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Project: https://github.com/misaalya/snbt-jev-bench

Where Jev fits: each question becomes one Choice over its own printed options; the two Ya/Tidak tables become three Noul judgments inside a single request. Every response is published, so the scores can be recomputed without an API key.

One entry in research / "Benchmarks & research".

These are not the official exam questions. SNBT papers are never released, so the dataset contains 159 questions reconstructed from what participants remembered and typeset by volunteers as Modul MMA SNBT 2025, MMA is Tim Mangkuk Mi Ayam, the community team that compiled it. Three PK fill-in questions have no printed answer options and are excluded from scoring, leaving 156 scored questions. Of those 156, 67 use that module's own answer key, which its authors themselves mark as uncertain; the other 89 have no key anywhere in the source and are scored against Claude Opus 5 labels, reported separately.

Results: 47.8% on the keyed set, 85.4% agreement with the labels, 69.2% combined, and $0.0045 for the whole run, plus calibration by confidence band and a coverage curve. README and results are published in English and Indonesian.

Disclosure: I am the author and maintainer of the linked repository.

• I added one object to data/projects.json and ran npm run validate
• I did not commit README.md or site/index.html (CI regenerates them)
• I am the author, or I linked where the project was announced

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  • Added a research project listing for a Python benchmark of Jev on Indonesia’s SNBT 2025 university entrance exam. The listing notes that the benchmark uses 156 questions reconstructed from memory by volunteers and that all responses are published.

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The project catalog gains an entry for misaalya/snbt-jev-bench. The entry identifies it as a Python research project and describes its benchmark of Jev on 156 SNBT 2025 exam questions.

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The entry understates the dataset by three questions. Clarify the 159 reconstructed and 156 scored counts before merging.

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<title>README.md at main · peunsu/ftb-snbt-lib</title> https://github.com/peunsu/ftb-snbt-lib/blob/main/README.md # File: peunsu/ftb-snbt-lib/README.md - Repository: peunsu/ftb-snbt-lib | A python library to parse, edit, and save FTB snbt tag, which is a variant of the "vanilla" snbt tag. | 12 stars | Python - Branch: main ```md # ftb-snbt-lib  **A python library to parse, edit, and save FTB snbt tag.** FTB snbt tag is a variant of the "vanilla" snbt tag, which uses newline(``\n``) instead of comma(``,``) as separator. This is the example of FTB snbt tag: ```python { some_tag: "some_value" another_tag: 1b list_tag: [ "a" "b" "c" ] } ``` **This library works with both FTB snbt tag and the vanilla snbt tag.** However, if you are finding the snbt library working perfectly for the "vanilla" snbt tag, use [nbtlib](https://github.com/vberlier/nbtlib) by [vberlier](https://github.com/vberlier). ## Installation The package can be installed with ``pip``. ```bash $ pip install ftb-snbt-lib ``` ## Getting Started * Import the library. ```python >>> import ftb_snbt_lib as slib ``` * ``load(fp)``: Load the ftb snbt tag from a file (``fp``). The type of returned value is ``Compound``, a dictionary-like object. The ``Compound`` is containing values with **[tag data types](`#data-types`)** provided by this library. ```python >>> some_snbt = slib.load(open("tests/some_file.snbt", "r", encoding="utf-8")) >>> type(some_snbt) <class &`#39`;ftb_snbt_lib.tag.Compound&`#39`;> >>> print(some_snbt) Compound({&`#39`;some_tag&`#39`;: String(&`#39`;some_value&`#39`;), &`#39`;another_tag&`#39`;: Byte(1)}) ``` * ``dump(tag, fp, comma_sep=False)``: Dump the ftb snbt tag to a file (``fp``). If you set ``comma_sep`` parameter to ``True``, the output snbt has comma separator ``,\n`` instead of non-comma separator ``\n``. ```python >>> slib.dump(some_snbt, open("tests/some_file_copy.snbt", "w", encoding="utf-8")) # File Output: # { # some_tag: "some_value" # another_tag: 1b # } ``` ```python >>> slib.dump(some_snbt, open("tests/some_file_copy.snbt", "w", encoding="utf-8"), comma_sep=True) # File Output: # { # some_tag: "some_value", # another_tag: 1b # } ``` * ``loads(s)``: Load the ftb snbt tag from a string ``s``. The type of returned value is ``Compound``. ```python >>> another_snbt = slib.loads(&`#39`;&`#39`;&`#39`; ... { ... some_tag: "some_value" ... another_tag: 1b ... } ... &`#39`;&`#39`;&`#39`;) >>> type(another_snbt) <class &`#39`;ftb_snbt_lib.tag.Compound&`#39`;> >>> print(another_snbt) Compound({&`#39`;some_tag&`#39`;: String(&`#39`;some_value&`#39`;), &`#39`;another_tag&`#39`;: Byte(1)}) ``` * ``dumps(tag, comma_sep=False)``: Dump the ftb snbt tag to a string. If you set ``comma_sep`` parameter to ``True``, the output snbt has comma separator ``,\n`` instead of non-comma separator ``\n``. ```python >>> dumped_snbt = slib.dumps(another_snbt) >>> print(dumped_snbt) { some_tag: "some_value" another_tag: 1b } ``` ```python >>> dumped_snbt = slib.dumps(another_snbt, comma_sep=True) >>> print(dumped_snbt) { some_tag: "some_value", another_tag: 1b } ``` * Edit the snbt tag. As its type is ``Compound``, it can be edited like a dictionary. The inserted or replace values should be any of **[tag data types](`#data-types`)** provided by this library. ```python >>> another_snbt["some_tag"] = slib.String("another_value") ``` * When editing the ``List``, a list-like object, its elements must have **the same type**. For instance, ``List[Byte(1), Byte(2), Byte(3)]`` must contain **only** the ``Byte`` type object, so the other types like ``Integer`` or ``String`` **cannot be added or replaced** in it. * When editing the ``Array``, a list-like object with *…[truncated] <title>Release v0.3.0</title> https://github.com/peunsu/ftb-snbt-lib/releases/tag/v0.3.0 # Release v0.3.0 - Tag: v0.3.0 - Repository: peunsu/ftb-snbt-lib - Published: 2024-05-12T09:43:39Z - Author: peunsu --- ## What&`#39`;s Changed * Changed some tokens and precedence rules to avoid conflicts of the parser. by `@peunsu` in https://github.com/peunsu/ftb-snbt-lib/pull/19 **Full Changelog**: https://github.com/peunsu/ftb-snbt-lib/compare/v0.2.3...v0.3.0 <title>Tryanks/python-snbtlib</title> https://github.com/Tryanks/python-snbtlib # Repository: Tryanks/python-snbtlib a formatter for snbt from minecraft - Stars: 8 - Forks: 1 - Watchers: 8 - Open issues: 2 - Primary language: Python - Languages: Python (99.0%), Shell (1.0%) - License: MIT License (MIT) - Default branch: main - Created: 2023-02-07T06:39:59Z - Last push: 2025-12-03T05:51:16Z - Contributors: 3 (top: Tryanks, XDawned, jetbrains-junie[bot]) --- # Snbtlib [](https://badge.fury.io/py/snbtlib) ## Installation ``` pip install snbtlib ``` ## Usage ```python import snbtlib from pathlib import Path # Reading Text to JSON json = snbtlib.loads(Path(&`#39`;quest.snbt&`#39`;).read_text(encoding=&`#39`;utf-8&`#39`;)) # Dumping JSON to Text text = snbtlib.dumps(json, compact=False) # When compact is True, the output will be compatible with Version 1.12 and below Path(&`#39`;quest.snbt&`#39`;).write_text(text, encoding=&`#39`;utf-8&`#39`;) ``` <title>SNBT Support? · Issue `#441` · minecraft-dev/MinecraftDev</title> GitHub issue 441 in minecraft-dev/MinecraftDev (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # Issue: minecraft-dev/MinecraftDev `#441` - Repository: minecraft-dev/MinecraftDev | Plugin for IntelliJ IDEA that gives special support for Minecraft modding projects. | 2K stars | Kotlin ## SNBT Support? - Author: [`@ryantheleach`](https://github.com/ryantheleach) - State: open - Labels: status: unverified, status: future, feature: nbt - Created: 2018-07-27T06:17:50Z - Updated: 2018-08-26T08:33:16Z http://wiki.vg/Data_Generators#NBT_converters "There are two NBT-related data generators. One converts "SNBT" (stringified NBT - the same NBT format used in commands) to NBT; the other converts NBT into SNBT. Both look for files of the appropriate extension (.nbt or .snbt) in the input folder(s), and output them at the same relative location in the output folder." It seems to me that the string based NBT viewer could use the .SNBT extension / labels now we know it&`#39`;s Mojang name, unless the text based format in MinecraftDev differs significantly. --- ### Timeline **`@DenWav`** commented · Jul 27, 2018 at 6:40am · edited > I had an argument with Grum about this actually...NBTT is not SNBT, and I&`#39`;m not yet convinced it should be. [SNBT has some real problems](https://github.com/minecraft-dev/MinecraftDev/commit/999928542ec293a974ce431fc9d7edb0a596ab3a) that I intentionally don&`#39`;t include in NBTT, but that was easier to do when it wasn&`#39`;t anything more than an unofficial "Mojangson". Since that decision NBTT has diverged more in ways that I consider to be improvements. There is no reason to or concept of storing and using NBTT files standalone, however, since it only makes sense as a virtual file to edit corresponding to an actual binary NBT file. That leaves me the freedom to change NBTT to anything that I want. SNBT actually has a reason for existing standalone and has a format set by Mojang. > > That leaves three options that I can think of: > > 1. Ignore SNBT and stick with NBTT as a direct binary-NBT-only editting language > 1. Support both SNBT and NBTT separately > 1. Migrate NBTT over to SNBT, both in name and in structure and implementation > > At face value option 3 seems the most reasonable, but the issues discussed above would need to be reconciled with or dealt with. Option 2 is probably a no-go, since I&`#39`;d want the IDE auto-complete, annotations, highlighting, and hinting to be equivalently complete between both, and that&`#39`;s a lot of duplicate effort. Option 1 is certainly the easiest, but doesn&`#39`;t meet developer expectations. > > Options 2 and 3 have the nice feature of supporting Mojang&`#39`;s format through language injection in strings, if that&`#39`;s ever something a mod or plugin would need to do. > > With this new information in mind I may concede to the faults of "Mojangson" or SNBT as it&`#39`;s now called and go with option 3. It&`#39`;s also perfectly likely these issues have been addressed, I&`#39`;ll need to check the vanilla implementation in 1.13 to see if anything has changed. **`@ryantheleach`** commented · Jul 27, 2018 at 7:05am · Author · edited > I made the issue so it was on your radar, I don&`#39`;t have any current need. Given the information you have said, I&`#39`;d lean towards 2, as to me SNBT (ingame on previous versions) has always been about being a human input/output form of NBT, and not necessarily a 1:1 representation of NBT (unlike NBTT) > > However I understand that 2. would be a feature request, for a feature I currently don&`#39`;t have use for. > > So if there were voting on Github, this would be a neutral or 0-vote from me. > > Then again, assuming I had unlimited time and resources, and were in control, I would also be tempted to add in support for minecraft command / function parsing with Brigadier, but that REALLY expands the scope of the project, so if it increases the maintenance to the point of being unmaintainable, I completely understand why you wouldn&`#39`;t. >…[truncated] <title>Tnze/snbt-vscode</title> https://github.com/Tnze/snbt-vscode/ # Tnze/snbt-vscode Support SNBT(Stringified Named Binary Tag) format of Minecraft. - Stars: 7 - Forks: 3 - Watchers: 7 - Open issues: 4 - Default branch: main - Created: 2021-12-30T01:51:32Z ## Languages - TypeScript ## Top Contributors - Tnze (9 contributions) --- ## README # SNBT Support SNBT(Stringified Named Binary Tag) format of Minecraft. ## Features * Hightlight * Formatting (Just for fun, calling a library to converting to NBT and back) Hightlight ## Requirements None ## Extension Settings None ## Known Issues None ## Release Notes ### 0.0.1 Added features Hightlight

Citations:

• 1: https://github.com/peunsu/ftb-snbt-lib/blob/main/README.md
• 2: https://github.com/peunsu/ftb-snbt-lib/releases/tag/v0.3.0
• 3: https://github.com/Tryanks/python-snbtlib
• 4: GitHub issue 441 in minecraft-dev/MinecraftDev (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
• 5: https://github.com/Tnze/snbt-vscode/

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Distinguish reconstructed questions from scored items.

The linked README defines a 159-question dataset. Three fill-in questions are excluded from scoring, leaving 156 scored items. Update the description to state both counts.

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-      "description": "Jev on Indonesia's SNBT 2025 university entrance exam, using 156 questions reconstructed from memory by volunteers because the real papers are never released. Every response is published.",
+      "description": "Jev on Indonesia's SNBT 2025 university entrance exam, using a 159-question reconstruction, with 156 scored items. The questions were reconstructed from memory by volunteers because the real papers are never released. Every response is published.",

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Updated the description to name both counts: 159 questions in the reconstruction, 156 of them scored (three PK fill-in items print no options, so they are left out). npm run validate passes.

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Landed on main as 308a471 with you as the commit author, now live on https://awesomejev.com. Closing rather than merging because every PR appends to the same data file and they conflict with each other; landing directly keeps your authorship. Thanks!