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Run locally
Use fleet-runtime runs submit with --follow to create a direct Run and execute its eligible Rollouts on this machine. You can start with a local TaskSet or a prompt; Registry publication and an Experiment are not required.
Local execution is useful while authoring a benchmark, checking an Environment, or debugging one agent configuration. Follow the local CLI workflow or run a prompt without publishing content.
Run hosted
Use Registry UI or flt experiments submit to create an Experiment over one or more comparable agent configurations. Registry freezes the TaskSet and Task selection, then creates one member Run per agent configuration.
Use this path for shared execution, durable comparison, and inspection in Registry. See the hosted Experiment workflow. If you need one hosted Run without an Experiment, use the direct Runtime CLI path.
Local and hosted Runs both pin exact inputs, record explicit agent configuration and bindings, and preserve their Rollout, Attempt, evidence, and grading history. A retry adds a new Attempt to the same Rollout. Tasks without Verifiers can still complete without producing a score or pass/fail verdict.
Choose how you work
| Surface | Best for | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Registry UI | Browse content, create hosted Experiments, compare member Runs, and inspect results. | Initial import of locally authored content remains a CLI workflow. |
flt | Compile, import, inspect, and transfer immutable content; manage Registry credentials and submit hosted Experiments. | Does not execute Tasks locally. |
fleet-runtime | Run Tasks directly, inspect Runs and Attempts, and verify sealed evidence. | Does not resolve Registry names while executing. |
| Registry API | Integrate with the canonical Registry v1 HTTP API. | It is not a complete Platform API reference. |
fleet | Administer mutable access policy. | For platform administrators, not normal evaluation workflows. |