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Run evaluators against a LiveKit agent (project credentials, v2)

Authorizations

X-CEKURA-API-KEY
string
header
required

API Key Authentication. It should be included in the header of each request.

Body

scenarios
object[]
required
name
string | null

Optional name for the scenario result

frequency
integer
default:1

Frequency to run

Required range: 1 <= x <= 100
agent
integer | null

Agent to use. Required if none of the scenarios have an agent.

personality_ids
integer[] | null

List of personality IDs to override for this run. If not provided, uses the scenario's default personality.

test_profile_ids
integer[] | null

List of test profile IDs to override for this run. If not provided, uses the scenario's default test profile.

mock_tool_names
string[] | null

Names of mock tools to activate for this run. Omit (or send null) to mock every tool configured on the agent; send an empty list to mock none so every tool keeps its original endpoint; send specific names to mock only those. Tools that belong to an MCP server should be selected via the MCP server's name or key, which mocks all of that server's tools as one unit. Legacy MCP sub-tool names are accepted as aliases for the whole parent MCP.

livekit_data
object

Per-run LiveKit overrides (config, agent_name, url). Credentials are always read from the agent/project.

concurrency_limit
integer | null

Optional cap on how many of this run's calls execute concurrently.

personality_id
integer | null

Single personality ID override. Merged into personality_ids; prefer personality_ids for multiple.

test_profile_id
integer | null

Single test profile ID override. Merged into test_profile_ids; prefer test_profile_ids for multiple.

Response

id
integer

ID of the result

agent
integer

ID of the agent

status
enum<string>

Status of the result

Available options:
pending,
running,
completed,
failed
run_as_text
boolean

Whether the scenario ran as text or not

Example:

false

runs
object[]
Examples:
created_at
string<date-time>
Example:

"2025-02-25T21:00:01.990052Z"