aigeon-ai/reddit34

AI Evaluation Report

Total Score: 5/10

The agent demonstrates a range of capabilities in retrieving Reddit content, including posts and comments based on various criteria. However, there are notable issues affecting its performance. The agent struggles with encoding errors, leading to readability issues in text outputs. Additionally, there are instances where the agent fails to retrieve data due to 'invalid input' or 'data not found' errors, suggesting potential limitations in handling certain requests or data availability. The agent also misinterprets Reddit's sorting mechanisms, particularly with 'rising' posts, indicating a misunderstanding of Reddit's definitions. Despite these challenges, the agent successfully retrieves and presents relevant content when the input is correctly processed, showcasing its potential in accessing Reddit data.

• Test case 1

  Score: 7/10

  Retrieve the top posts made by Reddit user u/spez in the past year.

  Top Posts by Reddit User u/spez in the Past Year

  1. Title: Reddit’s next chapter: smarter, easier, still human
     • Subreddit: u/spez
     • Score: 533
     • Number of Comments: 350
     • Selftext:
       "Hi everyone,
       I haven’t posted in a while—and let’s be honest, when I do show up, it usually means something’s gone sideways (and if it’s not gone sideways, it’s probably about to). But I’d like to communicate with you more regularly and directly about what we’re thinking and building..."
     • Image:
       
  2. Title: Best Snoo I could do.
     • Subreddit: r/Snoo
     • Score: 373
     • Number of Comments: 148
     • Selftext:
       "I forgot its ears again."
     • Image:
       These posts reflect the user's engagement with the Reddit community over the past year, showcasing both formal announcements and lighthearted content.
• Test case 2

  Score: 6/10

  Retrieve the top posts from the r/technology subreddit in the past month.

  No valid answer is generated due to invalid input. The tool output indicates 'data not found,' suggesting that the request did not succeed due to invalid task input or state. This could be due to a temporary issue with the data source or an incorrect input format.

• Test case 3

  Score: 6/10

  Retrieve the top comments made by Reddit user u/kn0thing in the past month.

  In the past month, Reddit user u/kn0thing made a notable comment on the subreddit r/chelseafc. Here are the details:

  • Comment: "Thank you! UP THE CHELS!"
  • Post Title: Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian buys 10% stake in Chelsea Women
  • Score: 3 upvotes
  • Number of Comments on the Post: 102
  • Permalink to the Comment: View Comment
• Test case 4

  Score: 2/10

  Retrieve the top rising posts from the r/technology subreddit in the past week.

  Top Rising Posts from r/Technology (Past Week)

  1. FBI Has Secret Epstein Prison Tape With No ‘Missing Minute’
     • Author: chrisdh79
     • Upvotes: 55,567
     • Comments: 1,897
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  2. Trump Threatens To Withhold Billions From States That Try To Make Broadband Affordable To Poor People
     • Author: StraightedgexLiberal
     • Upvotes: 42,460
     • Comments: 1,441
     • Thumbnail:
  3. CBS News investigation of Jeffrey Epstein jail video reveals new discrepancies
     • Author: Capable_Salt_SD
     • Upvotes: 36,245
     • Comments: 901
     • Thumbnail:
  4. The Internet Archive just became an official U.S. federal library via Sen. Alex Padilla
     • Author: Zenith251
     • Upvotes: 32,906
     • Comments: 748
     • Thumbnail:
  5. Hegseth Secretly Splurges Nuclear Cash on Trump’s ‘Free’ Jet
     • Author: chrisdh79
     • Upvotes: 28,761
     • Comments: 809
     • Thumbnail: These posts reflect trending discussions and news in the technology sector, showcasing various topics from investigations to political actions regarding technology access.
• Test case 5

  Score: 6/10

  Retrieve the top posts from the r/technology subreddit in the past week.

  No valid answer is generated due to invalid input. The tool output indicates an error with the message 'data not found,' suggesting that the request did not return valid data. This implies that the issue might be with the input or the state of the subreddit data, rather than a malfunction of the tool itself.