Your one-click shortcut for Agentic Vet — launch evals, fetch every speedup, and mute the clutter from one popup.
Users
24
−8 in 30 days
Rating
0.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
Ratings
0
0 in 30 days
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#145K
#121K among extensions
Version
1.1.0
updated 2 Jun 2026
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monthly, 5 months
Latest, 21 Oct 2026:24 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month
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About VetPilot
v1.1.0 — adapts to AV's new checkbox + bundled-zip download flow.
• Tick evals on the page, then click Capture Speedups; the bundle is parsed in memory.
• Wrong-page detection: dims the UI and shows a hint when you're not on a task page.
• Click any speedup to copy the number to clipboard.
• Cleaner toasts (auto-dismiss, no replay on popup reopen)
Doing SWE tasks on Agentic Vet should be about writing the solution, not battling the dashboard. VetPilot is a tiny shortcut layer that lives in your toolbar — built by someone who got tired of the same three monotonous detours every single task.
You know the ones:
🪟 Scrolling past the giant test-case megabook just to read the prompt.
📦 Downloading every output zip, unzipping each, hunting through `verifier/reward.json` for one speedup number, repeat ×N.
🎛️ Clicking through the Run Evaluation form for Oracle, then again for Claude, then Gemini, then GPT.
VetPilot collapses all three into single clicks from one small popup:
→ Hide the leaderboard chunk when you want a clean view.
→ Capture every speedup at once. One click fetches all outputs, parses them in memory (no zips on your disk), brands them per model, and dumps the numbers in the popup.
→ Launch a new evaluation for Oracle, Claude, Gemini, or GPT straight from the toolbar, using your existing session.
Look, I can't make your Oracle solution faster (sorry 😅) — but the busywork that piles up around it? That's covered.
Stays an extension on purpose. If this ever wants to be a whole app, it has missed the point.