@brainbase-labs/cli 0.43.0 → 0.44.0
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- package/README.md +24 -1
- package/dist/index.js +1577 -1093
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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failed inputs, and for request errors. Other acknowledged states exit 0;
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this confirms admission or delivery, not task success.
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## Renaming and labelling tasks
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Change a task's title or its metadata labels, including while it runs:
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```sh
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brainbase task update <task-id> --title "Nightly smoke run" --metadata env=staging
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brainbase task update <task-id> --unset-metadata env --json
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```
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`--metadata` and `--unset-metadata` keep every label you do not name.
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`--clear-metadata` removes them all, and `--clear-title` removes the title. See
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[the command reference](docs/reference/commands.mdx) for every flag.
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## Benchmark management
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`benchmark init`, `benchmark validate`, and command help are local and need no
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# A directory containing cases/*/files/** must be imported as a bundle.
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brainbase benchmark import bundle ./benchmarks/support-quality --json
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# Publish and
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# Publish, then plan, start, and watch the run in one step. The run uses the
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# agent's default model; --variant default=<model> runs another one.
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brainbase benchmark publish <benchmark-id> --expected-version <version> --json
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brainbase benchmark run <benchmark-id> --yes --watch --jsonl
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# Or plan and start separately.
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brainbase benchmark run plan <benchmark-id> \
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--variant default \
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to `null` to clear the override. Omitting either field leaves it unmanaged, so
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older manifests keep their existing behavior.
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When `agent create` claims a manifest with no `default_model`, the control plane
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gives the agent the platform default for its harness, the same model the web
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console picks, and `agent create` shows it. Cursor, Factory, and Qoder agents
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get none, because those harnesses always run their vendor's own model.
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## Feature support by harness
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Each component type is stored in the place that harness already reads from at runtime — the CLI doesn't impose its own layout. "Native" cells describe where the install lands; "—" means the harness does not support that component type.
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