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Telco Troubleshooting Agentic Challenge

€40 000 EUR
~1 month left
Agentic AI
Fine-tuning
Large Language Models
486 joined
41 active
Starti
Apr 17, 26
Closei
May 18, 26
Reveali
May 29, 26
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Track A            


This contains the readme of Track A            Track A/README.md
This contains the Agent Tool Server            Track A/server.py
This contains an example of mock agent         Track A/main.py
This contains the train dataset                Track A/data/Phase_1/test.json
This contains the test dataset                 Track A/data/Phase_1/train.json
This contains an example of reasoning trace    Track A/examples/traces.json
Track B
This contains the readme of Track B            Track B/README.md
This contains the Agent Tool Server            Track B/server.py
This contains the test dataset                 Track B/data/Phase_1/train.json
This contains an example of reasoning trace    Track B/examples/traces.json
This contains an example of mock agent         Track B/agent/
Server requirement files to unzip              Track B/devices_outputs.zip

Submission instructions

​​This challenge has two tracks and questions publicly released in the first two phases. During each of these two phases, you will submit one file that contains your agent(s) responses for all questions of the two tracks. Please read the instructions below carefully.

1. Submission Format

Your submission file (result.csv) must contain the following columns:

ID, Track A, Track B. Each row corresponds to a generated answer to a test question.

There are 550 questions in Phase 1 and 570 questions in Phase 2.

2. Two-Phase Question Release

  • Phase 1 (3 April–4 May): A portion of the questions is released at the start of the challenge.
  • Phase 2 (4 May-18 May): Additional questions are released during Phase 2.

3. Placeholder Values - What They Are & How to Use Them

To ensure fair and consistent evaluation, we will use placeholder values for Tracks you are not participating in.

If you're only competing in one of two tracks, you must keep the placeholder values exactly as they appear in the sample submission file for tracks you aren’t competing in.

Example of submission file:

scenario_id                            Track A    Track B
80e3aa96-815d-4683-980c-16db42eab0ef    C4
f55a819f-3fb9-4c8f-8859-a5b1649ff2d5    C7
...                        
535afb0d-fa81-419b-9bcc-b456d032df5d                Gamma-Aegis-01(Eth1/...
8ec59f8b-1a5a-4fb3-80ad-f0e2aaf6a499                Beta-Node-03->Gamma-A...

4. Final submission

For the final submission in Phase C, a zip file is required, which must include:

  • a readme.md , which provides the necessary steps to run your project
  • A main.py, which reads the questions (test.json) and generates a results.csv file and the associated trace

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This is an example of how your submission file should be structured.