Remove meta requirements for mocked tools in Agent Evals

[samedson]

Description

Prevents tools from being blocked by signing in and having a project set. Fixes the init eval test

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request streamlines the agent evaluation process by making mocked tools more flexible. It removes unnecessary authentication and project-related meta requirements, preventing tools from being blocked during tests. This change enhances the reliability and ease of running evaluation tests, particularly by resolving issues in the init eval test, and improves debugging capabilities through updated logging configurations.

Highlights

• Mocked Tool Requirements Removed: The pull request introduces a mechanism to remove meta requirements such as authentication (requiresAuth), project dependency (requiresProject), and optional project directory (optionalProjectDir) for mocked tools used in agent evaluations. This ensures that mocked tools can run without being blocked by these checks.
• Logging Improvements: The logging path for agent evaluation mocks has been adjusted to point to a 'home' directory within the evaluation environment, rather than the user's Desktop. Additionally, file logging (ENABLE_FILE_LOGGING) is now enabled by default for easier debugging.
• Evaluation Environment Consistency: The directory created for user-specific files within the evaluation runner has been renamed from user to home to align with how the HOME environment variable is typically set and used in these evaluation contexts.
• Test Fix: These changes specifically address and fix an issue with the init eval test, allowing it to pass correctly by removing the blocking meta requirements.

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[samedson]

Hold off on reviewing for now. Cleo and I talked and we might take a different approach

[joehan]

Hold off on reviewing for now. Cleo and I talked and we might take a different approach

Missed this, but will come back later