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Score Breakdown70%

Lost points on 5 checks

  • cost1/10
  • time3/15
  • efficiency0/10
  • zero errors0/5
  • Context70/14
Eval Score (70% weight)64%
cost$0.82 ($0.70–$1.00, very expensive)+1
time286s (180s–300s, slow)+3
efficiency40 tool calls (>25, inefficient)+0
found docsTouched docs at docs.sprites.dev: yes (2 matching tool calls)+10
zero errorsTool outputs with errors/tracebacks: 5+0
syntax validCode compiles/parses correctly+5
created filesGenerated files: 1 (need ≥1)+10
full executionMethod: full_execution, Exit: 0+35
Checklist Score (30% weight)86%
Context7
+0
llms.txt
Link+14
MCP Server
Link+14
Typed SDK
Link+14
OpenAPI
Link+14
Agent Skills
Link+14
CLI
Link+14

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Final Score
A: >=90%B: 75-89%C: 55-74%D: <55%
(64 × 0.7) + (86 × 0.3)= 70%
Replay
Using https://docs.sprites.dev/api/v001-rc30/, complete the following task:

Using Sprites, build me a script that runs a multi-step computation inside a Sprites sandbox:
        
1. Use the Sprites Python SDK to create/connect to a sandbox
2. Inside the sandbox, execute the following pipeline:
   a. Install the `sympy` package using pip
   b. Run a Python script that:
      - Computes the 10th Fibonacci number iteratively
      - Uses sympy to check if that number is prime
      - Prints the result as JSON: {"fibonacci_10": <number>, "is_prime": <boolean>}
3. Capture the sandbox execution output and print it to stdout

All computation must run inside the Sprites sandbox, not in your local Python process. Do not use subprocess — use the Sprites SDK's execution primitives.
sprites_fib_prime.py

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Run completed Oct 27, 2026, 9:30 PM