Terminal-Based Evaluation Framework for Large Language Models
This repository contains a comprehensive set of terminal-based benchmarking tasks designed to evaluate Large Language Models (LLMs) across various capabilities:
- Code Generation & Refinement - Python function generation, bug fixing, and code explanation
- Text Generation & Manipulation - Creative writing, summarization, and paraphrasing
- Reasoning & Logic - Mathematical problem solving, logical deduction, and common sense reasoning
- Information Retrieval & Q&A - Fact retrieval and contextual question answering
- Language Understanding - Sentiment analysis, NER, and translation
- Long-Context Processing - Document summarization and complex question answering
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Main Task Categories | 6 |
| Individual Tasks | 16 |
| Document Size | 25.6 KB |
| Total Lines | 531 |
| Last Updated | 2026-01-02 01:49:21 UTC |
- Code Generation & Refinement
- Text Generation & Manipulation
- Reasoning & Logic
- Information Retrieval & Question Answering
- Language Understanding & NLU
- Long-Context Understanding
The complete benchmarking tasks with detailed instructions, test cases, and evaluation criteria are available in:
Each task in the documentation includes:
- Objective - What capability is being evaluated
- Instructions - Clear task description for the LLM
- Test Cases - Specific inputs and expected outputs
- Evaluation Criteria - How to assess LLM performance
- Solution Strategies - Guidance for human evaluators
The benchmarks are organized into six main categories, each targeting different aspects of LLM capabilities:
- Code Generation & Refinement - Evaluates programming ability
- Text Generation & Manipulation - Tests creative and technical writing
- Reasoning & Logic - Assesses problem-solving capabilities
- Information Retrieval & Q&A - Measures knowledge access and comprehension
- Language Understanding & NLU - Tests linguistic analysis skills
- Long-Context Understanding - Evaluates handling of extended documents
These benchmarks are designed for:
- Model Evaluation - Systematic assessment of LLM capabilities
- Comparative Analysis - Benchmarking different models against standardized tasks
- Research & Development - Identifying strengths and weaknesses in LLM architectures
- Quality Assurance - Validating model performance before deployment
- Terminal-Based Testing - Reproducible evaluation in command-line environments
Contributions are welcome! If you have suggestions for additional benchmarking tasks or improvements to existing ones, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
This project is open source and available for use in LLM evaluation and research.
This README is automatically updated by GitHub Actions. Last generated: 2026-01-02 01:49:21 UTC