AI agent, you can test it:

python -m astk.cli benchmark path/to/your-agent.py

Your agent must accept questions as command-line arguments:

python your-agent.py "What is 2+2?"
# Should output: "Agent: 4" or similar

📊 Understanding Results

After running a benchmark, you'll see sophisticated results like:

{
  "success_rate": 0.67,           // 67% of tests passed
  "complexity_score": 0.58,       // 58% difficulty-weighted score
  "total_duration_seconds": 45.2, // Took 45 seconds total
  "average_response_length": 1247, // Average response was 1,247 characters
  "difficulty_breakdown": {
    "intermediate": {"success_rate": 1.0, "scenarios": "2/2"},
    "advanced": {"success_rate": 0.6, "scenarios": "3/5"},
    "expert": {"success_rate": 0.4, "scenarios": "2/5"}
  },
  "category_breakdown": {
    "reasoning": {"success_rate": 0.67, "scenarios": "2/3"},
    "creativity": {"success_rate": 0.5, "scenarios": "1/2"},
    "ethics": {"success_rate": 1.0, "scenarios": "2/2"}
  },
  "scenarios": [...]              // Details for each test
}

🎯 What this means:

Core Metrics

• Success Rate: Percentage of scenarios completed successfully
• Complexity Score: Difficulty-weighted performance (Expert = 3x, Advanced = 2x, Intermediate = 1x)
• Duration: How fast your agent responds to complex challenges
• Response Length: How detailed and comprehensive the answers are

Advanced Analytics

• 🎓 Difficulty Breakdown: Performance across challenge levels
  • 📘 Intermediate: Basic problem-solving tasks
  • 📙 Advanced: Complex multi-step reasoning
  • 📕 Expert: Cutting-edge AI capabilities
• 🏷️ Category Performance: Strengths across different domains
  • 🧠 Reasoning: Logic and problem-solving
  • 🎨 Creativity: Innovation and design thinking
  • ⚖️ Ethics: Responsible AI practices
  • 🔗 Integration: System architecture skills

🌟 AI Capability Ratings

Based on your Complexity Score:

• 🌟 Exceptional AI (80%+): Expert-level reasoning across multiple domains
• 🔥 Advanced AI (60-79%): Strong performance on sophisticated tasks
• 💡 Competent AI (40-59%): Good basic capabilities, room for advanced improvement
• 📚 Developing AI (<40%): Focus on improving reasoning and problem-solving

🧪 What Tests Does ASTK Run?

ASTK automatically tests your agent with 12 sophisticated scenarios across multiple categories:

🧠 Reasoning & Problem-Solving

🎨 Creativity & Innovation

🔗 System Integration & Architecture

⚖️ Ethics & Compliance

💼 Strategic & Future-Tech Analysis

📊 New Metrics You'll Get:

• 🧠 Complexity Score: Difficulty-weighted performance (Expert tasks count 3x more than Intermediate)
• 🎓 Difficulty Breakdown: How well your agent handles Intermediate vs Advanced vs Expert challenges
• 🏷️ Category Performance: Which areas your agent excels in (Reasoning, Creativity, Ethics, etc.)
• 🏆 Best Category: Your agent's strongest capability area
• 🌟 AI Capability Assessment: Overall intelligence rating from "Developing" to "Exceptional"

🎯 Common Use Cases

Testing a Simple Chatbot

# Your chatbot file: my_bot.py
#!/usr/bin/env python3
import sys

def main():
    if len(sys.argv) > 1:
        question = " ".join(sys.argv[1:])
        # Your chatbot logic here
        answer = f"Bot says: {question}"
        print(answer)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

Test it:

python -m astk.cli benchmark my_bot.py

Testing Different Agent Types

CLI Agent (takes command line arguments):

python -m astk.cli benchmark my_cli_agent.py

Python Module Agent (has a chat method):

# ASTK will automatically detect and use the chat() method
python -m astk.cli benchmark my_module_agent.py

REST API Agent:

# ASTK will try to use the /chat endpoint
python -m astk.cli benchmark http://localhost:8000

📋 All Available Commands

# Initialize a new test project
python -m astk.cli init <project-name>

# Run benchmark tests
python -m astk.cli benchmark <agent-path>

# Generate detailed reports
python -m astk.cli report <results-directory>

# Show examples and help
python -m astk.cli examples

# Show version
python -m astk.cli --version

🔧 Troubleshooting

❌ "Command not found: astk"

Problem: Package not installed properly

Solution:

pip install --upgrade pip
pip install agent-sprint-testkit

Still not working? Try:

python -m pip install agent-sprint-testkit

❌ "OpenAI API key not found"

Problem: API key not set

Solution:

# Check if it's set:
echo $OPENAI_API_KEY

# Set it:
export OPENAI_API_KEY="sk-your-key-here"

❌ "Agent failed to respond"

Problem: Your agent doesn't accept command-line arguments

Solution: Make sure your agent works like this:

python your-agent.py "test question"
# Should print something back

Example working agent:

#!/usr/bin/env python3
import sys

if len(sys.argv) > 1:
    question = " ".join(sys.argv[1:])
    print(f"Agent: Here's my response to '{question}'")
else:
    print("Agent: Please ask me a question!")

❌ Permission errors

Problem: Can't install or run commands

Solution:

# Try with user installation:
pip install --user agent-sprint-testkit

# Add to PATH if needed:
export PATH=$PATH:~/.local/bin

🎮 Quick Examples

1. Basic Test Run

pip install agent-sprint-testkit
export OPENAI_API_KEY="your-key"
python -m astk.cli init test-project
cd test-project
python -m astk.cli benchmark examples/agents/file_qa_agent.py

2. Test Your Own Agent

# Create simple agent
echo '#!/usr/bin/env python3
import sys
if len(sys.argv) > 1:
    print(f"Bot: {sys.argv[1]}")' > my_bot.py

chmod +x my_bot.py

# Test it
python -m astk.cli benchmark my_bot.py

3. Multiple Tests

# Test different agents
python -m astk.cli benchmark agent1.py
python -m astk.cli benchmark agent2.py
python -m astk.cli benchmark http://localhost:8000

# Compare results
python -m astk.cli report benchmark_results/

📈 Improving Your Agent

Based on ASTK results, you can improve your agent:

• Low success rate? Make sure your agent handles different question types
• Slow responses? Optimize your agent's processing speed
• Short responses? Add more detailed explanations
• Failed scenarios? Test your agent with the specific question types ASTK uses

💡 Tips for Best Results

1. Test regularly - Run ASTK after every major change to your agent
2. Check all scenarios - Make sure your agent handles different types of questions
3. Monitor performance - Watch response times and success rates
4. Use the reports - ASTK generates detailed reports to help you improve

🚀 Next Steps

1. Install ASTK: pip install agent-sprint-testkit
2. Set API key: export OPENAI_API_KEY="your-key"
3. Run first test: python -m astk.cli init test && cd test && python -m astk.cli examples
4. Test your agent: python -m astk.cli benchmark your-agent.py
5. Review results and improve your agent!

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🎯 Ready to test your AI agent?

pip install agent-sprint-testkit && python -m astk.cli --help

Need help? Check the main documentation or open an issue.