Find Questions
Discovers answer-question main tasks within environments.
Purpose
Uses LLM analysis to identify potential "answer question" type main tasks by:
- Analyzing environment codebases
- Finding questions that could be asked about the system
- Evaluating whether questions would make good main tasks
- Suggesting question/answer pairs
Commands
ct run find-questions
Discover answer-question main tasks in environments.
Usage:
ct run find-questions [OPTIONS]
Options:
-e, --env- Specific environment(s) to analyze (repeatable)- Additional options as configured in the CLI
Examples:
# Find questions for all environments ct run find-questions # Find questions for specific environment ct run find-questions -e web_scraping
ct run find-questions-iterative
Iteratively discover answer-question tasks with refinement.
Usage:
ct run find-questions-iterative [OPTIONS]
Output
Generates:
- Potential question/answer pairs
- Rationale for each suggested question
- Difficulty estimates
- Implementation feasibility assessments
Use Cases
- Expanding main task coverage
- Finding diverse question types
- Identifying knowledge-testing opportunities
- Creating variety in evaluation tasks
Technical Details
- Analyzes environment codebase and documentation
- Uses LLM to propose questions about system behavior
- Evaluates question quality and answerability
- Can run iteratively with refinement