Runner and Scripts
Configure the execution environment and the scripts Artemis uses to compile and verify your code from the Settings → Runner and Scripts tab.
Select a runner
A runner is the machine that executes your build, test, and benchmark scripts. Select one from the Runner dropdown — the selected runner picks up all execution tasks for this project.
If you haven't connected a runner yet, set up the Artemis Custom Runner first, then return here to select it.
Scripts
Define a script for each execution stage. Every script runs on the selected runner against each new version Artemis produces.
- Build — compiles your project and ensures the code is free from syntax errors and ready to run. The build runs first, before every test, so only valid code moves forward.
- Test — verifies correctness after each change. Make sure these tests cover the code Artemis is optimising — not just that the project compiles.
Each script can be edited, run manually with Run (or Run all for every stage), and after a run shows its status, runtime, and resource usage.
If a script fails, open Logs — on an individual stage, or Logs at the top for the full run — to see the complete output and pinpoint the problem. You can also ask the built-in agent to investigate and fix failures (see Agent Assistant below).
Agent Assistant
The right-hand panel contains a built-in chat agent to help you configure and troubleshoot your scripts. It is hardware-aware — it knows your connected runner's CPU, memory, and platform — and has full context of the commands you've already set up.
You can ask it to:
- Set up build and test commands from scratch based on your repo
- Review and fix issues in your existing scripts
- Suggest improvements based on your runner's hardware
- Troubleshoot failures in any execution stage
Next Steps
- Benchmarks — measure performance and generate custom metrics
- Validate your new code versions