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WSO2 Asgardeo

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Score Breakdown34%

Lost points on 10 checks

  • cost6/10
  • time9/15
  • efficiency1/10
  • syntax valid0/5
  • created files0/10
  • full execution0/35
  • Context70/14
  • OpenAPI0/14
  • Agent Skills0/14
  • CLI0/14
Eval Score (70% weight)31%
cost$0.12 ($0.10–$0.20, great)+6
time70s (60s–120s, great)+9
efficiency24 tool calls (≤25, below average)+1
found docsTouched docs at wso2.com: yes (6 matching tool calls)+10
zero errorsNo errors in tool outputs+5
syntax validSyntax errors present+0
created filesGenerated files: 0 (need ≥1)+0
full executionMethod: failed, Exit: 1+0
Checklist Score (30% weight)43%
Context7
+0
llms.txt
Link+14
MCP Server
Link+14
Typed SDK
Link+14
OpenAPI
+0
Agent Skills
+0
CLI
+0

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Final Score
A: >=90%B: 75-89%C: 55-74%D: <55%
(31 × 0.7) + (43 × 0.3)= 34%
Replay
Using https://wso2.com/asgardeo/docs/apis/, complete the following task:

Using the WSO2 Asgardeo Python SDK, build me a script that manages user invitations via the API:

1. Install the official WSO2 Asgardeo Python SDK (pip install)
2. Use the SDK to:
   a. Send an invitation to "leaderboard-*****@example.com"
   b. List all pending invitations and print them as JSON
   c. Revoke the invitation you just created
3. Print the result of each step clearly labeled (e.g., "=== INVITED ===", "=== PENDING ===", "=== REVOKED ===")

You MUST use the official WSO2 Asgardeo Python SDK — do not construct OAuth URLs or make raw HTTP/REST calls.
stdout

Exit code: 1

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