/twg-ai-context-benchmark), ask the agent to run a benchmark. You can use a suite, a single scenario, or a custom prompt.| Prompt example | Description |
|---|---|
Use the TWG AI Context Benchmark skill with suite cc. | Runs the full default suite (10 workflows). |
Use the TWG AI Context Benchmark skill with scenario swe_ooo_catchup and topic {{TOPIC}}. | Runs one default scenario. Fill in any {{VARIABLE}} placeholders with real values from your company. |
Use the TWG AI Context Benchmark skill with prompt "<your prompt>". | Runs one custom prompt. |
The cc suite includes these scenarios:
| Scenario | Prompt shape |
|---|---|
em_pr_based_status_rollup | Give me a 14 day leadership briefing for the org reporting to {{LEADER_NAME}}, based only on merged PRs. Focus on what shipped and what needs leadership attention. |
swe_ooo_catchup | I was out for {{LOOKBACK_DAYS}} days. Help me restart work today, focused on {{TOPIC}}. If this means my active work, infer up to two priority workstreams. Tell me the material changes, decisions, blockers, and conversations that should shape what I do next. |
em_incident_reliability_review | Give me a {{LOOKBACK_DAYS}}-day reliability review for {{PLATFORM_NAME}} and its major services in {{LEADER_NAME}}'s org. Identify recurring reliability risks and where leadership should focus prevention work. |
swe_topic_deep_dive | I need to get up to speed on {{TOPIC}} as if I am joining tomorrow. Explain the central workstream, its current state, key people, important work and resources, material dependencies, recent changes, and where I should start contributing. |
swe_dependency_map | Given project {{PROJECT_KEY}}, map its material upstream blockers, sibling dependencies, and downstream consumers. Identify the critical path, explain how the dependencies affect delivery, and recommend the next move. |
swe_sme_identification | I'm trying to find the right people to talk to about {{TOPIC}}. Identify its main workstreams and the best person to consult for each. Tell me who to contact first and why, and whether there is a confirmed overall owner. |
search_rovo | Find the most useful current design documents and PRDs for {{TOPIC}} using the workspace context available in this run. Tell me which ones to start with, what each establishes, and note important conflicts or freshness gaps. |
pm_launch_readiness | Prepare a launch-readiness decision brief for the Atlas project {{PROJECT_NAME}}, using work clearly connected to that project. Assess its readiness and recommend go, conditional go, or no-go, including what would change the decision. |
daily_standup_person | Prepare a concise standup for {{PERSON_NAME}} on {{PROJECT_NAME}} covering the period since yesterday in {{STANDUP_TIMEZONE}}. Focus on the work, blockers, and decisions that matter today. |
search_code | Map the public reverse-dependency footprint of {{TOPIC}} across the connected code sources. Identify repositories that directly use it in production and explain how. |
Custom prompt examples:
Use this only if you are not using the agent-backed workflow.
Open three terminals and keep them open until the run finishes.
1 2benchmark live
A browser window opens and waits for the other two terminals.
1 2benchmark run control --agent codex --suite cc --parallelism 1
Use exactly the same selector in both lane commands: one --suite, one --scenario, or one --prompt. Do not combine selectors.
1 2benchmark run test --agent codex --suite cc --binary --parallelism 1
If started correctly, the run is trackable in the browser from Terminal 1.
For a custom prompt, pass the exact same --prompt to both lane commands. Example:
1 2benchmark run control --agent codex --prompt "What should I work on today" --parallelism 1 benchmark run test --agent codex --prompt "What should I work on today" --binary --parallelism 1
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