General
What is Versalist?
Versalist helps developers test AI agents, inspect failures, and compare changes before release.
Who uses Versalist?
Engineers and teams use Versalist to evaluate and improve coding agents against repeatable tasks.
Does a skill change update model weights?
No. A skill change updates the instructions your agent follows. Evaluate the changed instructions against the current version before release.
Can I view public pages without an account?
Yes. Public documentation, challenges, tool entries, prompts, and skill bundles are available without an authenticated workspace.
Account and billing
How do I sign in?
Open /sign-in and enter your work email. Use the supported Google, GitHub or invite-link sign-in path. SAML and OIDC SSO are not offered.
Where do I manage my account?
Open /settings for every module: /profile for identity, /profile/settings for preferences, /profile/security for sign-in methods, and /profile/billing for plan and invoice actions.
What is the difference between API keys and integrations?
API keys authenticate requests to Versalist; new-account API access requires admin approval. Integrations store credentials for external model providers.
How do I request account deletion or export?
Send the request to privacy@versalist.com. The privacy team confirms account identity and request scope before a destructive operation.
Challenges and evaluation
What does a challenge contain?
A challenge contains a task, constraints, tools, source data, required artifacts, and an evaluation method.
Should I use the browser or CLI?
Use the browser to inspect challenges and start supported hosted runs. Use the CLI to load challenge files and record local evaluations.
Can I create a challenge?
Yes. Use /challenges/create for guided creation. Use /studio for detailed creation and editing.
How does Versalist evaluate a result?
The challenge can use deterministic checks, rubric criteria, reference items, baseline comparisons, or reviewer decisions.
Tools and integrations
Do I need a provider credential?
Public browsing does not require one. Add a provider credential only when a supported workflow must call that provider.
Does every catalog provider have an executable integration?
No. A catalog entry describes a provider or tool. The Integrations page shows the available credential connections.
How should I compare tools?
Use one task and evaluator. Compare result quality, hosting, access, cost, latency, and available bounded trace metadata.
Support
Where can I find product instructions?
Search /docs and open the guide for the route or task that you use.
Where can I report a product defect?
Use /feedback for a reproducible product defect. Include the route, time, action, result, and error message.
Where can I get account or billing help?
Use /support/faq or contact support@versalist.com for account-specific and billing issues.
If these answers do not resolve the issue, open the support page or email support@versalist.com.