Show the default V2.1 evaluation command in the README - #50
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The default run command was buried below revision notes and a historical chart. Add a short section near the top of the README with
uv run python run_eval.py, its current V2.1 dataset path, setup link, output path and runtime defaults.Verified the actual CLI defaults and loader offline: all 200 current V2.1 tasks, BrowserCode/Luna xhigh, findings judge, 3,600 seconds and 100 concurrent tasks. CLI help and
git diff --checkpass. README-only change; no evaluation or scoring changes.Summary by cubic
Adds the default V2.1 evaluation command to the top of the README so users can see how to run the benchmark without digging through notes.
Written for commit 38203d8. Summary will update on new commits.