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-# Setting up Benchwarmers with a person (for coding agents)
-
-You are helping someone install Benchwarmers, a self-hosted panel gateway for
-LLMs: one prompt goes to a named collection of models, every answer comes back
-labelled, and the person's verdicts decide who sits on the next panel. Follow
-these steps with them in order. Each says what to run and what to check.
-
-## Ground rules
-
-- **Never print, paste, log or commit an API key**, and never put one in a JSON
-  file. Keys live in exactly one of two places (step 3).
-- **Their data is not the code.** Endpoints, registrations, collections,
-  verdicts and history live in a data folder outside the checkout. Never add
-  anything from it to the repository.
-- **Ask before spending model calls.** Onboarding probes a model (4 calls) and
-  runs the review suite (more); free tiers run out. Say what a step costs.
-- **Prefer the dashboard for anything involving a sign-in.** Signing in to a
-  provider happens on the provider's own page in the person's browser; you
-  cannot and must not do it for them.
-
-## 1. Install
-
-Python 3.11 or later; nothing else is required.
-
-    git clone https://github.com/WendellResearch-AI/benchwarmers
-    cd benchwarmers
-    python -m venv .venv
-    .venv/bin/pip install llm          # optional; Windows: .venv\Scripts\pip install llm
-
-The `llm` CLI is today's default model client. Without it, choose the
-built-in client (`metrics/client.py`), which needs nothing installed: on
-Settings, Model client, once the dashboard runs, or with
-`BENCH_CLIENT=builtin` (which wins over Settings).
-
-Check: `python scripts/check.py --quick` ends with `all checks pass`.
-
-## 2. Make the data folder
-
-    python scripts/init.py                 # or: python scripts/init.py <folder>
-
-It creates the folder from `examples/` (by default in the OS's per-user data
-folder) and points this checkout at it with a `.benchwarmers-home` file.
-`BENCHWARMERS_HOME=<folder>` overrides the pointer.
-
-Check: `python metrics/paths.py` prints the folder and why it was chosen.
-
-## 3. Add a first endpoint, and its key
-
-An endpoint is any OpenAI-compatible API: a provider (Groq, Mistral), an
-aggregator (OpenRouter), a hub the person runs (Open WebUI, LiteLLM, CLI Proxy
-API) or a local runtime (Ollama). Three ways, best first:
-
-- **Sign in from the dashboard** (step 4 opens it on this): OpenRouter,
-  NanoGPT, Hugging Face, Pollinations, a ChatGPT plan, GitHub Models, or a
-  local Ollama. No key is copied by hand.
-- **`init` with a key**, asked for without echo:
-
-      python scripts/init.py --endpoint openrouter https://openrouter.ai/api/v1 --key
-
-- **An environment variable**, for Docker and servers. The variable is
-  `BENCHWARMERS_KEY_<NAME>`, where `<NAME>` is the endpoint's key name
-  upper-cased with `-` written as `_`:
-
-  | Endpoint key name | Variable |
-  |---|---|
-  | `openrouter` | `BENCHWARMERS_KEY_OPENROUTER` |
-  | `openrouter-2` | `BENCHWARMERS_KEY_OPENROUTER_2` |
-  | `my-hub` | `BENCHWARMERS_KEY_MY_HUB` |
-
-  Without the variable, keys come from the `llm` CLI's key store
-  (`llm keys set <name>` writes there). The variable wins when both exist.
-
-One provider can be several endpoints (a pasted key and a sign-in, or two
-accounts); each needs its own name, and Benchwarmers suggests a free one.
-
-## 4. Start the dashboard
-
-    python serve.py                        # http://localhost:8122
-
-With no endpoint yet it opens on adding one. It listens on 127.0.0.1 only; to
-reach it from elsewhere see "Beyond this machine" below.
-
-Check: the page loads and Endpoints lists the endpoint from step 3.
-
-## 5. Onboard a few models
-
-In the dashboard: **Onboard a model**, pick a model the endpoint serves. Or:
-
-    python scripts/onboard.py "vendor/model-id" --endpoint openrouter
-    python scripts/onboard.py "vendor/model-id" --endpoint openrouter --skip-suite   # probe only
-
-Each is registered, probed (4 calls) and run through the suite. Confirm the
-cost with the person first. Three to five models make a useful first panel.
-
-## 6. Make a collection, start the gateway
-
-On the Collections page: a name, the members a panel always includes, and the
-shape of work it is for (review, design, ...). Then:
-
-    python gateway.py                      # http://127.0.0.1:8123/v1
-
-Any OpenAI-compatible client asks for the model `bench/<collection>`:
-
-    curl http://127.0.0.1:8123/v1/chat/completions -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-      -d '{"model": "bench/<collection>", "messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "..."}]}'
-
-Every seat's answer comes back, plus a `bench` field with each seat's call id.
-For a chat window that shows one answer, ask for `bench/<collection>:merged`
-(or set the collection's reply to merged): a merger model writes one answer
-saying where the seats agreed and disagreed, and every seat is still in
-`bench`.
-Photos go in as OpenAI `image_url` parts (an https URL, or a `data:` URL up to
-20 MB a request); only models that take images sit, and the others are listed
-in `bench.skipped`. One the catalog knows nothing about sits once its model
-popup ticks Vision / OCR.
-After the person checks an answer against the real work, record a verdict
-(dashboard, or `POST /bench/verdict`); verdicts choose the next panels. See
-GATEWAY.md for the whole contract.
-
-## Beyond this machine
-
-Both servers refuse to listen anywhere but 127.0.0.1 without an admin token:
-
-    BENCHWARMERS_ADMIN_TOKEN=<16 or more characters>
-    BENCH_BIND=0.0.0.0
-    BENCHWARMERS_PUBLIC_URL=https://bench.example.com    # the address browsers use
-
-The dashboard then asks for the token once (a session cookie for a week), and
-the gateway routes need a gateway key made on Settings (`Authorization: Bearer
-<key>`). Give each app its own key, limited to the collections it uses and a
-rate; `BENCHWARMERS_REQUIRE_KEYS=1` asks for keys on this machine too. A
-browser app on another origin also needs `BENCH_ALLOWED_ORIGINS`. Check the
-result on Settings, Server and access, which shows each of these as it stands
-(never a secret's value). In Docker: put the token and the `BENCHWARMERS_KEY_<NAME>` variables in
-a `.env` beside `compose.yaml`, then `docker compose up -d`; the dashboard and
-gateway share one port and the data folder is a volume.
-
-## When something looks wrong
-
-- **"no endpoints configured"** from a script: add one (step 3).
-- **A model answers with an empty string**: usually a reasoning model that ran
-  out of its output budget, not a dead model.
-- **"sign in again"** on a model: the endpoint's key was refused (expired or
-  revoked). Fix it on the Endpoints page (Sign in again, or Change key); it never
-  retires the model.
-- **A server will not start**: it says why; beyond 127.0.0.1 it needs
-  `BENCHWARMERS_ADMIN_TOKEN`.
+# Setting up Benchwarmers with a person (for coding agents)
+
+You are helping someone install Benchwarmers, a self-hosted panel gateway for
+LLMs: one prompt goes to a named collection of models, every answer comes back
+labelled, and the person's verdicts decide who sits on the next panel. Follow
+these steps with them in order. Each says what to run and what to check.
+
+## Ground rules
+
+- **Never print, paste, log or commit an API key**, and never put one in a JSON
+  file. Keys live in exactly one of two places (step 3).
+- **Their data is not the code.** Endpoints, registrations, collections,
+  verdicts and history live in a data folder outside the checkout. Never add
+  anything from it to the repository.
+- **Ask before spending model calls.** Onboarding probes a model (4 calls) and
+  runs the review suite (more); free tiers run out. Say what a step costs.
+- **Prefer the dashboard for anything involving a sign-in.** Signing in to a
+  provider happens on the provider's own page in the person's browser; you
+  cannot and must not do it for them.
+
+## 1. Install
+
+Python 3.11 or later; nothing else is required.
+
+    git clone https://github.com/WendellResearch-AI/benchwarmers
+    cd benchwarmers
+    python -m venv .venv
+    .venv/bin/pip install llm          # optional; Windows: .venv\Scripts\pip install llm
+
+The `llm` CLI is today's default model client. Without it, choose the
+built-in client (`metrics/client.py`), which needs nothing installed: on
+Settings, Model client, once the dashboard runs, or with
+`BENCH_CLIENT=builtin` (which wins over Settings).
+
+Check: `python scripts/check.py --quick` ends with `all checks pass`.
+
+## 2. Make the data folder
+
+    python scripts/init.py                 # or: python scripts/init.py <folder>
+
+It creates the folder from `examples/` (by default in the OS's per-user data
+folder) and points this checkout at it with a `.benchwarmers-home` file.
+`BENCHWARMERS_HOME=<folder>` overrides the pointer.
+
+Check: `python metrics/paths.py` prints the folder and why it was chosen.
+
+## 3. Add a first endpoint, and its key
+
+An endpoint is any OpenAI-compatible API: a provider (Groq, Mistral), an
+aggregator (OpenRouter), a hub the person runs (Open WebUI, LiteLLM, CLI Proxy
+API) or a local runtime (Ollama). Three ways, best first:
+
+- **Sign in from the dashboard** (step 4 opens it on this): OpenRouter,
+  NanoGPT, Hugging Face, Pollinations, a ChatGPT plan, GitHub Models, or a
+  local Ollama. No key is copied by hand.
+- **`init` with a key**, asked for without echo:
+
+      python scripts/init.py --endpoint openrouter https://openrouter.ai/api/v1 --key
+
+- **An environment variable**, for Docker and servers. The variable is
+  `BENCHWARMERS_KEY_<NAME>`, where `<NAME>` is the endpoint's key name
+  upper-cased with `-` written as `_`:
+
+  | Endpoint key name | Variable |
+  |---|---|
+  | `openrouter` | `BENCHWARMERS_KEY_OPENROUTER` |
+  | `openrouter-2` | `BENCHWARMERS_KEY_OPENROUTER_2` |
+  | `my-hub` | `BENCHWARMERS_KEY_MY_HUB` |
+
+  Without the variable, keys come from the `llm` CLI's key store
+  (`llm keys set <name>` writes there). The variable wins when both exist.
+
+One provider can be several endpoints (a pasted key and a sign-in, or two
+accounts); each needs its own name, and Benchwarmers suggests a free one.
+
+## 4. Start the dashboard
+
+    python serve.py                        # http://localhost:8122
+
+With no endpoint yet it opens on adding one. It listens on 127.0.0.1 only; to
+reach it from elsewhere see "Beyond this machine" below.
+
+Check: the page loads and Endpoints lists the endpoint from step 3.
+
+## 5. Onboard a few models
+
+In the dashboard: **Onboard a model**, pick a model the endpoint serves. Or:
+
+    python scripts/onboard.py "vendor/model-id" --endpoint openrouter
+    python scripts/onboard.py "vendor/model-id" --endpoint openrouter --skip-suite   # probe only
+
+Each is registered, probed (4 calls) and run through the suite. Confirm the
+cost with the person first. Three to five models make a useful first panel.
+
+## 6. Make a collection, start the gateway
+
+On the Collections page: a name, the members a panel always includes, and the
+shape of work it is for (review, design, ...). Then:
+
+    python gateway.py                      # http://127.0.0.1:8123/v1
+
+Any OpenAI-compatible client asks for the model `bench/<collection>`:
+
+    curl http://127.0.0.1:8123/v1/chat/completions -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
+      -d '{"model": "bench/<collection>", "messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "..."}]}'
+
+Every seat's answer comes back, plus a `bench` field with each seat's call id.
+For a chat window that shows one answer, ask for `bench/<collection>:merged`
+(or set the collection's reply to merged): a merger model writes one answer
+saying where the seats agreed and disagreed, and every seat is still in
+`bench`.
+Photos go in as OpenAI `image_url` parts (an https URL, or a `data:` URL up to
+20 MB a request); only models that take images sit, and the others are listed
+in `bench.skipped`. One the catalog knows nothing about sits once its model
+popup ticks Vision / OCR.
+After the person checks an answer against the real work, record a verdict
+(dashboard, or `POST /bench/verdict`); verdicts choose the next panels. See
+GATEWAY.md for the whole contract.
+
+## Beyond this machine
+
+Both servers refuse to listen anywhere but 127.0.0.1 without an admin token:
+
+    BENCHWARMERS_ADMIN_TOKEN=<16 or more characters>
+    BENCH_BIND=0.0.0.0
+    BENCHWARMERS_PUBLIC_URL=https://bench.example.com    # the address browsers use
+
+The dashboard then asks for the token once (a session cookie for a week), and
+the gateway routes need a gateway key made on Settings (`Authorization: Bearer
+<key>`). Give each app its own key, limited to the collections it uses and a
+rate; `BENCHWARMERS_REQUIRE_KEYS=1` asks for keys on this machine too. A
+browser app on another origin also needs `BENCH_ALLOWED_ORIGINS`. Check the
+result on Settings, Server and access, which shows each of these as it stands
+(never a secret's value). In Docker: put the token and the `BENCHWARMERS_KEY_<NAME>` variables in
+a `.env` beside `compose.yaml`, then `docker compose up -d`; the dashboard and
+gateway share one port and the data folder is a volume.
+
+## When something looks wrong
+
+- **"no endpoints configured"** from a script: add one (step 3).
+- **A model answers with an empty string**: usually a reasoning model that ran
+  out of its output budget, not a dead model.
+- **"sign in again"** on a model: the endpoint's key was refused (expired or
+  revoked). Fix it on the Endpoints page (Sign in again, or Change key); it never
+  retires the model.
+- **A server will not start**: it says why; beyond 127.0.0.1 it needs
+  `BENCHWARMERS_ADMIN_TOKEN`.