Hi @neo , this was the response from my software engineer (@majorrawdog on discord), I hope it helps!
The script fails because the Autonomi CLI isn’t installed the evaluator’s machine, so the command: autonomi local-network produces the error, “(line 19) can’t be found”.
To fix this, the evaluator must install the Autonomi CLI (adds the autonomi binary to their PATH, but they should verify it does correctly).
Install the Autonomi CLI (adds the autonomi binary to your PATH)
With Rust: cargo install autonomi
Or they can download a pre-built release from the Autonomi GitHub and place the binary somewhere on their PATH.
To verify it’s available:
autonomi --help
autonomi local-network --help
Re-run the script
chmod +x scripts/start-local-autonomi.sh
./scripts/start-local-autonomi.sh # starts a single-node dev chain on ports 8645/8646
(The script doesn’t call anything missing in the repo; it just invokes autonomi local-network with: --data-dir ./.autonomi_local_data --mine to spin up a local node.
If the evaluators is on Windows without WSL, run the “autonomi local-network …” command directly in PowerShell or inside WSL if using WSL.)
You also need to use the ‘web-deployment’ branch in the Repo