--- language: - en tags: - robotics - mujoco - simulation - agent-generated --- # OpenCode MuJoCo generation outputs (evidential export) Finished and cancelled generation sessions from Chenyu's OpenCode share of the MuJoCo campaign in BX126/dev_simreadybench. Fully separate from the Codex export under `chenyu/codex/` and the Windows-Codex part, and from any handoffs. Sessions ran on `opencode-go/deepseek-v4.1-flash` and `opencode-go/glm-5.3-flash` (OpenCode Go subscription); the preserved early sessions ran on the free-tier `opencode/deepseek-v4.1-flash-free` and `opencode/glm-5.3-flash-free`. Every row carries its own full model string in `run.json` and in `manifest.jsonl`; `export_summary.json` groups sessions by that exact real model name and never counts free sessions as Go sessions. Each `track/engine/item/run_id` directory reconstructs the original run folder: - `output.tar.gz` — the unchanged Agent-generated output directory (unpack → `output/`); - `session.tar.gz` — everything else of the run folder: staged `input/` (and `tools/`), the CLI event log `generation.jsonl`, the exact rendered prompt `submitted_prompt.txt`, `token_usage.json` when present, `evaluator_protocol.json`, and the untrimmed original `run.json` (contract name, sha256, protocol hash). Unpacking both archives side by side reproduces the run folder verbatim; - `run.json`, `files.json` (output file hashes and symlinks), `session_files.json` (session-archive file hashes and symlinks). `manifest.jsonl` records per session: run id, full model name, budget, execution status, both archives' byte sizes and sha256, and whether the row is a normal finished session or a cancelled attempt (kept and labelled). `export_summary.json` groups them by model. The campaign's state and configuration are snapshotted per publish batch under `campaign/snapshots//` (also as the live `campaign/{state,config}.json`); each snapshot includes `batch_runs.jsonl`, the exact sessions that batch covers. Historical snapshots are kept. A `budget_expired` or `cli_failed` status exposes the enforced end or cancellation of a generation session — none of these is benchmark success and none is an independent quality PASS. Independent evaluation is not included in this export. Failed self-checks, refinement attempts and checkpoints inside generated output are preserved as they were made. Nothing from outside the run folders is uploaded: no container credentials or temporary auth caches, no model keys, no benchmark per-item ground truth, no export preparation or scratch files. The original local run folders remain unchanged.