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Earlier today we released local development for Kaggle Benchmarks. 🚀 You can now write, validate and run AI evaluation tasks directly from your preferred dev environment — VSCode, Antigravity, Claude Code, and more. Go from idea to working eval using natural language with the write-kaggle-benchmarks skill.

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Kagglevor 4 Monaten

Drop the skill into your agent to get started 👇

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Logan Kilpatrickvor 4 Monaten

nice :)

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⟁ndrew Vvor 4 Monaten

oh i like this!

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AqibAivor 4 Monaten

This is a big step for AI evaluation workflows. Bringing benchmark creation and validation directly into developers' existing environments removes friction and makes experimentation much faster. Natural language → working evals is exactly the kind of productivity unlock teams need. 🚀

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Timur Yessenovvor 4 Monaten

Local eval dev matters because the expensive part is not trusting a leaderboard. It is rerunning the exact task after every prompt, model, or tool change. If the check lives next to the code, teams may actually use it.

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Solomon Omolabivor 4 Monaten

This is important because beginners need a way to test AI outputs, not just trust them. Even simple evals change the workflow: write the expected behavior, let AI build, run the check, fix what fails. That habit makes vibe coding a lot less random.

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安叫兽|Bird🕊️ 🔶 BNBvor 4 Monaten

本地跑评估终于不用来回切页面了

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Kirill Balakhonovvor 4 Monaten

I happened to come across this update by chance, although I last participated on Kaggle about 7 years ago. Could you tell me what these Kaggle benchmarks are for, after all?

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Gregorvor 4 Monaten

not sure 'idea to working eval' is the bottleneck tbh. when i tried writing evals for pennywise, setup took an hour but figuring out what 'correct' even means took days. does local dev actually help with the metric definition side or mostly just the scaffolding?

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