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Capture which AI system is being evaluated and write the target: section of benchmark.yaml. Stage 3a of the second-layer workflow. Use when a user wants to specify the model or API endpoint to benchmark.
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| name | configure-model |
| description | Capture which AI system is being evaluated and write the target: section of benchmark.yaml. Stage 3a of the second-layer workflow. Use when a user wants to specify the model or API endpoint to benchmark. |
Captures which AI system to evaluate and writes the target: section of benchmark.yaml.
This is Stage 3a — can be run before or after setup-data.
The word "target" never appears in user-facing output. Use "your AI", "the system", "your API".
Present these options:
Path 1 — Your own API endpoint (HTTP) The user has a custom HTTP service.
Ask:
{{field}} placeholders)data, result.output)Path 2 — A specific model (OpenAI, Anthropic, Together, etc.) The user wants to test a named model.
Ask:
Path 3 — A local model (running on their machine) The user has a local OpenAI-compatible server (vLLM, llama.cpp, Ollama, etc.).
Ask:
| Placeholder | Meaning |
|---|---|
{{text}} | Input text from the dataset |
{{image_path}} | Path to image file |
{{image_path|base64_image}} | Image as base64 data URL |
{{field|json}} | Field value as embedded JSON |
Example: '{"document": "{{image_path|base64_image}}", "extract": true}'
| target.type | Benchy provider |
|---|---|
api | GenericAPIInterface |
model | OpenAIInterface (cloud provider) |
local | OpenAIInterface (local base_url) |
# Path 1 — Custom API
target:
type: api
url: https://api.example.com/extract
body_template: '{"image": "{{image_path|base64_image}}"}'
response_path: data # dot-notation; omit if the full response is the answer
name: my-pipeline-v1 # label for output folders
# Path 2 — Named model
target:
type: model
provider: together # openai | anthropic | together | google | alibaba
model: google/gemma-4-31B-it
system_prompt: "Extract invoice fields and return as JSON."
# Path 3 — Local server
target:
type: local
url: http://localhost:8000/v1
model: meta-llama/Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct
Remind the user to set the required environment variable in .env:
OPENAI_API_KEYANTHROPIC_API_KEYTOGETHER_API_KEYGOOGLE_API_KEYapi_key_env in target:Read the existing benchmark spec (e.g., benchmarks/my-benchmark.yaml). Update or add only the target: key. Leave all other sections unchanged.
After writing the target: section, tell the user:
Target configured. If you haven't set up your data yet, run
setup-datanext. Once both target and data are ready, runrun-benchmark.