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Shareable teardowns

A teardown is more useful when you can send it to someone. Shareable teardowns turn a playground analysis into a link anyone can open — without an account, and without exposing anything private.

Create a share

Section titled “Create a share”
POST /v1/public/share
curl -sS https://agentf.lumniverse.com/v1/public/share \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d @trace.json

The response includes a share token; the teardown lives at:

https://agentf.lumniverse.com/s/:token

Retrieve a share

Section titled “Retrieve a share”
GET /s/:token
curl -sS https://agentf.lumniverse.com/s/abc123

Opening the link in a browser renders the full teardown — the failures, their scores, and the summaries — as a page you can hand to anyone.

Anonymized and time-limited

Section titled “Anonymized and time-limited”
  • Anonymized. Shares carry the analysis, not your identity. Strip anything sensitive from the trace before sharing, since the trace values appear in the summaries.
  • Time-limited. Share links expire, so a teardown you post today doesn’t live forever.

Good uses

Section titled “Good uses”
ScenarioWhy a share helps
Incident channelDrop a link instead of pasting a wall of JSON
Customer post-mortemShow exactly what the agent did and where it broke
Internal docsReference a concrete example of a failure class
Sales / evaluationLet a prospect see their own trace torn down