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Let a bench run an agent defined outside lemans - #9
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Could we add this @palkan? |
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Hey @bruno-costanzo,
Thanks! (That was on my list 🙂)
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Released in 1.5.2. @bruno-costanzo Note that the interface is slightly different: |
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We run our own coding agent (headless Claude Code driven by our app) and wanted to measure it on the Fizzy tickets with lemans, graded exactly like the published runs. Today the only way is patching the frozen
Agents::REGISTRY, so this adds a small hook:Lemans::Agents.register(name, agent_class):--agentandbench.ymlaccept the name; built-in names can't be taken.lemans run --require FILE(repeatable) loads the file that defines and registers the agent.If you'd rather not grow a public extension point, or want a different shape (e.g. a command-line agent that just runs a binary), happy to change it or close this.