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pretty_name: AgentLoad synthetic agent traces (PrefixAnvil)
license: other
task_categories:
  - other
tags:
  - llm-inference
  - prefix-caching
  - kv-cache
  - agents
  - synthetic
size_categories:
  - n<1K

AgentLoad synthetic agent traces

Synthetic OpenAI-compatible chat-completion request logs of tool-using agent sessions, with ground-truth labels of injected prefix-cache fragmentation (F1–F8). Generated by prefixanvil gen (PrefixAnvil AgentLoad); fully reproducible from a small JSON config and a seed. No real user data. The traces are generated by PrefixAnvil — https://github.com/NagaYu/prefixanvil

License

This dataset is made publicly visible solely so it can be read and evaluated. It is All Rights Reserved — no license is granted beyond viewing and downloading for evaluation. Licensing or transfer inquiries: https://nagayu-portfolio.nagayu.workers.dev/en

Files

file content
bench_main.jsonl 377 requests, 40 sessions, all eight fragmentation types injected at 6% each
bench_main.labels.jsonl one line per injected event: request_index, request_id, fault (F1–F8), scope (within/cross session), reference_request_id, location
bench_xsession.jsonl 155 requests, 30 sessions, no faults; each session's client lists the same tools in its own order
configs/*.json the exact generator configs (seeds included)

Each request line: request_id, session_id, timestamp, model, messages, tools.

How it was generated

prefixanvil gen --config fixtures/bench/bench_main.json --out bench_main.jsonl
prefixanvil gen --config fixtures/bench/bench_xsession.json --out bench_xsession.jsonl

Byte-identical output for the same config (pure-Python RNG; checked in CI). File sha256 of the four .jsonl files in this folder:

file sha256
bench_main.jsonl cee5445df3364b3fc0a2af4a1f906356d537076857a5c4059ce96a6b800ef000
bench_main.labels.jsonl 5b114c0cf4547eadb77454313d82249e1fdccd869118d72864a31c16415b623a
bench_xsession.jsonl 271a8a6f3c2a61e9ae4b0878285e65ac96e17bf0b08202b415bff2c3a2f819df
bench_xsession.labels.jsonl ec1431b9afd077cdc20026ca7886c5169f821ff4f0ec3224bba81a73d9af0b39

Fragmentation types

F1 volatile values (timestamps, UUIDs, run ids) · F2 non-deterministic JSON serialization · F3 tool-set churn · F4 per-user interpolation · F5 conditional system sections · F6 whitespace/format drift · F7 retrieved context inserted before stable instructions · F8 rewritten history. At most one event per request/reference pair, so the cause of each first divergence is unambiguous.

Benchmark headline

Measured on Kaggle 2 × Tesla T4 (free tier) with Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct-AWQ and vLLM 0.33.0, replaying these traces at concurrency 1 (run t4-20261111-0408). Hit rate and prefill are determined by the cache algorithm, not the GPU; TTFT/GPU-seconds (in BENCH.md) are T4 reference values only.

trace policy token-weighted hit rate recomputed prefill tokens
bench_main raw 74.71% 241,640
bench_main L1 canonicalization 81.79% 172,268 (−28.7%)
bench_main L2 relocation (reference) 83.61% 155,068 (−35.8%)
bench_xsession raw 86.63% 50,120
bench_xsession L1 session-stable (deployed policy) 86.69% 49,273
bench_xsession L1 stateless name-sort (ceiling) 95.31% 17,369

L1/L2 are prompt transforms; identical generated text is not guaranteed (Phase 3 sampled L1-vs-raw match 10/18, L2-vs-raw 4/6, against an 18/18 raw-vs-raw control). Full numbers, fidelity and the NVIDIA Dynamo trial are in BENCH.md.

Limitations

Synthetic text (word-salad sentences), synthetic tools, open-loop (assistant turns are generated, not model outputs). Useful for measuring prefix-cache behaviour, not for training or evaluating language quality.