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# 🎯 READY TO RUN: Tests & Plots
## ✅ Everything is Ready!
All scripts are created and ready to execute. Here's what to do:
## 🐳 In Docker Container (Recommended)
```bash
# Navigate to project
cd /workspace/edgeeda-agent
# Run everything at once
./run_all.sh
```
That's it! The script will:
1. ✅ Run all agent tests
2. ✅ Generate comprehensive plots
3. ✅ Show summary of results
## 📝 What Gets Generated
### Test Results
- Console output with ✅/❌ for each test
- Summary: "X/Y tests passed"
### Plots (in `runs/plots/`)
- **trials.csv** - All data in CSV format
- **success_rate.png** - How success rate improves over time
- **runtime_distribution.png** - Histogram of how long trials take
- **return_code_distribution.png** - Breakdown of success/failure codes
- **knob_*.png** - Analysis of each knob's values across trials
- **learning_curve.png** - Best reward progression (if rewards available)
- **area_vs_wns.png** - Pareto front visualization (if metrics available)
## 🔍 Quick Check
Before running, verify:
```bash
# Check database exists
ls -la runs/experiment.sqlite
# Check scripts are executable
ls -la run_all.sh run_tests_simple.py generate_plots.py
```
## 🚨 If Something Goes Wrong
1. **"No such file or directory"**
- Make sure you're in `/workspace/edgeeda-agent`
- Check: `pwd`
2. **"Permission denied"**
- Fix: `chmod +x run_all.sh`
3. **"Module not found"**
- You're not in Docker - enter container first
- Or install: `pip3 install -e .`
4. **"Database not found"**
- You need to run experiments first
- Run: `edgeeda tune --config configs/gcd_nangate45.yaml --budget 5`
## 📤 Getting Results Out
```bash
# Copy plots to host (from host machine)
docker cp <CONTAINER_ID>:/workspace/edgeeda-agent/runs/plots ./runs/
# Or use shared volume if configured
```
## 🎉 That's It!
Just run `./run_all.sh` in Docker and you're done!
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