competition.yaml is the entry point for every custom environment bundle. BenchGen reads this file to understand the environment’s structure, which data and programs to use, and how to display results.
Top-level fields
pages
Optional documentation tabs displayed alongside the environment. Each entry needs a title and a file path relative to the bundle root.
phases
Phases define the active evaluation windows. Most environments have a single phase. Each phase references one or more tasks by their index.
tasks
Each task defines a single evaluation problem — the data and programs needed to score one type of submission.
solutions
Optional reference solutions included with the bundle. BenchGen uses these to verify that the scoring program works correctly before the environment is published.
leaderboard
Defines the columns displayed in the results table. Keys must match the keys your scoring program writes to scores.json.
Leaderboard group fields
Column fields
Complete example
Next steps
Bundle Structure
The files inside the
.zip and what each one does.Create a Custom Environment
End-to-end upload walkthrough.