Benchmark report

Task verified

9m 36s elapsed

The saved attempt met the documented success criterion.

Experience score

99/ 100

Agent-Ready
  • SInstall
  • SAuth
  • SExecute
  • SDocs
  • ACurrent
Experience measures friction in the tested task. The verdict says whether it succeeded.
Agent profile for this run: Install S, Auth S, Execute S, Docs S, Current ASInstallSAuthSExecuteSDocsACurrent
Agent profile · this run
Judge's note · what slowed the agent most
libsql-client 0.3.1 masking the server's permission error as KeyError: 'result', requiring a raw /v2/pipeline probe; plus a 409 rerun after an aborted first attempt.

Where the time went

9:36 agent time
  • Research0:38
  • Attempt6:43
  • Verify2:14
9m 36sTotal elapsed
3:44Time to first success
0:00Waited on the owner

Judge reason

Saved code (code/stage1_create_and_scope.py, stage2_revoke_and_cleanup.py, tursolib.py) makes only real urllib/libsql-client calls to api.turso.tech and the db host; no mocks. Evidence shows live responses: POST /v1/organizations/rickchen/databases -> 200 creating tpcbench-7cefbfdd (03), TLSv1.3 handshake with CERT_REQUIRED and hostname verified (04), POST .../auth/tokens?authorization=read-only -> 200 with a distinct EdDSA JWT carrying claim a=ro (07). Connecting with only that token (08): SELECT id,name FROM items returns [[1,alpha],[2,beta],[3,gamma]], and INSERT is refused by the server with BLOCKED 'SQL write operations are forbidden (current session doesn't have write permission)'; a re-read shows no id=99. Credential name plus non-secret JWT claims are printed in place of SQL current_user, correctly explained as a SQLite/libSQL engine property. Revocation via the documented POST .../auth/rotate -> 200 (10), after which the same token gets HTTP 401 'role was invalidated after token was issued' and the stock driver raises LibsqlError 401 (11). Cleanup: DELETE -> 200 {"database":"tpcbench-7cefbfdd"} (12), follow-up GET -> 404 record not found (13), absent from the database list with remaining_tpcbench_databases: [] (14), and the SQL endpoint returns 404 Namespace doesn't exist (15). Secret scan (16) finds no JWT material in evidence/ or code/; the only 'password' hit is Turso's own empty "password":"" field, and the management token was read from a file outside the home dir and never printed. Transcript line 132 shows the stage-2 run producing these responses live.

Attempt record

  1. 1:56Answered from saved key: TURSO_API_TOKENno wait
  2. —First success verified

Attempt artifacts saved.