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A human-readable data format used here for Hugging Face eval result files.

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Placed in Assess: 5 article(s) of evidence from 3 source(s), led by framework updates, with 1 in the last 30 days. Confidence 56%.

Evidence (5)

  • 4Simon Willison·7/31/2026open_source
    smevals: a small eval suite for models and prompts

    Simon Willison introduced smevals, a new open-source tool for running small evaluation suites across different model configurations and grading the results. The framework separates runs from grading and supports exploring results locally or exporting them as static HTML reports.

  • 6Simon Willison·7/3/2026open_source
    Current AI launches open source AI Gap Map

    Current AI has released its Gap Map v0.1, an indexed view of the open source AI ecosystem covering models, tools, datasets, and hardware. The project also published the underlying MIT-licensed data and scripts on GitHub, including thousands of tracked repositories that can be explored programmatically.

  • 8The New Stack·7/1/2026security
    Cordyceps flaw shows CI/CD is part of the attack surface

    Research from Novee Security describes the “Cordyceps” CI/CD weakness, which could let unauthenticated GitHub accounts hijack trusted workflows and compromise open-source supply chains. The report says it found hundreds of potentially exploitable repositories, reinforcing that CI/CD pipelines should be treated as security-critical production systems rather than mere configuration.

  • 5Simon Willison·6/30/2026framework_update
    shot-scraper adds storyboard-based video recording for web demos

    shot-scraper 1.10 introduces a new `video` command that uses a YAML storyboard and Playwright to record scripted interactions with a web application. The post shows it being used to capture a demo of Datasette features, including bulk inserting rows and creating a table from pasted data.

  • 6Hugging Face Blog·6/30/2026framework_update
    Every Eval Ever Results Now Appear on Hugging Face Model Pages

    Hugging Face has integrated Every Eval Ever (EEE) with Community Evals so evaluation results can be cross-posted and viewed in a more standardized format. The integration links results to model pages, leaderboards, and a shared metadata store, and includes a converter between EEE records and Hugging Face's YAML-based eval format.