You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Built-in qwen_code engine (aliases qwen-code, qwen), backed by the Qwen Code CLI (@qwen-code/qwen-code).
Installed on demand via npm (Node.js bootstrapped automatically) and run
non-interactively with qwen --yolo -p <instruction>. Authenticates against
any OpenAI-compatible endpoint through OPENAI_API_KEY / OPENAI_BASE_URL,
with engine.model.name / --model forwarded as both the -m flag and OPENAI_MODEL; MCP servers install via qwen mcp add.
Custom Engine http transport (engine.custom.transport: http): calls a
remote (or local) HTTP agent service, POSTing the SessionInput and parsing
the SessionResult from the response. Renders ${...} references in http.url / http.headers / http.request_body; a request_body field
whose value is exactly ${session_input}, ${messages}, or ${kwargs} is
injected as a JSON structure rather than a string. A non-2xx status is treated
as an engine execution error, and the API key is rejected in the URL (use a
header or the request body instead) and masked in responses.
Custom Engine http transport multipart file upload (engine.custom.http.files):
when files are declared the request becomes multipart/form-data — the JSON
body is sent as the payload field and each matched workspace file as a files part (the part filename is the workspace-relative path). Paths may be
exact or doublestar globs (*, **), are confined to the workspace, and only
regular files are uploaded; required: true (the default) errors when an
entry matches nothing, required: false skips it.
Custom Engine: download artifacts.files[].url artifacts into the report. A
result that declares a downloadable url is fetched (http/https only) and
written into the case artifact directory under name. The download is
best-effort and bounded (256 MB cap, request timeout): a non-2xx status,
transport error, non-http(s) scheme, or over-cap body is logged and skipped
without failing the run. A URL embedding the configured API key is refused, and
logged errors are scrubbed of the configured api_key / engine.custom.env
secrets.