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How to compile a session into a Docker-validated coding task with Evo Trace

Review a candidate, build an executable bundle, and run two-state Docker validation on it.

Who it is forA developer building regression tasks or RL environments from real agent work who needs each task to be independently checked before use.

The problemA transcript is not a task. It needs a repo base, reference patch, verifier, and a Docker run that rejects the base and accepts the reference.

The outcomeA bundle with a recorded Docker validation run that moves from generated to verified, or a clear rejection with reasons.

What you need first

  • Existing Claude Code or Codex session history on the local machine
  • Git, and Node.js 22.19+ or 24+ for the DeepSeek Harness app
  • A model provider configured in Harness Settings for review, hardening, calibration, and evolution
  • Docker, only when building or validating executable environments

Steps

  1. Install and launch Evo Trace with curl -LsSf https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jinzijian/EvoTrace/main/install.sh | sh and then evotrace.
  2. Configure a model provider in Harness Settings, and make sure Docker is running.
  3. Run /review 1 to run the sequential four-agent review on candidate 1.
  4. Run /build 1 to compile an execution candidate, then /validate 1 to run two-state Docker validation.
  5. Run /runs to inspect the saved validation evidence and check the status.

Prompt for your agent

Using the EvoTrace repo at https://github.com/jinzijian/EvoTrace, run /review 1, /build 1, and /validate 1 in the DeepSeek Harness app for the candidate <candidate-number>. Report the asset status and the Docker validation result from /runs. Verify that the asset is marked Verified only if the base was rejected and the reference was accepted.

Caveat. Generated tasks and verifiers stay candidates until they pass the documented evidence and Docker validation gates, and Docker is required for this path.

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