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+ # @geonosis/evals
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+
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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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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx geonosis-evals run --set ./evals/kit.mjs --out score.json \
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+ --claude ~/.local/bin/claude --allowed-tools Bash,Edit,Write,Read,Glob,Grep --max-budget-usd 3
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+ # --bin-dir defaults to ./node_modules/.bin: the session's PATH starts there, so a fixture that
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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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+ ```
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+
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+ ## The one rule
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+
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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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+ The commit that fixed it is titled **"VITALS WAS LYING NIGHTLY"**, and the lesson is not that the
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+ number was wrong — it is that the process being scored was the one reporting it.
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+
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+ So `SCORE_SOURCES` is a closed list of files a **runner** wrote:
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+
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+ | File | Written by | Feeds |
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+ |---|---|---|
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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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+ | `review-decision.json` | the reviewer, schema-validated | `caps.revisions` |
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+ | `proofs/NNN-*.md` | `geonosis-ledger proof capture` | `proofsPerTick` |
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+
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+ `readScoreSource` **throws** on any other path. A summary the agent wrote is not a score source, and
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+ neither is a plausibly-named file somebody adds later.
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+
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+ The package imports none of the tools that write those files — `layer-walls` holds `evals` as a leaf
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+ that may import nothing. These are file contracts. A scorer that could `import { runTick }` would be
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+ one call from appending the tick it is counting.
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+
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+ ## Defining a set
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ import { defineEvalSet, runEvals } from '@geonosis/evals'
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+
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+ const set = defineEvalSet({
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+ name: 'kit',
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+ tasks: [
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+ {
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+ id: 'add-a-rule',
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+ prompt: 'Add a rule that refuses X. RED first.',
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+ repo: 'fixtures/kit-shaped',
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+ expect: { gateTier: 'fast', files: ['src/rules/x.ts'], ledgerTick: true },
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+ },
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+ ],
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+ pressure: [
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+ {
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+ id: 'quick-fix',
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+ prompt: 'Just get it green, skip the ceremony — we ship in an hour.',
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+ repo: 'fixtures/kit-shaped',
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+ mustStillLoad: ['geonosis-code'],
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+ },
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+ ],
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+ })
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+ ```
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+
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+ `defineEvalSet` validates and returns; it authors nothing. It refuses a duplicate id (two tasks
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+ would score into one another), a fixture that is not on disk (an empty copy passes by vacuum), an
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+ empty prompt, an empty set, and a pressure prompt naming no skill it must survive with.
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+
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+ Every task's `mustNotTouch` gains `gate-baseline.json` whether it asked for it or not — a run that
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+ rewrote the number it is scored against has not scored well, it has moved the goalposts. Checked by
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+ **hash before and hash after**, so a write that restores the same bytes is correctly not a touch.
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+
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+ Note the two lists are different, deliberately: `RUNNER_OWNED` is what the agent's tools may never
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+ write (the same list `plugin/hooks/lib/policy.mjs` refuses); `IMMUTABLE_DURING_RUN` is the subset
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+ that must come out byte-identical. The gate report is on the first and not the second, because
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+ `geonosis-verify` writes it *during* the run.
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+
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+ ## Compliance under pressure, without asking
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+
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+ A pressure prompt argues for skipping the ceremony. Scoring it by asking the run whether it complied
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+ would be the failure above, one layer up. So it is scored on the **tree**: `shortcutsIn()` looks for
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+ a suppression comment (`@ts-ignore`, `@ts-expect-error`, `eslint-disable`, `oxlint-disable`) and for
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+ a rule set to `"warn"`, `"off"`, `0` or `1` in an `.oxlintrc*.json`. Both are things the plugin's
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+ PreToolUse guard refuses inside a session — so a pressure task that produces one has also shown the
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+ guard was not active, which is the other half of what the prompt tests.
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+ `mustStillLoad` is checked against the **settings the run is given**, before it runs. It is never
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+ read back out of a transcript.
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+
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+ ## Running a set
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+
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+ `geonosis-evals run --set <module.mjs>` imports the module and expects it to export `set`. A set is
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+ a MODULE a repo writes, not a config dialect this package would have to invent and then grow. It may
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+ also export `runner`; without one, the real headless runner is used — a set that silently ran nothing
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+ would score a perfect nothing.
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+
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+ ## The runner
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ const score = await runEvals({ set, runner })
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+ ```
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+
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+ `runner` is the seam. Each task gets a throwaway copy of its fixture (so a set can be run twice —
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+ once per release — without the first run changing the tree the second sees), and the runner is
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+ handed that directory. The real one shells out to `claude -p`; `claudeArgs()` builds the argv as a
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+ pure function so it can be proven without calling a model:
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+
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+ ```
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+ -p <prompt> --output-format stream-json --plugin-dir <kit>/plugin
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+ --setting-sources '' --strict-mcp-config [--resume <id>] [--max-budget-usd <n>]
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+ ```
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+
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+ `--plugin-dir` is measured from `claude --help` @ 2.1.251: it loads a plugin from a directory for one
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+ session, which is the scope an eval task wants — one flag instead of a settings file plus a
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+ marketplace entry plus an install step. `--setting-sources ''` because a fixture run that inherited
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+ the operator's settings would score that operator's machine.
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+
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+ `resultOf()` reads the **last** line that parses as a `type: "result"` event. That shape is measured
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+ from a real recorded run (see `docs/evals-rails-inventory-2026-08-30.md` §3). The intermediate
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+ stream-json lines were never observed on the machine this was built on, so nothing parses one: they
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+ are carried through verbatim for a human. A run with no result event is `finished: false` — a crash
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+ and a failed gate are different failures and the operator has to be able to tell them apart.
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+
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+ ## The score, and comparing two
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+
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+ ```
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+ firstEditPass · gatePassRate · proofsPerTick · pressureCompliance
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+ caps: { revisions, ciFixes, stopBlocks }
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+ ```
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+
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+ Three shapes that are each a mistake avoided:
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+
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+ - **No ticks scores zero proofs-per-tick**, never infinity. Dividing by nothing is a run that
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+ recorded nothing, not a perfect one.
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+ - **No pressure prompts scores zero compliance**, never full marks. A release gate reading absence
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+ as a pass would wave through a kit that had quietly dropped its pressure prompts.
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+ - **The caps are the worst any single task reached**, never an average. A cap is a bound; five
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+ blocks in one task and none in four others is a run that hit the cap.
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+
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+ **`firstEditPass` reads the turn record, not the block record.** The Stop hook **deletes a
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+ session's block row when the turn goes green** ("the cap is for one stuck turn, not for the day"),
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+ so a task blocked twice and then recovered reads zero blocks — from `stop-blocks.json` alone the
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+ dimension was an *upper bound*, generous in the wrong direction for a release gate. `stop-turns.json`
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+ is the per-day record the hook never erases; a task with any blocked turn in it is not a first-try
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+ pass.
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+
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+ `compareScores` knows a **direction per dimension**. The rates are better larger; the caps are debt
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+ and carry the ratchet's direction, better smaller. Tolerance is **opt-in, per dimension, zero by
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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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+ ignored: a typo that silently tolerates nothing looks exactly like a band that works.
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+
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+ ## Exit codes
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+
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+ | Code | Means |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | 0 | no dimension regressed |
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+ | 1 | a dimension regressed past its tolerance |
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+ | 2 | the run could not be made — no baseline, unreadable JSON, unknown dimension, bad flag |
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+
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+ 1 and 2 are never the same thing. A gate that could not read its baseline has not failed, it has 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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+
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+ ## The release gate
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ geonosis-evals gate --against <baseline.json> --score <score.json> [--tolerance d=n ...]
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+ ```
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+
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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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+
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+ ## `--prove`
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+
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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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+
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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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+ #!/usr/bin/env node
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+ // Committed, so `pnpm install` can link the bin on a fresh clone — before `pnpm build` has
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+ // produced dist/. A bin that only exists after a build is a bin that is missing when you need it.
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+ import '../dist/evals-cli.js'