check-infra

To validate environment variables and API tokens for benchmark tasks, you can run a pre-run infrastructure check. This verifies the validity of credentials like your ANTHROPIC_API_KEY and SOURCEGRAPH_ACCESS_TOKEN to prevent execution failures caused by invalid or missing configurations.

A pre-run environment check is a validation process that confirms system readiness before benchmark execution. It verifies API token validity, required environment variables, Docker service status, available disk space, and the presence of necessary directories to prevent wasted execution time.

Yes, your Docker service needs to be running for infrastructure validation. The environment check explicitly verifies Docker service status to ensure containerized benchmark tasks can execute properly without encountering setup errors during the run.

Yes, you need the Harbor CLI installed to check benchmark infrastructure readiness. The environment validation verifies the presence of required command-line tools like Harbor, alongside checking available disk space and necessary directories, ensuring complete setup readiness.

Your benchmark setup fails with infrastructure validation errors when system configurations are incomplete. Common setup issues include invalid API tokens, missing environment variables, inactive Docker services, insufficient disk space, or absent required command-line tools like Harbor.