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Humanize Behaviour v5 Testing Manual

This manual provides instructions for testing the Humanize Behaviour v5 challenge using Docker and Docker Compose.

Overview

  • Tests bot script's ability to mimic human interaction with a Web UI form
  • Includes trajectory similarity check between sessions
  • Uses Docker and Docker Compose for easy submission and testing

Quick Start Guide

Prerequisites

  • Docker and Docker Compose installed
  • Git (for cloning the repository)

Step 0: Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/RedTeamSubnet/humanize-behaviour-challenge.git humanize_behaviour
cd humanize_behaviour

Step 1: Provide Your Scripts

  • Paste your bot script into bot.py
  • Add your requirements to requirements.txt

Step 2: Setup

Copy and configure the compose override file:

cp ./templates/compose/compose.override.dev.yml ./compose.override.yml

Step 3: Start the Challenge Server

[!NOTE] If something is changed in src on the host system, it will be changed inside the container too.

docker compose up -d

Step 4: Test Your Bot

Important Notes

  • The server runs on port 10001 by default
  • Make sure port 10001 is available on your system
  • The challenge includes trajectory similarity checks between sessions
  • All interactions are logged for analysis

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues:

  • Check if Docker is running
  • Verify port 10001 is not in use
  • Check Docker logs using:
docker compose logs
  • Ensure you have proper permissions to run Docker commands

References

A bind mount links a directory from the host system directly into the container.
Any changes made to the mounted folder on the host are instantly reflected inside the container, and vice versa.
This is useful for live development, testing, and debugging without rebuilding images.