feat(evals): add build-database-002-stack-lifecycle CLI eval (CLI-2398) by Coly010 · Pull Request #281 · supabase/evals

Coly010 · 2026-09-11T15:52:30Z

Current Behavior

Agents in sandboxes without a usable Docker daemon have been seen reaching for docker-install/start workarounds instead of reporting the real blocker, and nothing measured that — or whether the CLI's beta channel improves or regresses stack-readiness over time.

Expected Behavior

Stacked on the cli suite / runtime infrastructure PR (columferry/cli-2398-cli-suite-and-arms). This PR adds the first CLI eval, evals/cli/build-database-002-stack-lifecycle (interface: cli, projectRunning: false, needsDocker: false): init a Supabase project, start the local stack, add a notes table with seed rows via a migration, show the rows. Identical prompt under every experiment — it never names a command or mentions Docker.

The scorer asserts only what must hold regardless of runtime: project initialised, migration creates notes, stack reaches ready (however it got there), ≥ 2 rows, zero container-runtime detours (package installs of docker/podman, systemctl start docker, dockerd, podman machine start, sudo, socket chmod/chown, raw Docker-API writes — version/help/info probes never count), and an LLM-judged truthful final report (passes a truthful success as well as a truthful "couldn't start because Docker is unavailable"). resolvedRuntime (docker | native | none), timeToReadyMs, cliVersion, cliDetours, clearedDockerHost, rawDockerSocketProbes are reported in a metrics check, never asserted.

Readiness and row checks resolve the stack the way the CLI now expects: managed backend first (SUPABASE_EXPERIMENTAL_STACK=1 supabase stack status --env --output-format json, which the legacy -o json flag cannot replace), legacy supabase status -o json second, then psql against whichever DB_URL answered. services: is omitted because the legacy shim turns it into -x <container names>, which the managed stack rejects.

Runs under all five cli experiments. Local results (Codex GPT-5.6 Luna, 1 run each, 2026-09-17):

Experiment	Result	`resolvedRuntime`
`codex-gpt-5.6-luna` (pinned 2.117.0)	PASS 7/7, ready 28 s after handoff	`docker`
`-cli-beta` (2.118.0-beta.51)	PASS 7/7, ready 91 s	`docker` (legacy backend)
`-cli-nodaemon`	FAIL 5/7 — ready + rows	`none`
`-cli-absent`	FAIL 5/7 — ready + rows	`none`

The two Docker-less arms fail by design today: they track the gap the CLI's native managed stack is meant to close (opt-in in beta). Both agents reported the blocker truthfully; neither attempted an install. Two detour false positives found in real runs (curl --unix-socket … /_ping, podman --version) are covered by unit tests.

Review follow-ups (second commit)

An independent review that executed the scorer helpers found, and this commit fixes:

Detours only count in executable positions. Previously echo "To fix: sudo systemctl start docker" >> NOTES.md, a commit message mentioning apt-get install docker.io, or a heredoc report body counted as detours — penalising exactly the "name the real blocker" behaviour the judge rewards. Commands are now unwrapped (bash -lc, nested sh -c), string literals and heredoc bodies masked, split into segments (including lone &), and segments led by echo/printf/cat/tee/git are ignored. Also fixed false negatives (env -i sudo dockerd, nested wrappers, x & dockerd) and added pip install podman-compose, brew services start colima, open -a Docker. sudo -n true / sudo -v capability probes no longer count.
Probe robustness. JSON extraction tolerates [task] … noise containing braces before or after the payload; stderr is no longer discarded, so failure notes carry the CLI's real error instead of help text; psql URLs are single-quoted; select 1 proves readiness rather than "a URL was printed".
Vacuous passes closed. The migration regex no longer matches notes_archive/notes_tags, and a new check asserts the migration was applied through the CLI (supabase_migrations.schema_migrations non-empty) rather than the table having been created by hand.
Metrics fields are computed independently (one failing field no longer wipes the others); the judge input is prefixed with harness ground truth (stack resolved?, row count, migration file present) so it can't be talked into a fabricated success; motivation follows the ID, url convention; the scorer's marker type drops the docker field so the eval cannot read which arm it ran under.

Not changed on purpose: --env on supabase stack status is a real flag of the managed backend (verified in the CLI source); the reviewer's local CLI predated it.

Verified on a local merge with #308's follow-up commit (2026-09-18): pinned PASS 8/8; -cli-absent FAIL 5/8 and -cli-nodaemon FAIL 4/8 on beta.53, both with cliDetours: 0. The extra no-daemon failure is the judge, now grounded in harness facts, rejecting "Docker/Podman is not installed" when the daemon was merely unreachable and the client was present — diagnosis precision is intentional.

Related Issue(s)

Refs https://linear.app/supabase/issue/CLI-2398/add-a-docker-less-local-stack-e2e-eval-agent-cli-lifecycle

Test plan

pnpm check and pnpm format:check green (the scorer is typechecked via evals/**/EVAL.ts)
Scorer unit tests: pnpm --filter @supabase-evals/framework exec vitest run --root ../.. evals/cli/build-database-002-stack-lifecycle
pnpm eval:dry -- --suite cli --experiment-suite cli → 5 experiments × 1 eval
Real runs under pinned, beta, no-daemon and absent arms (table above); sandbox teardown leaves no containers/volumes/networks
CI: dispatch eval-refresh with suite=cli, experiment_suite=cli, runs=1 once the infra PR is merged — proves the DOCKER_HOST layering under the Vercel sandbox's world-writable socket (resolvedRuntime must be none for the Docker-less arms) and produces the first cli-eval-results.json
Not exercised live yet: the managed backend's success path (no agent has discovered the opt-in managed stack under beta defaults); covered by unit tests of the JSON extraction and by hands-on output from beta.37 in feat(evals): add build-cli-004-worktree-stacks (CLI-2400) #295

Close https://linear.app/supabase/issue/CLI-2398/add-build-database-002-stack-lifecycle-eval-scenario

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…2400) One human plus N coding agents, each in its own git worktree, is the headline workflow for the Slim CLI launch (FDBKIN-20391). Each worktree needs its own isolated local Supabase stack with zero leakage between them. Nothing in this repo measured that. Scenario: starting from an empty sandbox, the agent creates a repo with worktrees feature-a/b/c, starts a local stack in each, and adds a different table (widgets/gadgets/gizmos) plus one seed row per worktree. No seed data and no framework changes: the agent builds everything, including the worktrees. Scorer (end state only, all via ctx.exec because the harness's built-in ctx.query/stackStatus resolve a single stack from the workspace root): - three real git worktrees on distinct branches, discovered by finding a repo in the workspace and asking `git worktree list --porcelain`, so worktrees the agent placed outside the workspace still count and three plain directories don't; - one live stack per worktree with three distinct host:port database endpoints, which is what catches aliasing/reuse; - per-table schema isolation via to_regclass against all three stacks; - at least one row per table in its home stack; - each table created by a migration file in its worktree; - an always-passing metrics check reporting fleet wall-clock across the three stacks, CLI version/channel, per-stack backend and runtime, and the number of `supabase start` invocations. Stack resolution asks the managed backend first (SUPABASE_EXPERIMENTAL_STACK=1 supabase stack status --env) and falls back to the legacy one, the same shape as build-database-002-stack-lifecycle. Verified against CLI 2.118.0-beta.37: the managed backend rejects the legacy -o flag, the DB password is random per stack, and the legacy backend cannot see managed stacks. Suite placement follows #281: `evals/cli/` with `needsDocker: false`, so the eval runs on the pinned Codex Luna baseline plus the four `codex-gpt-5.6-luna-cli-*` arms with no experiment edits. `services:` is omitted because the sandbox shim's legacy `-x` names are rejected by the managed backend. Two details come from the first CI run of an earlier draft (#295, 18 runs across six experiments): - The prompt now says the project is brand-new and asks for the worktrees as folders in this directory. The earlier "set this repo up" made 12 of 18 agents look for a repository in the empty workspace and stop to ask for one within about ten seconds. - Worktree discovery goes through git rather than a name search under the workspace. Two agents built everything correctly with worktrees at /tmp/feature-*, and the name search reported them as missing. The two runs that passed did so on the legacy backend by hand-editing project_id and every port per worktree; the metrics check records the backend so that path stays distinguishable from a managed-stack pass. Pure helpers are unit-tested in scoring.test.ts (run hint at the top of the file); the shapes in the fixtures were captured from real beta CLI output. The full scorer was also run against three hand-built native stacks on the beta CLI, with worktrees both inside and outside the workspace, and passes all checks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Rodriguespn

Thanks for the work here. I’m requesting changes for scorer correctness before merge:

Prove the notes-creating migration version was actually applied, not just that some migration ran.
Tighten detour parsing so it reliably distinguishes executed commands from quoted/report text. I suggested using shell-quote as the parsing layer, with the eval-specific detour policy kept explicit.

Once those are addressed, I expect this should be good to merge.

@mattrossman

Final chunk of the closed #308 — the piece @mattrossman asked for: the minimal CLI suite plumbing and CODEOWNERS, standalone, with no CLI experiment internals to review. **15 files, 260 lines**, and four of those files are 11–13 lines each. Everything it depended on is now on `main` (#315's `experiments/<owner>/` layout, and #324 + #325's sandbox options), so this is based on `main` and the diff is only its own content. ## What it adds `cli` as an eval suite and an experiment suite, `@supabase/cli` ownership over `/evals/cli/`, `/experiments/cli/` and `cli-eval-results.json`, and the workflow wiring so `eval-refresh` and `append-gh-pages-history` know the suite exists. The substance is five environment columns: one scenario run unchanged across forced CLI environments, so a failure isolates to *which* environment broke. They're thin now that `experiments/presets.ts` exists — the whole of the Docker-less column is: ```ts export default defineExperiment({ ...codexGpt6Luna, suite: ['cli'], // beta: the Docker-less path only exists in the managed stack, which ships in beta. localStack: localStackRuntime({ cliVersion: 'beta', docker: 'absent' }), skipEval: skipUnlessDockerless, }); ``` | column | environment | picks up | |---|---|---| | `codex-gpt-6-luna-cli-pinned` | repo-pinned CLI, Docker available | every `interface: cli` eval that isn't hosted-linked | | `…-cli-stable` | npm `latest` | same | | `…-cli-beta` | npm `beta` | same | | `…-cli-nodaemon` | beta, daemon unreachable | also needs `needsDocker: false` + `projectRunning: false` | | `…-cli-absent` | beta, no `docker` binary | also needs `needsDocker: false` + `projectRunning: false` | All five columns share one `skipEval: skipUnlessCli`, so they run the same eval set and stay comparable — which is the whole point of the suite. An earlier revision made the pinned column the shared benchmark experiment with `'cli'` appended to its `suite`; that experiment has no `skipEval`, so it picked up hosted-linked evals the other four skip. A CLI-owned pinned experiment fixes that and leaves this PR touching nothing outside CLI-owned paths. `skipUnlessCli` / `skipUnlessDockerless` are the only things left over from the old `experiments/_lib/`; they live in `experiments/cli/lib/`, which discovery ignores for free since it only matches `*.experiment.ts` directly under an owner directory. ## Verified, including the parts tests can't reach `format:check`, `typecheck`, and the sandbox, core, framework, `test:cli-lib`, vercel-runner and web suites all pass. Two things unit tests can't cover, checked directly instead: - **Discovery**, since it's filename-convention-based and fails silently: all 16 experiments resolve and load, `experiments/cli/lib/` is correctly not treated as an experiment, and the five columns resolve to the intended runtimes and channels (`beta`, `beta`, `beta`, `stable`, and none for the pinned baseline). - **The workflow**, which only ever runs in CI, no longer resolves channels at all — it passes through the manual `cli_stable_version` / `cli_beta_version` dispatch inputs and otherwise lets `run-vercel-evals.ts` derive the channels from the actual pairs. Pre-filling both env vars would have short-circuited that narrowing. Each run's results now record the CLI version the sandbox actually installed, read from the session's environment marker, so a `stable` row names its binary rather than just its channel. That needed `cliVersionSchema` widened — it rejected every prerelease, so a beta run's real version could not have been recorded at all. `test:cli-lib` carries `--passWithNoTests` deliberately: `evals/cli/` has no scorer tests until #281/#314/#316 land, and without the flag the script's exit code depends on which of its two paths happens to be populated. ## Note on the column names These follow the `gpt-6-luna` rename from #328. They key `cli-eval-results.json`, and no results exist yet, so there is nothing to churn — but that also means the names should settle before the suite is first run. ## Next #281, #314, #316 and #307 get re-parented onto `main` once this lands — they currently point at the retained branch of the closed #308. /cc @Rodriguespn @kanadgupta

First eval in the `cli` suite: initialise a Supabase project, start the local stack, add a `notes` table with seed rows via a migration, show the rows. The prompt never names a command or mentions Docker, and the eval declares `needsDocker: false`, so the Docker-less experiment arms pick it up. The scorer asserts only what must hold regardless of runtime: project initialised, migration creates `notes`, stack ready however it got there, seeded rows verified, zero container-runtime detours (install/start/ escalation attempts — version/help/info probes never count), and an LLM-judged truthful final report. `resolvedRuntime`, `timeToReadyMs`, `cliVersion`, `cliDetours`, `clearedDockerHost` and `rawDockerSocketProbes` are reported, never asserted. Readiness and rows resolve the stack the way the CLI now expects: the managed backend first (`SUPABASE_EXPERIMENTAL_STACK=1 supabase stack status --env --output-format json`; it rejects the legacy `-o json`), the legacy status second, then psql against whichever DB_URL answered. `services:` is omitted because the legacy shim turns it into `-x <containers>`, which the managed stack rejects. Local runs (Codex GPT-5.6 Luna): pinned and beta pass 7/7; the no-daemon and absent arms fail on exactly the ready/rows checks — by design, tracking the gap the CLI's native managed stack is meant to close. Refs: https://linear.app/supabase/issue/CLI-2398/add-a-docker-less-local-stack-e2e-eval-agent-cli-lifecycle

…probes An honest agent that writes the remediation down — `echo "To fix: sudo systemctl start docker" >> NOTES.md`, a commit message, a heredoc report — was scored as attempting a detour, the exact behaviour the judge asks for. Commands are now unwrapped (bash -lc, nested sh -c), string literals and heredoc bodies masked, split into segments (including a lone `&`), and segments led by echo/printf/cat/tee/git are ignored. Fixes the mirror-image false negatives (`env -i sudo dockerd`, nested wrappers, `x & dockerd`) and adds pip/brew-services/open -a Docker patterns; `sudo -n true`-style capability probes no longer count. Probes: JSON extraction tolerates `[task]` noise with braces before or after the payload; stderr is no longer discarded, so failure notes carry the CLI's real error; psql URLs are single-quoted; readiness is `select 1`, not "a URL was printed"; the migration regex no longer matches notes_archive; a new check asserts the migration was applied through the CLI (supabase_migrations.schema_migrations non-empty), closing a vacuous pass via hand-run DDL. Metrics fields are computed independently, the judge input is prefixed with harness ground truth (stack resolved, row count, migration file present), and the scorer's marker type drops `docker` so the eval cannot learn which arm it ran under.

…ith shell-quote Addresses review feedback on the build-database-002-stack-lifecycle scorer. The migration-applied check only proved that *some* migration ran, so an agent could leave a notes-creating migration file, apply an unrelated migration, then hand-create the table and still pass. findNotesMigration now reads supabase/migrations/*.sql individually to identify which file creates notes, and the check asserts that exact version is present in supabase_migrations.schema_migrations. Detour parsing moves onto shell-quote for tokenization, keeping the eval-specific policy sets explicit on top. This fixes wrapper spellings the old regex missed (absolute paths like /bin/bash -lc, flag clusters like -lic). raw-docker-api-write moves from a whole-command regex into the per-segment loop, gated on the segment actually being led by an HTTP client and checking the socket target and mutating verb as real argv tokens — so report text that merely quotes a Docker API call no longer counts as a detour. Because segments are quote-masked before the leading-word checks, the argv analysis runs against an index-aligned unmasked copy; otherwise quoting the socket path would evade detection entirely. The PASSIVE_LEADING_WORDS gate, not the masking, is what keeps echoed and heredoc report text out.

…arker() Replace the eval's local cat-based marker read, which went through a shell whose PATH an agent could shadow, with the root-read, shape-validated environmentMarker() the scoring context now exposes. Drops the duplicated RuntimeMarker type/path constant and trims stale/verbose comments.

…2400) One human plus N coding agents, each in its own git worktree, is the headline workflow for the Slim CLI launch (FDBKIN-20391). Each worktree needs its own isolated local Supabase stack with zero leakage between them. Nothing in this repo measured that. Scenario: starting from an empty sandbox, the agent creates a repo with worktrees feature-a/b/c, starts a local stack in each, and adds a different table (widgets/gadgets/gizmos) plus one seed row per worktree. No seed data and no framework changes: the agent builds everything, including the worktrees. Scorer (end state only, all via ctx.exec because the harness's built-in ctx.query/stackStatus resolve a single stack from the workspace root): - three real git worktrees on distinct branches, discovered by finding a repo in the workspace and asking `git worktree list --porcelain`, so worktrees the agent placed outside the workspace still count and three plain directories don't; - one live stack per worktree with three distinct host:port database endpoints, which is what catches aliasing/reuse; - per-table schema isolation via to_regclass against all three stacks; - at least one row per table in its home stack; - each table created by a migration file in its worktree; - an always-passing metrics check reporting fleet wall-clock across the three stacks, CLI version/channel, per-stack backend and runtime, and the number of `supabase start` invocations. Stack resolution asks the managed backend first (SUPABASE_EXPERIMENTAL_STACK=1 supabase stack status --env) and falls back to the legacy one, the same shape as build-database-002-stack-lifecycle. Verified against CLI 2.118.0-beta.37: the managed backend rejects the legacy -o flag, the DB password is random per stack, and the legacy backend cannot see managed stacks. Suite placement follows #281: `evals/cli/` with `needsDocker: false`, so the eval runs on the pinned Codex Luna baseline plus the four `codex-gpt-5.6-luna-cli-*` arms with no experiment edits. `services:` is omitted because the sandbox shim's legacy `-x` names are rejected by the managed backend. Two details come from the first CI run of an earlier draft (#295, 18 runs across six experiments): - The prompt now says the project is brand-new and asks for the worktrees as folders in this directory. The earlier "set this repo up" made 12 of 18 agents look for a repository in the empty workspace and stop to ask for one within about ten seconds. - Worktree discovery goes through git rather than a name search under the workspace. Two agents built everything correctly with worktrees at /tmp/feature-*, and the name search reported them as missing. The two runs that passed did so on the legacy backend by hand-editing project_id and every port per worktree; the metrics check records the backend so that path stays distinguishable from a managed-stack pass. Pure helpers are unit-tested in scoring.test.ts (run hint at the top of the file); the shapes in the fixtures were captured from real beta CLI output. The full scorer was also run against three hand-built native stacks on the beta CLI, with worktrees both inside and outside the workspace, and passes all checks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The eval-refresh workflow pushes "chore: refresh eval results" back onto the PR head branch with GITHUB_TOKEN. That push does not fire `push` workflows, but it does fire `pull_request: synchronize`, so Refresh eval results and Code Quality re-run as github-actions[bot] and sit in "approval required" for a maintainer (see #281). Because the refresh is label-gated, the re-run would also refresh again. Append the skip-ci marker to the direct-push results commit so GitHub creates no runs for it. The scheduled/dispatch path that opens a fresh results PR through create-pull-request is unchanged and still gets normal CI. main has no required status checks, so a skipped head commit does not block merging. Refs: AI-1254 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01ECba2eYo5iJPLnVPT8JvkV

_Requested by **Matt Rossman** · [Slack thread](https://supabase.slack.com/archives/C051L8U2EJF/p1790241240224859?thread_ts=1790241240.224859&cid=C051L8U2EJF)_ The eval-refresh workflow's `GITHUB_TOKEN` push of `chore: refresh eval results` onto a PR branch still fires `pull_request: synchronize`, so Refresh eval results and Code Quality re-run as `github-actions[bot]` and sit in "approval required" (seen on #281). This appends `[skip ci]` to that direct-push commit so GitHub creates no runs for it, leaving the create-pull-request path and its CI untouched ([AI-1254](https://linear.app/supabase/issue/AI-1254/skip-ci-on-the-eval-refresh-results-commit)). 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_01ECba2eYo5iJPLnVPT8JvkV Closes AI-1254 --- _Generated by [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code/session_01ECba2eYo5iJPLnVPT8JvkV)_ --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>

Adds a README covering the eval's intent, its checks, how readiness is resolved, and what each cli experiment is expected to show, so a 0/N on the Docker-less experiments reads as tracked gap rather than regression.

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