[AI Dev Tools] LLM Security Scanner, Code Efficiency Benchmark, and Repository Analysis
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Agentic Security: Open-source LLM Vulnerability Scanner
Agentic Security is an open-source tool designed to scan and test Large Language Models (LLMs) for vulnerabilities and potential security risks.
Key Features:- Performs comprehensive fuzzing and employs various attack techniques to test LLMs, including customizable rule sets and agent-based attacks.
- Integrates multiple existing security tools and datasets, such as Garak, InspectAI, and llm-adaptive-attacks, to provide a robust testing framework.
- Offers LLM API integration and stress testing capabilities, allowing users to test their own LLM implementations.
- Provides a user-friendly interface for managing scans and visualizing results.
- Allows users to add custom datasets and extend the tool's functionality through CSV files or by implementing new data loaders.
- Can be integrated into CI/CD pipelines for automated security checks during development processes.
ENAMEL: Efficiency Benchmark for LLM-Generated Code
ENAMEL (EfficeNcy AutoMatic EvaLuator) is a benchmark for evaluating the efficiency of code generated by LLMs, addressing a gap in existing evaluation frameworks that primarily focus on functional correctness.
- The benchmark introduces a new efficiency metric called eff@k, generalizing the pass@k metric from correctness to efficiency and handling right-censored execution time.
- An unbiased and variance-reduced estimator of eff@k is derived using Rao--Blackwellization, with a numerically stable implementation provided.
- ENAMEL employs human expert-designed algorithms and implementations as reference solutions, setting a high standard for efficiency evaluation.
- Rigorous evaluation is ensured through human-curated test case generators that filter out incorrect code and differentiate suboptimal algorithms.
- An extensive study across 30 popular LLMs using ENAMEL reveals that current models struggle with designing advanced algorithms and implementation optimization, falling short of generating expert-level efficient code.
Source: How Efficient is LLM-Generated Code? A Rigorous & High-Standard Benchmark
RepoUnderstander: Comprehensive Software Repository Analysis for Automated Software Engineering
RepoUnderstander is a novel Automated Software Engineering (ASE) method designed to comprehensively analyze entire software repositories, addressing limitations in existing LLM-based approaches that focus primarily on local code information.
- The method condenses critical repository information into a knowledge graph, reducing complexity and enabling a top-down understanding of the codebase.
- A Monte Carlo tree search-based exploration strategy empowers agents to navigate and comprehend the entire repository effectively.
- Agents are guided to summarize, analyze, and plan using repository-level knowledge, allowing them to dynamically acquire information and generate patches for real-world GitHub issues.
- RepoUnderstander addresses challenges such as extremely long code inputs, noisy information, and complex dependency relationships within software systems.
- Experimental results show an 18.5% relative improvement on the SWE-bench Lite benchmark compared to SWE-agent, demonstrating the method's effectiveness in ASE tasks.
Source: How to Understand Whole Software Repository?