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allenai/olmo-eval

Olmo Evaluation Framework for LLM Tasks

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72 stars23 forksLast push Oct 11, 2026 Python Apache-2.0

Decision brief

Olmo-eval is an evaluation framework for large language models, using uv for reproducible builds. It focuses on modular task implementations and integrates with various datasets via defined tasks.

Good fit when

  • When you need a flexible evaluation setup that works with a variety of LLMs and datasets.
  • For reproducible evaluations where your build environment needs to be consistent across runs.

Avoid when

  • When you require a simpler setup that doesn't need the reproducibility constraints of uv builds.
  • If your project already has an established evaluation toolchain and does not benefit from introducing a new framework for manageability reasons.

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Maintenance and security

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Provenance
Not a fork · Organization account
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No lockfile
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Install

pip install olmo-eval
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Overview

A framework to evaluate large language models through various tasks and datasets, using reproducible build setup with uv.

Capability facts

Deploy
Self-host

Source: dockerfile:Dockerfile · Oct 12, 2026

Docker
Dockerfile present

Source: dockerfile:Dockerfile · Oct 12, 2026

CLI
CLI entrypoint

Source: pyproject.toml:[project.scripts] · Oct 12, 2026

Languages
python

Source: github.language+pyproject.toml · Oct 12, 2026

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Compatibility

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Python runtimePython

Source: README excerpt (regex_v1, Oct 12, 2026)

# Install Python 3.12 if your machine does not already have it
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README

Quick Start This project uses uv with a checked in for reproducible builds. To get started, sync the repo with , browse the available tasks and suites, and preview a run with the built in provider. Install uv if not already installed curl LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh sh I...

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