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# @geonosis/evals
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An eval set is a fixed list of tasks run through a headless agent, scored **from the files the run
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left behind**. The runner refuses to read anything the scored process wrote about itself.
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```bash
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--claude ~/.local/bin/claude --allowed-tools Bash,Edit,Write,Read,Glob,Grep --max-budget-usd 3
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# linked nothing still finds geonosis-verify and the ledger — and the plugin's Stop hook does too.
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npx geonosis-evals score --tier fast --out score.json
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npx geonosis-evals compare before.json after.json
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npx geonosis-evals gate --against baseline.json --score score.json
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npx geonosis-evals gate --prove
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## The one rule
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2ndm1nd's runner carried a line reading "measured by the runner" above a number that was hardcoded.
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number was wrong — it is that the process being scored was the one reporting it.
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| `.geonosis/gate-report.json` | `geonosis-verify <tier>` | `gatePassRate`, `firstEditPass` |
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| `.geonosis/stop-blocks.json` | the plugin's Stop hook | `caps.stopBlocks` |
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| `.geonosis/stop-turns.json` | the plugin's Stop hook, one row per day it never erases | `firstEditPass` |
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| `plans/PROGRESS.md` | `geonosis-ledger tick` | the tick count |
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that may import nothing. These are file contracts. A scorer that could `import { runTick }` would be
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default** — a band in the defaults is a gate that whoever wrote the defaults turned down on behalf
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of everyone who never read them. A tolerance naming a dimension that does not exist is refused, not
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run, and a caller seeing 1 would go looking for a quality problem that is really a missing file.
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Same comparison as `compare`, named for what it is: the step that refuses a release whose score went
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backwards. The kit runs it on itself — `pnpm verify full` gained an `evals` step between `prove` and
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`ratchet`. See `docs/releasing.md`, "The eval step", for the two-run procedure the orchestrator
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follows before saying "ready".
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## `--prove`
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`geonosis-evals gate --prove` plants a regression into **every dimension `DIMENSIONS` names** — the
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list, not a hand-kept copy of it, so a dimension added tomorrow is proven tomorrow — and requires
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each to be caught. Plus the two cases a happy-path probe never asks: that an **improvement** is not
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reported as a regression, and that a drop **past** its tolerance still is.
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The kit has the record that makes this non-optional. 0.2.0 shipped three of four walls unfireable;
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0.2.1 shipped an `--exclusive` that did not serialise; 0.4.0 claimed "every direction rule" with
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fixtures for two of ten — that last one is why this walks `DIMENSIONS` instead of a list somebody
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maintains. All of them were green the whole time.
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