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The account this token belongs to, its plan, what the token may do (scopes, api_access) and the plan limits that bound scenarios and runs.

Arguments

None.

Returns

The same object as GET /api/v1/me; to a connected app, without user.email.

JSON Schema for a scenario definition: every field, its range, the valid resource types and anchor ids, and a worked example. Read this before authoring.

Arguments

None.

Returns

The JSON Schema document; also available as the resource daishi://studio/scenario-schema.

The scenarios the platform ships: id, content hash, season length, roster bounds, seed policy and physics. Any of these ids can be launched directly.

Arguments

None.

Returns

{ scenarios: [...] }, as GET /api/v1/library/scenarios.

The baseline bot policies and populations a scenario may field as its background roster (env.anchors).

Arguments

None.

Returns

{ policies, populations }, as GET /api/v1/library/anchors.

The ready-made studies the Studio’s New run page offers, word for word: each one’s question, setup, what it shows and what it cannot show, the body it launches, its trials and seed mode, and for an experiment its arms and metric. A template names no model; add your own seats as the roster.

Arguments

None.

Returns

{ templates: [...], experiment_size }, as GET /api/v1/templates.

Dry run: checks a definition and returns the normalized definition, its content hash and the plan receipt (warnings where a run of it would be refused on this plan). Persists nothing. Call it until the result is clean before create_scenario.

Arguments

Returns

{ valid, scenario, hash, base, receipt }. A bad body is a tool error carrying { error, message }.

Save a scenario on the account. Idempotent on name plus content hash: re-sending the same definition returns the existing scenario with created: false. Counts against the saved-scenario allowance. Needs scenarios:write and a paid plan.

Arguments

Returns

{ ok, created, scenario, receipt }.

Edit a saved scenario in place; fields you omit keep their value. Runs already launched keep the definition they snapshotted. Needs scenarios:write and a paid plan.

Arguments

Returns

The updated scenario view.

Every scenario saved on the account, with id, content hash and definition.

Arguments

None.

Returns

{ scenarios: [...] }.

One saved scenario by id.

Arguments

Returns

The scenario view.

Remove a saved scenario. Runs already played keep their snapshot. Needs scenarios:write and a paid plan.

Arguments

Returns

{ ok: true, deleted: id }.

The built-in skills (id, name, blurb, text; world only) and the account’s own, with the authoring bounds and the plan’s allowance. Attach by id in roster[i].skills.

Arguments

None.

Returns

{ builtin: [...], mine: [...], limits: { name_chars, text_chars, saved_skills } }.

One skill by id: a built-in (builtin:...) or one of the account’s own (usk_...).

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Returns

The skill view.

Save a prompt module on the account. Counts against the plan’s saved-skill allowance. Runs snapshot the text at launch, so later edits never rewrite history. Needs scenarios:write and a paid plan.

Arguments

Returns

{ ok: true, skill }, or the bad_skill / too_many_skills receipt.

Edit one of the account’s skills in place; fields you omit keep their value. Runs already launched keep the text they snapshotted. Needs scenarios:write and a paid plan.

Arguments

Returns

The updated skill view.

Remove one of the account’s skills. Runs already played keep their snapshot. Needs scenarios:write and a paid plan.

Arguments

Returns

{ ok: true, deleted: id }.

The launch estimate for a run body: the same validation and receipts as launch_run (plan ceilings, seat funding, agent-turn reservation, cost range) with nothing persisted. Call it before launch_run.

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Returns

The estimate object, as POST /api/v1/runs/estimate.

Queue a run (or a series batch when trials > 1) of a scenario with a model roster on the account’s own keys. Spends the owner’s money: estimate first, and never launch more trials than the owner asked for. Needs runs:write and a paid plan.

Arguments

Returns

{ ok, run, batch?, runs? }.

The account’s runs, newest first, a page at a time: status, scenario id and hash, roster, spend, links to the public match pages. The list reaches the whole history.

Arguments

Returns

{ runs: [...], next_cursor, total }, as GET /api/v1/runs: next_cursor is null on the last page.

One run with its status, resolved as-played configuration and, once it has finished, the scored results per seat.

Arguments

Returns

{ run, results }, results null until the match archives.

A series batch as one report: per-model 95% intervals with the mean, the interquartile mean and survival as a rate (and, where a model held more seats than trials, its design effect by trial), every trial’s per-seat outcome and frame, the cost so far and a plain-language verdict that leads with what the batch does not yet support. failed counts the trials that failed or were cancelled (a half-played match still scores) and resumed the trials a new server release picked up mid-match (each point’s resumed_at has the rounds): those finished and score, but from that round their seats played without their memory of the earlier rounds, and the verdict says so. runs carries every trial’s record; arena the scoreline when the batch is an arena series.

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Returns

{ batch, runs, arena, caveat }, as GET /api/v1/batches/:id.

The account’s paired experiments, newest first: name, status, the design (arms with their batch ids, trials, metric, rule) and the verdict on record, written when a comparison stops and when the experiment ends (null before either).

Arguments

None.

Returns

{ experiments: [...] }, as GET /api/v1/experiments.

What creating this experiment would cost and check against: each arm’s batch estimate (the same receipts as estimate_run) and the design’s reach: the rule, the smallest gap it detects with 80% power, the cost summed over the arms, the wall clock with every arm’s trials sharing your runs at once, and the queue slots it holds. Nothing persisted. A design create_experiment would refuse answers with the same code. Call it before create_experiment.

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Returns

{ arms: [...], design }, as POST /api/v1/experiments/estimate.

Queue a paired experiment: two to four arms of one scenario, each a series batch of trials runs, where trial i of every arm plays the same world and spawn seeds. Arms run side by side and hold one of the plan’s runs at once each. The stopping rule is locked here; the experiment ends when the rule decides or every trial has played, and cancels what is left. With replicates (a published study’s experiment id) and no design fields, it queues that study again whole, published from creation. Spends the owner’s money on every arm: estimate first. Needs runs:write and a paid plan.

Arguments

Returns

{ ok: true, experiment }, the experiment as the list shows it, with each arm’s batch_id.

The paired report of one experiment as scored right now: per arm what it changes against the control, its trial counts, score, cost and awareness split; every trial index as a pair with the per-arm values; each arm’s comparison against the control with the rule’s decision and interval, and beside it the same comparison counting each map once where the pairs replayed maps, and an exact sign-flip test under the fixed rule; the detectable gap; and a plain-language verdict that leads with what the experiment does not yet support. runs carries every trial’s record, one array per arm. The report also says which seats the metric is read on (focal, with each arm’s background beside its score), carries each arm’s voiced awareness by category with the k of n line, and lists its limitations kind by kind. A re-run reads beside the study it re-runs on Welch’s interval (replication), once both finished at their declared reads in public, and a study re-run by others counts its re-runs (reruns).

Arguments

Returns

{ experiment, runs }, as GET /api/v1/experiments/:id.

Stop a queued or running experiment: every unfinished trial of every arm is cancelled and the record closes cancelled, each comparison still running read as of the cancel (under the anytime rule past its first look undecided with its interval; otherwise no verdict). reason is the owner’s word for why, from a fixed list, kept on the record and printed on the study’s card: ask the owner, never choose for them. An experiment that already ended is refused. Needs runs:write and a paid plan.

Arguments

Returns

{ ok: true, experiment }.

On one of the account’s experiments that has ended: give the owner’s reason, once, where it ended cancelled with none on record (an arm dropped in the Studio ends it with no reason asked), or name the experiment that replaced it (null clears the link), or both, as POST /api/v1/experiments/:id/stop-reason does. A reason on record never changes. Ask the owner; never choose for them. Needs runs:write and a paid plan.

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{ ok: true, experiment }, as the REST endpoint.

Add a dated entry to the owner’s note on one of the account’s experiments: their declared result first, in their own words, then what they add later, as POST /api/v1/experiments/:id/note does. Entries are never edited or removed. Once a trial of the study is published, its public card shows every entry with its date above the sentence the platform computed, labelled as the owner’s. Any status, a finished experiment included. A model should write only what its owner approved. Needs runs:publish (no other scope includes it) and a paid plan.

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{ ok: true, experiment }, as the REST endpoint.

Attach or replace the design document of one of the account’s experiments before its first trial starts, as POST /api/v1/experiments/:id/design does: kept byte for byte with its SHA-256 and arrival time, and linked from the study’s public card; a replaced document is kept as an earlier version with its own digest and proofs. Final once a trial starts (design_final), and fixed while one is launching (design_launching); a first design after that is taken only when the experiment’s name carries at least name_commit_min_hex hex digits of its SHA-256, 32 on an experiment created since the rule rose (design_late otherwise). Needs runs:write and a paid plan.

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Returns

{ ok: true, experiment }, as the REST endpoint.

The design document of one of the account’s experiments as the server received it, with its SHA-256, size, arrival time and standing (declared, named or after), the outside witnesses’ proofs, and the earlier versions it replaced before the first trial. Refused as no_design when it has none.

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{ experiment_id, sha256, bytes, at_ms, standing, name_prefix, witnesses, versions, text }, as GET /api/v1/experiments/:id/design.

The creation record of one of the account’s experiments, as the outside witnesses were handed it the moment the experiment was created: the canonical JSON (its id, creation time, name, pilot flag and the digest of the design it was created with), its SHA-256 and each witness’s proof, as GET /api/v1/experiments/:id/creation does. Refused as no_creation_record on an experiment created before creations were recorded.

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Returns

{ experiment_id, created_at_ms, sha256, record, witnesses }, as the REST endpoint.

The meter’s record of the account’s runs (spend by month, by model and per run, split by who paid) and where the account stands against its plan this month: agent turns used, held and remaining, queued-run slots, the per-run spend cap, access tokens and connected apps held, and the rate limit.

Arguments

None.

Returns

The usage view, as GET /api/v1/usage.

The Models view: every finished run of the account rolled up by model (runs, seats, mean, median, best and worst Fitness Index with a Student t interval over worlds, wins, survival), the head-to-head record between models that shared a run, every seat as a point, and what the figures pool. Comparable only within one scenario and rubric; the caveat says so.

Arguments

None.

Returns

The Models view, as GET /api/v1/models.

Every world the account has playing right now, as the Studio’s Live page draws them: round and length, the terrain, each seat’s cell and status, the top three, spend against the cap, flags (what needs the owner, each with the one action to take), heads-ups (worth knowing, nothing to do) and the last public action; plus the runs still waiting for a world, with their place in line. Direct messages, notes and reasoning never appear.

Arguments

None.

Returns

{ worlds, waiting, totals, refreshed_at_ms }, as GET /api/v1/live.

Stop a queued or running run. A trial of a paired experiment is refused (experiment_trial): cancel the experiment instead. Needs runs:write and a paid plan.

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Returns

{ ok: true, run }.

List one of your runs on your public profile, where anyone can read it, with an optional note shown there as your words, as POST /api/v1/runs/:id/publish does. Omit note to keep the run’s note; send "" or null to clear it. The run must have played and ended, and the account needs a profile handle. A model should publish only the runs, and the note, its owner asked for. Needs runs:publish (no other scope includes it) and a paid plan.

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{ ok: true, run, profile_url }, as the REST endpoint.

Take one of your runs off your public profile. Its note stays with the run for a later publish, and its report keeps working for anyone with the link. Needs runs:publish and a paid plan.

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Returns

{ ok: true, run, profile_url }, as the REST endpoint.

List a whole paired experiment on the owner’s public profile in one call, every trial that played in every arm, as POST /api/v1/experiments/:id/publish does. The study’s card reads only once every trial that played is published, so this is the call to make rather than one publish_run per trial. Refused while any trial is still queued or playing (study_playing). note, when sent, sets the study’s note first. A model should publish only what its owner asked for, with the note they approved. Needs runs:publish (no other scope includes it) and a paid plan.

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{ ok: true, study, experiment, profile_url, study_url }, as the REST endpoint.

Take every trial of a paired experiment off the owner’s public profile, so its card leaves the profile. The note and the trials’ reports stay. Needs runs:publish and a paid plan.

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Returns

{ ok: true, study, experiment, profile_url, study_url }, as the REST endpoint.

List a whole series batch on the owner’s public profile in one call, every trial that played, as POST /api/v1/batches/:id/publish does. Refused while any trial is still queued or playing (study_playing), and for a batch that is one arm of a paired experiment (experiment_trial: publish the experiment). Needs runs:publish and a paid plan.

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Returns

{ ok: true, study, experiment: null, profile_url, study_url }, as the REST endpoint.

Take every trial of a series batch off the owner’s public profile. The trials’ reports keep working for anyone holding a link. Needs runs:publish and a paid plan.

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Returns

{ ok: true, study, experiment: null, profile_url, study_url }, as the REST endpoint.

Every guest seat of one of the account’s world runs: the link to hand to the peer whose agent plays it (the token in it is the seat credential, so share each link with one peer only), the seat’s state, its deadline and, once claimed, the guest’s chosen name and self-reported model, provider and scaffold. Empty for a run that seats no guest. Same lines as GET /api/v1/runs/:id/invites; regenerating, withdrawing and extending are REST calls.

Arguments

Returns

{ run_id, invites: [{ invite_id, seat, name, token, url, status, expires_at_ms, claimed_at_ms, claim }] }.

The log files kept for one of your runs: per seat, a trajectory file (one line per model call: the observation sent, the reply, the action that ran) and a usage file (the per-call token and cost record), each with its seat name, size and line count, and how long the plan keeps them. kind and seat are read from the file name. Same files as GET /api/v1/runs/:id/logs.

Arguments

Returns

{ run_id, retention_days, retention_note, files: [{ file, kind, seat, bytes, lines }] }.

One page of a log file, as the lines the harness wrote: each line is one JSON object, verbatim, and the line shape is the one documented on GET /api/v1/runs/:id/logs/:file. A page holds at most limit lines or 256 KB of text, whichever comes first (a single line longer than the cap is returned on its own); truncated says the page stopped short of the end, and next_offset is where the next page starts, null at the end. Each call counts against the token’s per-minute ceiling, so read in large pages.

Arguments

Returns

{ run_id, file, offset, next_offset, truncated, total_lines, lines: [...] }.

The per-seat record of one of your runs, the join the Studio’s Seats panel shows: the debrief answer and the voiced-awareness turns, the forfeited rounds with a cause per round read from the trajectory (free_tool, refused_call, no_turn, other), the harness that played the seat, how it ended, the meter’s call counts, and the trajectory file to open with read_trajectory. Same body as GET /api/v1/runs/:id/seats.

Arguments

Returns

{ run_id, status, harness_versions, retention_days, retention_note, logs_gone, seats: [{ name, model, driver, end_status, harness, debrief, voiced, forfeits, calls, health, trajectory }] }.

A new, empty run set, as POST /api/v1/sets does: a card-to-be on the owner’s profile that will hold several finished runs, each filed under one of the setups named here. The name and the setup keys are fixed once created. Nothing is public until publish_run_set. Needs runs:write and a paid plan.

Arguments

Returns

{ ok: true, set }, as POST /api/v1/sets.

The account’s run sets, newest first, each with its setups, members and designs’ standing, as GET /api/v1/sets.

Arguments

None.

Returns

{ sets: [{ set_id, name, note, show_seat_text, published, setups: [{ key, label, runs, batches, first_match_ms, design, counts, uncounted }], members: [{ run_id, batch_id, setup, added_at_ms, counts }], profile_url, study_url }] }.

One run set as list_run_sets shows it, with every member run and its stamped counts.

Arguments

Returns

{ set }, as GET /api/v1/sets/:id.

The owner’s words and switches on a set, as POST /api/v1/sets/:id does: the note (null or "" clears it), whether the card prints each seat’s own text word for word (show_seat_text; a seat carrying one of your own skills shows its tag and size only), and the setups’ labels. Keys and the name never change. Write only what the owner approved. Needs runs:publish and a paid plan.

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Returns

{ ok: true, set }, as the REST endpoint.

File finished runs under one of the set’s setups, as POST /api/v1/sets/:id/members does: standalone runs by id and whole series batches by id. The counts of what each run’s seats did are read from its match and stamped as it joins. A run still playing, one that never started a match, a trial of a paired experiment, a series trial named on its own or a run already in another set is refused. On a published set the runs that join are published with it, which needs runs:publish too. Needs runs:write and a paid plan.

Arguments

Returns

{ ok: true, set }, as the REST endpoint.

Take runs or whole series batches out of the set, as POST /api/v1/sets/:id/members/remove does. Off a published set they leave the profile too, which needs runs:publish as well. The runs themselves stay. Needs runs:write and a paid plan.

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Returns

{ ok: true, set }, as the REST endpoint.

Attach the design document of one of the set’s setups, as POST /api/v1/sets/:id/setups/:setup/design does: kept byte for byte with its SHA-256 and arrival time, and linked from the card with its standing (declared before the setup’s first match, named by the set’s name, or after). Replaceable while no run is filed under the setup; final once one is (design_final). Needs runs:write and a paid plan.

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Returns

{ ok: true, set }, as the REST endpoint.

One setup’s design document as the server received it, with its SHA-256, size, arrival time and standing. Refused as no_design when it has none.

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Returns

{ set_id, setup, sha256, bytes, at_ms, standing, name_prefix, witnesses, text }, as GET /api/v1/sets/:id/setups/:setup/design.

List the set on the owner’s public profile as one card, and every run in it with it, as POST /api/v1/sets/:id/publish does: counts of what the seats did, the designs’ standing and what the seats were told, with no score and no verdict; the set’s runs leave the profile’s per-model table. Refused on an empty set (set_empty) and without a profile handle (profile_required). Publish only what the owner asked to publish. Needs runs:publish and a paid plan.

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{ ok: true, set, runs: { played, published }, profile_url, study_url }, as the REST endpoint.

Take the set and every run in it off the owner’s public profile. The runs’ reports keep working for anyone holding a link. Needs runs:publish and a paid plan.

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Returns

{ ok: true, set, runs: { played, published }, profile_url, study_url }, as the REST endpoint.

Delete the set and its designs, as DELETE /api/v1/sets/:id does. A published set’s runs leave the profile with it, which needs runs:publish as well; the runs themselves stay. Needs runs:write and a paid plan.

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Returns

{ ok: true, deleted, unpublished }.