A specialized tool for wrapping Humanity's Last Exam (HLE) questions in a structured Chain-of-Thought reasoning framework.
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The HLE Reasoning Wrapper is a developer utility designed to enhance the accuracy and reliability of AI agents when tackling Humanity's Last Exam (HLE) questions. By enforcing a strict Chain-of-Thought (CoT) process, this skill ensures that LLMs provide logical, step-by-step reasoning before arriving at a final answer.
This is a vital component for developers building high-performance Openclaw Skills that require rigorous validation and format compliance in complex benchmarking scenarios. It effectively bridges the gap between raw model outputs and the highly structured requirements of the HLE evaluation framework.
To get started with this tool in your Openclaw Skills environment, ensure you have the package imported in your project. You can initialize it using the following pattern:
npm install hle-reasoning-wrapper
Usage in your code:
const hle = require('./index');
const prompt = hle.formatPrompt("Insert HLE question here");
// Send prompt to your preferred LLM
The skill manages data through a streamlined input-output validation schema:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| formatPrompt | Function that transforms a raw string into a structured CoT prompt. |
| validateOutput | Logic that parses the LLM response to confirm presence of 'Thought' and 'Answer' sections. |
| result.isValid | Boolean indicator of whether the model followed the structured reasoning protocol. |
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