Observed since 20 Oct, 21:38 UTC
No superseded metadata states collected. Unchanged observations do not create new revisions.
Open source AgentCICD Engine folder runner
AgentCICD is an open-source engine for evaluating agent behavior before release. Define an evaluation as a folder containing declarative SQL, optional Python fixtures, inputs, and secret references. Run it locally, inspect the materialized stages and report artifacts, and keep the evaluation alongside the agent it protects.
The engine is designed for repeatable agent evaluation workflows: prepare cases, invoke agents or fixtures, score results, publish metrics or issues, and inspect the evidence behind a release decision.
.properties compatibility.Install the engine with the Spark execution backend:
python -m pip install "agentcicd[spark]"
For local development:
git clone https://github.com/agentcicd/agentcicd.git
cd agentcicd
python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
python -m pip install -e '.[test,spark]'
Validate the included example without starting Spark:
agentcicd validate examples/quickstart
Run it with Spark and open the local inspector:
agentcicd run examples/quickstart --backend spark --open
agentcicd run prints a loopback URL. The inspector remains available while the command is running; stop it with Ctrl-C when you are finished reviewing the run.
An AgentCICD project is a directory.
support-eval/
recipe.sql
fixture_target.py
fixture_judge.py
inputs.yaml
secrets.yaml
agentcicd.toml
recipe.sql: Evaluation stages, fixture calls, scoring, and published outputs.fixture_*.py: Optional Python functions available to the recipe as local.<function_name>.inputs.yaml: Values for SQL DECLARE INPUT declarations. YAML supports scalars, lists, and objects when the declared type accepts them.secrets.yaml: Local secret records. Reference a secret from inputs.yaml as secret.<KEY>; do not embed credentials in SQL or commit the file.agentcicd.toml: Optional run configuration, including backend and parallel-stage settings.The legacy input.properties and secret.properties formats remain supported for scalar values.
CREATE BATCH TABLE cases
SELECT * FROM VALUES
('case-001', 'How do I reset my password?'),
('case-002', 'Where is my order?')
AS cases(case_id, message);
CREATE BATCH TABLE metric_rows
SELECT
'case_count' AS metric,
COUNT(*) AS value
FROM cases;
PUBLISH metric_rows TO REPORTS WITH (COMPONENT = METRIC);
Named tables are evaluation evidence. Use separate tables for preparation, target calls, parsing, scoring, and aggregates so a report change can be traced back to the relevant examples.
Fixtures hold reusable Python logic while recipes retain the evaluation dataflow:
from agentcicd import Str, function
@function
def normalize_answer(value: Str) -> Str:
return value.strip().lower()
Save this as fixture_normalize.py, then call it from a recipe:
CREATE BATCH TABLE normalized
SELECT local.normalize_answer(value = message) AS message
FROM cases;
Fixture calls are routed through the sandbox manager. This preserves isolation and gives the run a single control point for fixture lifecycle, rate limits, and teardown.
Declare dependencies in SQL:
DECLARE INPUT target_url STRING;
DECLARE INPUT provider_key SECRET;
DECLARE INPUT threshold FLOAT DEFAULT 0.8;
Supply them locally:
# inputs.yaml
target_url: https://agent.example.test
provider_key: secret.OPENAI_API_KEY
threshold: 0.85
# secrets.yaml
OPENAI_API_KEY:
type: api_key
value: replace-with-local-value
Keep secrets.yaml out of version control. AgentCICD redacts secret values from local inspection artifacts, but you should still treat local secret files as credentials.
agentcicd validate path/to/project
agentcicd run path/to/project --backend spark
agentcicd ui serve path/to/project
Use --ui off for CI or non-interactive runs.
Run the standalone engine test suite:
python -m pytest
The default suite validates the folder runner without requiring Spark. Spark and end-to-end tests are marked separately.
To change the local inspector UI:
cd ui
npm ci
npm run build
This rebuilds the static assets packaged with the Python distribution.
No license has been selected yet. Add an OSI-approved license before inviting external contributors or distributing the repository as open source.
Download counts and popularity will appear here as the collector receives them.
| Version | Published | Direct dependencies | Open version |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.1.0 | 25 Aug 2026 | 26 |
This describes our collected data; it is not a security assessment.
Observed since 20 Oct, 21:38 UTC
No superseded metadata states collected. Unchanged observations do not create new revisions.
package:236c8f3e3093edde6404aafb368e338875fa01505d22f81a4859ba6e97533939