Question about building test targets – referenced repository not found

[zyufoye]

Hi, thanks for open-sourcing this project — I’m very interested in exploring it.

While trying to build the test targets, I noticed that the build script references the repository:

git@github.com:Team-Atlanta/oss-fuzz.git

However, this repository does not seem to exist or is not publicly accessible. Because of this, the build process fails at the step where this dependency is fetched.

Could you please clarify:

1. Is this repository private or deprecated?
2. Is there an alternative repository I should use?
3. What is the correct way to build the test targets for this project?

Any guidance or updated instructions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!

[occia]

Sorry for the late reply I just noticed this issue (no email notification for some reasons). The short answer here is that it is not public yet and please wait two more weeks, we are actively working on preparing a fully public bundle!
I'll let you know once those are ready.

[payprays]

So will you make it open in 2026?

[occia]

The git@github.com:Team-Atlanta/oss-fuzz.git contains all the benchmarks we built for preparing AIxCC competition. They will be released as CRSBench (benchmarks including our challenges and AIxCC final's!). We highly believe CRSBench has passed all procedural requirements and will be public in the next coming weeks.

[occia]

For more details on this CRS, you might find these helpful:

• The Oakland paper
• Our blog post 1, 2

On top of what's described there, we refined the sink structure by adding a CodeQL × LLM sink filtering component, and ran a rigorous evaluation on it. The code matching the paper has already been merged in this PR. Slides and poster will go public shortly after the conference presentation — stay tuned!

[azchin]

Our CRSBench is available! https://oss-crs.openssf.org/crsbench