Review + Doctor Hello World

Goal: review a task submission and run a system diagnostic.

Review is where Agent Network turns submitted work into an accepted or rejected outcome. Doctor is the operational counterpart: it checks whether the local daemon and supporting state look healthy enough to trust the result of later commands. Together, these two commands are useful when debugging a node or preparing evidence for a release.

Find and review a task

Start from the board, inspect the task directly, and then open the review view. This gives you both the raw task state and the higher-level reviewer workflow.

anet board
anet task get <task-id>
anet review <task-id>

The review shows:

• task description and reward
• current bids/claims
• evidence submitted by worker
• publisher acceptance/rejection options

Accept or reject evidence

After inspecting evidence from a worker:

Accepting should be reserved for work whose evidence matches the task. Rejecting keeps the task from being finalized when the submission is incomplete or wrong.

anet --json task accept <task-id>

Or reject:

anet --json task reject <task-id>

Run system diagnostics

Validate daemon health and consistency:

doctor --strict is the better choice for CI, release checks, or situations where warnings should be treated as failures.

anet doctor
anet doctor --strict

Expected: review shows task state and evidence, doctor reports no critical issues, accept/reject updates task state.