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Export a benchmark pipeline as a zip file for sharing or archiving. Excludes cache and large snapshots.
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| name | export |
| description | Export a benchmark pipeline as a zip file for sharing or archiving. Excludes cache and large snapshots. |
| argument-hint | [project-directory] [-o output.zip] [-r runId] |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
| allowed-tools | Bash(agentic-usability *) |
Export the pipeline project as a zip archive for sharing or archiving.
echo "Arguments: $ARGUMENTS"
-o, --output <path>: Output zip file path (default: <pipeline-name>-export.zip)-r, --run <runId>: Export only a specific run instead of the entire projectThe zip includes:
config.json — pipeline configurationsuite.json — test suiteresults/ — all run results (judge scores, solutions, logs)cache/** — git repo clones (can be re-fetched)**/*.tar.gz — workspace snapshots (large binary files)<project>/
config.json
suite.json
results/<runId>/
run.json # Run manifest
pipeline-state.json # Pipeline state
report.json # Scorecard
<target>/<testId>/ # Per-test results
Run agentic-usability export -p $ARGUMENTS.
For the full file inventory, see pipeline-guide.md.
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