Benchmark report

Task verified

6m 30s elapsed

The saved attempt met the documented success criterion.

Experience score

96/ 100

Agent-Ready
  • SInstall
  • SAuth
  • SExecute
  • ADocs
  • SCurrent
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 A, Current SSInstallSAuthSExecuteADocsSCurrent
Agent profile · this run
Judge's note · what slowed the agent most
A broken docs anchor (rollbacks page pointed to commands/general#rollback; the section actually lives on commands/workers) cost two extra grep calls.

Where the time went

6:30 agent time
  • Research0:22
  • Attempt4:16
  • Verify1:52
6m 30sTotal elapsed
2:47Time to first success
0:00Waited on the owner

Judge reason

Saved artifacts and transcript tool results agree end-to-end. work/code/src/index-v1.js and index-v2.js hard-code version ('v1'/'v2') and compute servedAt via new Date().toISOString() per request (no env var). `npx wrangler deploy src/index-v1.js` created version 197e6339-1952-4a85-864a-89cc28dd3ecb on https://tpcbench-r1794010394-04bd3676.inv-edf08d9e.workers.dev (01-deploy-v1.txt, RC=0); poll returned {"version":"v1","servedAt":"2026-11-07T00:13:35.556Z"}. Deploying index-v2.js to the same Worker/URL gave version 7b8bedc1-... and the same URL served {"version":"v2","servedAt":"2026-11-07T00:13:47.171Z"}. Rollback used the documented `npx wrangler rollback 197e6339-...` (07-rollback.txt: 'SUCCESS Worker Version 197e6339-... has been deployed to 100% of traffic', Current Version ID back to the original v1 id); `wrangler versions list` shows only the two original versions, so v1 was never rebuilt or re-uploaded. Post-rollback poll returned {"version":"v1","servedAt":"2026-11-07T00:14:05.986Z"} — a fresh timestamp 30s later, proving live per-request execution, not cache. `wrangler delete --name tpcbench-...` succeeded; the final fetch returned HTTP 404 with a Cloudflare error page, and an API sweep of 66 account scripts showed 'tpcbench-* remaining: []'. Token was read from a private file at /tmp/cfpriv outside home and used only via $CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN; a grep of the whole home dir for the token value found 0 files and no authorization/bearer strings. Account id and workers.dev subdomain were resolved through documented REST endpoints. All work was CLI/API only.

Attempt record

  1. 1:22Answered from saved key: Cloudflare API token (CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN)no wait
  2. —First success verified

Attempt artifacts saved.