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Regarding Crossfile Completion Prompt Format for Seed-Coder-8B Series Models on CrossCodeEval Benchmark

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Start with the technical report and the CrossCodeEval evaluation setup referenced in the issue. Verify the exact prompt template, any cross-file context handling, and any special tokens used for Seed-Coder-8B-Base. Done means documenting the confirmed format and an example prompt, or clearly noting which details are unavailable.

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Referencing the technical report, could you please provide the specific prompt format used to evaluateSeed-Coder-8B-Base on the CrossCodeEval benchmark?

This information is needed to accurately reproduce the evaluation setup and for comparative analysis.

Specifically:

CrossCodeEval Prompt Format:

  • What was the exact prompt structure/template used for Seed-Coder-8B-Base during the CrossCodeEval evaluation?

Cross-File Context Handling:

  • How was cross-file context incorporated into the prompts for the CrossCodeEval evaluation (if applicable)?
  • More generally, does the Seed-Coder model series utilize special tokens or a specific prompt format for handling multi-file context in repository-level code completion tasks (potentially similar to mechanisms in models like the Qwen2.5-Coder series)?

Details on the format(s), including any special tokens, or providing an example prompt would be very helpful.

Thanks!

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