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Developers will export their workspace directly from the API Dash desktop app. The Tauri app will parse the resulting `HttpRequestModel` JSON to instantly populate the testing environment with the correct target URLs, auth headers, and system prompts.
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This keeps the heavy Python execution decoupled, respects local-first privacy, and uses native bundling to deliver a stable UI. I look forward to your feedback.
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This keeps the heavy Python execution decoupled, respects local-first privacy, and uses native bundling to deliver a stable UI. I look forward to your feedback.
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## Recently added(12th march)
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## Proof of Concept Validation(Adding new section after developing poc)
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As requested, I have built a fully functional, end-to-end Proof of Concept to validate the technical feasibility of this project.
***Demo:** A gif demonstration of the live evaluation pipeline is available in the repo README.
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**Key Technical Validations:**
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1.**The Proxy Middleware Pattern:** I successfully bypassed the strict schema validation errors (e.g., `400 Bad Request`) present in APIs like Google Gemini and Groq by building a native FastAPI proxy. This intercepts `lm-eval` payloads, strips vendor-incompatible parameters (like `seed` or `type`), and forwards the sanitized requests.(this was the most interesting part)
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2.**Live Log Streaming:** I verified that we can pipe real-time execution logs from Python's background threads directly to a React frontend using Server-Sent Events (SSE) and a custom `logging.Handler`.
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3.**Zero-File I/O Execution:** The entire `lm-eval` execution, including the proxy routing, runs safely in-memory without generating temporary files.
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**Test Results:**
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The pipeline was successfully verified using the `gsm8k` generative task:
*(Note: I utilized Groq's strict OpenAI-compatible endpoint for primary testing due to the lack of an active OpenAI API key, which successfully proved the architecture's universal compatibility).*
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