sf env

List agent RL environments

sf env ls
sf env show alice/calculator-tasks@1.0.0
sf env push ./my-env --name calculator-tasks --version 1.0.0

Agent RL environments: the task suites an agent practises against. sf env ls shows what you may reference — public environments plus your own.

sf env show prints one environment’s manifest: its protocol, its verifier, its tools, and whether it needs a sandbox. It does not print the tasks, and no command does. A taskset encodes what a business considers hard, so a job references an environment and never receives a copy.

To author one, see Agent environments.

Registering something already running

sf env runner register http://envbox-3.corp:8080 \
  --name shared-sim --version 1.0.0 \
  --rubric alice/task-completion

Verifies a running OpenEnv service and registers it as an environment, without needing an administrator. The platform never starts or proxies it — it decides whether a job may reach that host and hands the URL to the trainer.

sf env

List agent RL environments

sf env <subcommand>

Command	Description
sf env ls	List the visible environments
sf env push	Push a new version of an environment
sf env runner	Register an environment that already runs on a machine of your own
sf env show	What an environment declares

sf env ls

List the visible environments

sf env ls

No options beyond --help.

sf env push

Push a new version of an environment

sf env push <DIRECTORY> [options]

Argument	Description
DIRECTORY	Holds manifest.json and tasks.jsonl; everything under it is uploaded (required)

Option	Description
--name, -n	<owner>/<name>, or a bare name in your own namespace (required)
--version, -v	required
--public	Only applies when the environment is first created

sf env runner

Register an environment that already runs on a machine of your own

sf env runner <subcommand>

Command	Description
sf env runner register	Register a running OpenEnv service as an environment

sf env runner register

Register a running OpenEnv service as an environment

sf env runner register [ENDPOINT] [options]

Argument	Description
ENDPOINT	Where the environment already answers, e.g. http://envbox-3.corp:8080

Option	Description
--fleet	Register it on a fleet instead of a fixed address; the platform picks a machine from it when a job runs
--name, -n	<owner>/<name>, or a bare name in your own namespace (required)
--version, -v	required
--rubric	Score with a platform Rubric instead of the environment’s own reward
--description	What this environment is for
--public	Only applies when the environment is first created

sf env show

What an environment declares

sf env show <REFERENCE>

Argument	Description
REFERENCE	required

No options beyond --help.