Computer Use reports use one of four evidence classes. The class is part of the qualification boundary and is not descriptive copy.
A live provider used the production Runtime, Computer Use tool, owned fixture, and executor path. Provider qualification additionally requires:
complete/end_turn;- enforced or explicitly reported policy provenance;
- exact provider, model, producer, and live transport identity;
- successful or scenario-expected actions within pre-dispatch budgets;
- fixture process-instance PID/window ownership for every targeted action, including both old and replacement instances in restart scenarios;
- observation lineage for every observation-bound action;
- the scenario's exact action sequence when one is declared;
- AX or semantic dispatch evidence for mutations;
- passing expected-state and forbidden-effect assertions.
Missing evidence is invalid or inconclusive. It is never inferred from fixture state alone.
The live provider and production Runtime ran, but the named failure was
injected by a wrapper rather than observed from the real host boundary.
intervention-recovery currently belongs here because the wrapper injects
user_intervened before the backend and HID-age guard run.
Fault-injection reports are useful regression evidence but cannot satisfy a
real-runtime provider qualification cell.
A local protocol server verified provider URL, authentication, model ID, streaming tool calls, tool-result reinjection, error flags, and final semantic state. No live provider credential or network model execution is claimed.
Source, schema, or deterministic harness checks only. The superseded direct real-machine qualification runner was removed. The five-round process-restart runner remains as a non-qualifying soak after its qualification checks moved into the canonical Runtime-backed harness.
The real-ax and restart-soak commands require a local checkout of the
Codex Computer Use Lab.
Clone it outside this repository and export its absolute repository root:
git clone https://github.com/hqhq1025/codex-computer-use-lab.git ../codex-computer-use-lab
export MAKA_CU_AX_MODEL_LAB_ROOT="$(cd ../codex-computer-use-lab && pwd)"The path must contain test-app/launch.sh. The launchers invoke that script,
which builds the fixture when its application bundle is absent.
With the variable exported, run the canonical operator commands:
npm run computer-use -- real-ax
npm run computer-use -- real-ax --scenario restart-recovery
npm run computer-use -- real-modelThe non-qualifying five-round restart soak uses the same fixture checkout:
npm run computer-use -- restart-soak