haiku.rag/evaluations
Yiorgis Gozadinos 19d5b2e7f6
Split the evaluation benchmark by responsibility
benchmark.py was 1220 lines holding six unrelated jobs: populating a
database, running retrieval, running QA, resolving datasets, moving
databases to and from HuggingFace, and wiring the Typer CLI.

qa.py takes both QA runners with their live summary, refusal metrics and
target resolution. population.py takes populate_db and the batched ingest.
retrieval.py takes run_retrieval_benchmark. artifacts.py takes HF_REPO_ID and
the download/upload bodies. experiment.py takes DEFAULT_JUDGE_MODEL and
build_experiment_metadata, which retrieval and QA both record.

benchmark.py keeps the CLI at 258 lines: the Typer app, config and case-id
loading, dataset resolution, evaluate_dataset, and three commands whose
bodies are now a loop over specs. The module-level side effects stay with it
— load_dotenv before configure_telemetry, so credentials and LOGFIRE_TOKEN
are in the environment before telemetry and model setup read them — so no
importable module carries one.

Test patch targets follow the code. get_model, run_capability_question,
run_capability_conversation, set_eval_attribute and HaikuRAG are patched
inside moved code, so they move with it; run_qa_benchmark,
run_retrieval_benchmark and find_config_file stay patchable on
evaluations.benchmark because evaluate_dataset and _load_config still look
them up there.

One assertion got stronger: a QA test patched benchmark.HaikuRAG to prove the
QA path does not open its own client. qa.py has no HaikuRAG reference at all
now, so the test asserts that instead.
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configs Pin the eval judge to qwen3.8 2026-08-18 14:28:16 +03:00
evaluations Split the evaluation benchmark by responsibility 2026-08-20 14:08:09 +03:00
scripts Add T²-RAGBench leaderboard submission exporter 2026-06-08 11:51:02 +03:00
tests Split the evaluation benchmark by responsibility 2026-08-20 14:08:09 +03:00
LICENSE Restructure into uv workspace to support minimal and full installations 2025-11-04 17:59:12 +02:00
pyproject.toml Migrate existing databases to the full index set 2026-08-17 16:34:58 +03:00
README.md Lead the README with what haiku.rag does 2026-08-18 14:37:05 +03:00

haiku.rag - Evaluations

Internal benchmarking and evaluation scripts for haiku.rag.

This package is not published to PyPI and is only used for development and testing purposes.

Overview

Contains evaluation scripts for benchmarking RAG retrieval and QA performance. Available datasets:

  • HotpotQA (hotpotqa) — multi-hop QA over Wikipedia paragraphs (distractor validation split, 7,405 questions, two gold documents per question)
  • MTRAG ClapNQ (mtrag_clapnq, mtrag_clapnq_rewrite) — IBM's multi-turn RAG benchmark, ClapNQ (Wikipedia) domain: 183,408 passages, 208 retrieval queries with binary qrels, 224 generation tasks. The base key retrieves with the raw last user turn; the _rewrite variant uses the human standalone rewrites (both share one database). Retrieval reports Recall@5/@10, nDCG@5/@10, and MAP against IBM's published setup. QA replays each task's reference conversation prefix as message history and answers the final turn; the judge sees the conversation as a transcript, citation MAP is scored only on turns with gold passages, and refusal precision/recall is reported against the answerability labels. Generation scores are internal (our judge and rubric), not comparable with IBM's published generation numbers. The mtrag_clapnq_live key replays whole conversations (one case per conversation, --limit counts conversations) through a single capability session, carrying the model's own answers and tool history across turns; it reports the same outcomes per turn plus micro (per-turn) and macro (per-conversation) aggregates.
  • OpenRAG Bench, two variants:
    • orb_text — text embedder (qwen3-embedding:4b, 2560-dim) with VLM picture descriptions baked into chunk content at ingest. Use for text-only retrieval/QA against figure-rich corpora.
    • orb_multimodal — multimodal embedder (qwen3-vl-embedding-8b, 4096-dim) with picture vectors in the same space as text. Use for cross-modal retrieval (text-as-query → figure hits, image-as-query) and vision QA where the figure itself is the answer.

Usage

After installing the package, you can run evaluations using the evaluations command:

# Run retrieval + QA benchmarks
evaluations run hotpotqa
evaluations run orb_text

# Use a custom config file
evaluations run hotpotqa --config /path/to/haiku.rag.yaml

# Override the database path
evaluations run hotpotqa --db /path/to/custom.lancedb

# Skip database population and run only benchmarks
evaluations run hotpotqa --skip-db

# Skip specific benchmarks
evaluations run hotpotqa --skip-retrieval
evaluations run hotpotqa --skip-qa

# Limit the number of test cases
evaluations run hotpotqa --limit 100

Choosing the target

evaluations run benchmarks --target rag-capability by default. Use --target analysis-capability to benchmark the analysis capability against the same datasets and judge:

evaluations run hotpotqa --target rag-capability
evaluations run hotpotqa --target analysis-capability --capability-model ollama:gpt-oss

--capability-model "provider:name" overrides the capability model independently from the judge (defaults to qa.model, or analysis.model when set for the analysis-capability target). A citation retrieval metric (cited_map) is computed alongside QA accuracy from the URIs the capability registered via the cite tool.

Debugging runs in Logfire

With LOGFIRE_TOKEN set, runs ship spans under service_name = 'evals'. The debug-evals skill in .claude/skills/ turns these into ready-made Logfire queries (recent runs, per-case pass rate and cited_map, failing and slowest cases) for use from Claude Code.

Pre-built Databases

Download pre-built evaluation databases from HuggingFace:

evaluations download hotpotqa
evaluations download all
evaluations download hotpotqa --force

Upload databases (maintainer only):

evaluations upload hotpotqa
evaluations upload all

Database Storage

By default, evaluation databases are stored in the haiku.rag data directory:

  • Linux: ~/.local/share/haiku.rag/evaluations/dbs/
  • macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/haiku.rag/evaluations/dbs/
  • Windows: C:/Users/<USER>/AppData/Roaming/haiku.rag/evaluations/dbs/

You can override this with the --db option.