docs(dea): Improve Readme file to be skill compatible#489
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This PR makes changes to README.md file so that when a new user tells an AI Agent to read the README, it can start running evalbench evaluations with a small amount of guidance
For example, this can be a prompt of a user to the agent:
Agent generated the right YAML and dataset JSON file:
And JSON file
{ "scenarios": [ { "id": "shakespeare-schema", "starting_prompt": "read the schema of this public BigQuery table samples.shakespeare", "max_turns": 1, "conversation_plan": [], "binary_rubric": [ "Verify that the agent listed the table schema for samples.shakespeare with columns: word (STRING), word_count (INTEGER), corpus (STRING), corpus_date (INTEGER) and their descriptions, matching: - word (STRING): A single unique word extracted from a corpus. - word_count (INTEGER): The number of times this word appears in the corpus. - corpus (STRING): The specific work (play/poem) from which the word was extracted. - corpus_date (INTEGER): The year in which the corpus was published." ] } ] }The agent ran the correct command and returned back the result of the eval case as PASS