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+/** Gold OpenSCAD source per task id. */
+const MCAD_GOLDS = {
+	"calibration-block": `
+$fn=96;
+
+// The chamfer is the hull between the full-size body and a 2 mm inset top plate,
+// so it lands on the top perimeter only and leaves the bore walls square.
+module chamfered_block(l, w, h, c) {
+  hull() {
+    translate([-l/2, -w/2, 0]) cube([l, w, h - c]);
+    translate([-l/2 + c, -w/2 + c, h - c]) cube([l - 2*c, w - 2*c, c]);
+  }
+}
+
+difference() {
+  chamfered_block(100, 60, 20, 2);
+  for (x = [-35, 35]) for (y = [-20, 20])
+    translate([x, y, -1]) cylinder(h = 22, d = 8);
+}
+`.trim(),
+	"circular-flange": `
+$fn=96;
+
+// Revolved section: a 15..40 mm x 0..10 mm rectangle whose corners are rounded by
+// 1.5 mm (shrink then grow). That carries the required round on both outside
+// circular edges; the same round lands on the bore edges, which the prompt does
+// not ask for and does not forbid.
+difference() {
+  rotate_extrude()
+    offset(r = 1.5) offset(delta = -1.5)
+      polygon([[15, 0], [40, 0], [40, 10], [15, 10]]);
+  for (i = [0:5]) rotate([0, 0, i * 60])
+    translate([30, 0, -1]) cylinder(h = 12, d = 6);
+}
+`.trim(),
+	"l-bracket": `
+$fn=96;
+
+// The L is a (Y, Z) section extruded along X. rotate([90,0,90]) maps local
+// (x, y, z) to global (z, x, y), so a 2D point (y, z) extrudes along +X.
+r = 2;   // round on the outside corner where the base and the back plate meet
+arc = [for (i = [0:8]) [25 - r + r*cos(-90 + 90*i/8), r + r*sin(-90 + 90*i/8)]];
+section = concat([[-25, 0], [25 - r, 0]], arc, [[25, 58], [17, 58], [17, 8], [-25, 8]]);
+
+difference() {
+  union() {
+    translate([-40, 0, 0]) rotate([90, 0, 90]) linear_extrude(80) polygon(section);
+    // gussets: right triangle 30 tall x 30 deep, 8 mm thick in X, at X = +/-20
+    for (x = [-20, 20])
+      translate([x - 4, 0, 0]) rotate([90, 0, 90]) linear_extrude(8)
+        polygon([[17, 8], [-13, 8], [17, 38]]);
+  }
+  // base plate through-holes; the cutter stops flush at the base top (Z=8) so it
+  // cannot notch the gussets that stand on that face
+  for (x = [-25, 25]) translate([x, -10, -1]) cylinder(h = 9, d = 6);
+  // back plate through-holes, along +Y through the 8 mm thickness
+  for (x = [-25, 25]) translate([x, 17, 30]) rotate([-90, 0, 0]) cylinder(h = 9, d = 6);
+}
+`.trim(),
+	"stepped-shaft-keyway": `
+$fn=96;
+
+// Every section is a cylinder laid along +X; the two end chamfers are 1 mm frusta.
+module seg(x, len, r1, r2) {
+  translate([x, 0, 0]) rotate([0, 90, 0]) cylinder(h = len, r1 = r1, r2 = r2);
+}
+
+difference() {
+  union() {
+    seg(0,   1,  9, 10);
+    seg(1,  29, 10, 10);
+    seg(30, 60, 15, 15);
+    seg(90, 29, 10, 10);
+    seg(119, 1, 10,  9);
+  }
+  // keyway: 6 mm wide in Y, 3 mm deep from the Z=15 top, X = 40..80
+  translate([40, -3, 12]) cube([40, 6, 5]);
+}
+`.trim(),
+	"open-top-electronics-enclosure": `
+$fn=96;
+
+// Outer box with 2 mm rounds on the four vertical corners.
+module rounded_box(l, w, h, r) {
+  hull() for (x = [-l/2 + r, l/2 - r]) for (y = [-w/2 + r, w/2 - r])
+    translate([x, y, 0]) cylinder(h = h, r = r);
+}
+
+union() {
+  difference() {
+    rounded_box(100, 70, 30, 2);
+    // interior cavity: 3 mm walls, 3 mm floor, open at the top
+    translate([-47, -32, 3]) cube([94, 64, 31]);
+  }
+  // standoffs rising from the inside floor, each with a 3 mm x 8 mm blind hole
+  for (x = [-35, 35]) for (y = [-25, 25])
+    translate([x, y, 3]) difference() {
+      cylinder(h = 12, d = 10);
+      translate([0, 0, 4]) cylinder(h = 9, d = 3);
+    }
+}
+`.trim(),
+	"clevis-bracket-lightening-cutouts": `
+$fn=96;
+
+// Base plate, 3 mm rounds on the four vertical perimeter corners.
+module base_plate() {
+  hull() for (x = [-57, 57]) for (y = [-27, 27])
+    translate([x, y, 0]) cylinder(h = 10, r = 3);
+}
+
+// One clevis lug: an (X, Z) side profile extruded 18 mm in Y. The straight part
+// runs Z=10..34 and the semicircular cap is r=18 about Z=34, so the lug top is at
+// Z=52 -- exactly 42 mm above the base, as the prompt states.
+module lug() {
+  translate([0, 26, 0]) rotate([90, 0, 0]) linear_extrude(18)
+    union() {
+      translate([-18, 10]) square([36, 24]);
+      translate([0, 34]) circle(r = 18);
+    }
+}
+
+// 2 mm transition flare where the lug foot meets the base plate.
+module lug_foot() {
+  hull() {
+    translate([-20, 6, 10]) cube([40, 22, 0.01]);
+    translate([-18, 8, 12]) cube([36, 18, 0.01]);
+  }
+}
+
+// Diagonal reinforcing rib, 6 mm thick in Y, lying against the lug's outer face.
+module rib() {
+  translate([0, 26, 0]) rotate([90, 0, 0]) linear_extrude(6)
+    polygon([[18, 10], [40, 10], [18, 34]]);
+}
+
+difference() {
+  union() {
+    base_plate();
+    lug();      mirror([0, 1, 0]) lug();
+    lug_foot(); mirror([0, 1, 0]) lug_foot();
+    rib();      mirror([0, 1, 0]) rib();
+  }
+  // clevis pin bore, 14 mm through both lugs along Y at X=0, Z=34
+  translate([0, -27, 34]) rotate([-90, 0, 0]) cylinder(h = 54, d = 14);
+  // four 7 mm base mounting holes
+  for (x = [-45, 45]) for (y = [-20, 20])
+    translate([x, y, -1]) cylinder(h = 12, d = 7);
+  // triangular lightening cutouts through the base web, corners rounded 3 mm
+  for (x = [-31, 31]) translate([x, 0, -1]) linear_extrude(12)
+    offset(r = 3) polygon([[6, 0], [-3, 5.2], [-3, -5.2]]);
+}
+`.trim(),
+	"radial-engine-cylinder": `
+$fn=96;
+
+// One cooling fin: a 2 mm disc whose outer edge carries the 1 mm round, so the
+// fin outside diameter is 2*(30+1) = 62 mm. The round's own section is coarse
+// ($fn=24): at 96 it puts ~18k triangles on each of the 12 fins and takes the
+// CGAL union past two minutes for a 1 mm cosmetic edge.
+module fin(z) {
+  translate([0, 0, z]) union() {
+    cylinder(h = 2, r = 30);
+    translate([0, 0, 1]) rotate_extrude() translate([30, 0]) circle(r = 1, $fn = 24);
+  }
+}
+
+difference() {
+  union() {
+    cylinder(h = 70, r = 18);                    // barrel
+    for (i = [0:11]) fin(10 + 5 * i);            // 12 fins, Z = 10..67
+    // base flange OD 70 x 8, 1 mm rounds on its outer edges. The profile starts
+    // at x=1 (not 0) so the revolve never sees a negative radius; the barrel
+    // above fills that 1 mm core.
+    rotate_extrude() offset(r = 1) offset(delta = -1)
+      polygon([[1, 0], [35, 0], [35, 8], [1, 8]]);
+    translate([0, 0, 70]) cylinder(h = 8, r = 22);   // top cap
+    // spark-plug boss: 12 mm dia, 24 mm long, 35 deg above horizontal, +X, rooted
+    // inside the top cap so it fuses with it
+    translate([10, 0, 72]) rotate([0, 55, 0]) cylinder(h = 24, d = 12);
+  }
+  // six 5 mm mounting holes on the 56 mm bolt circle of the base flange
+  for (i = [0:5]) rotate([0, 0, i * 60]) translate([28, 0, -1]) cylinder(h = 10, d = 5);
+  // 5 mm bore along the boss axis
+  translate([10, 0, 72]) rotate([0, 55, 0]) cylinder(h = 25, d = 5);
+}
+`.trim(),
+	"centrifugal-impeller": `
+$fn=96;
+
+// Blade centreline: radius 18 -> 43 while sweeping 45 degrees backward. The blade
+// is the swept 3 mm disc along that path, so its thickness is 3 mm everywhere.
+function bp(t) = [(18 + 25*t) * cos(-45*t), (18 + 25*t) * sin(-45*t)];
+
+module blade() {
+  for (i = [0:11]) hull() {
+    translate(bp(i/12)) circle(d = 3, $fn = 32);
+    translate(bp((i+1)/12)) circle(d = 3, $fn = 32);
+  }
+}
+
+difference() {
+  union() {
+    // backplate OD 90 x 6 with 1.5 mm rounds on both outer circular edges
+    rotate_extrude() offset(r = 1.5) offset(delta = -1.5)
+      polygon([[1, 0], [45, 0], [45, 6], [1, 6]]);
+    translate([0, 0, 6]) cylinder(h = 22, r = 13);           // hub
+    // 12 blades, 16 mm tall above the backplate. The prompt's own radii leave a
+    // 5 mm gap between the blade roots (r=18) and the hub (r=13), so the stated
+    // blade-to-hub root fillet has nothing to fillet and is omitted.
+    for (i = [0:11]) rotate([0, 0, i * 30])
+      translate([0, 0, 6]) linear_extrude(16) blade();
+  }
+  translate([0, 0, -1]) cylinder(h = 30, d = 8);             // through-bore
+}
+`.trim(),
+	"spiral-staircase": `
+$fn=96;
+
+n = 20;        // treads
+z0 = 4;        // first tread bottom
+rise = 6;      // Z step per tread
+turn = 18;     // degrees per tread
+rail_r = 66; rail_z0 = 14; rail_z1 = 130;
+
+// Handrail height at a given plan angle, measured counter-clockwise from +X.
+function rail_z(a) = rail_z0 + (rail_z1 - rail_z0) * a / 360;
+
+// A wedge tread: annulus sector from ri to ro over "ang" degrees.
+module tread(ri, ro, ang, h) {
+  m = 24;
+  linear_extrude(h) polygon(concat(
+    [for (i = [0:m]) [ri * cos(ang*i/m), ri * sin(ang*i/m)]],
+    [for (i = [m:-1:0]) [ro * cos(ang*i/m), ro * sin(ang*i/m)]]));
+}
+
+union() {
+  cylinder(h = 140, r = 7);      // central column
+  cylinder(h = 5, r = 45);       // base disk, Z = 0..5 (overlaps the first tread)
+  for (k = [0:n-1]) {
+    rotate([0, 0, k * turn]) translate([0, 0, z0 + k * rise]) tread(10, 62, 24, 4);
+    // baluster at the tread's outer end, mid-width, reaching the handrail centre
+    rotate([0, 0, k * turn + 12]) translate([63, 0, z0 + k * rise])
+      cylinder(h = rail_z(k * turn + 12) - (z0 + k * rise), d = 3);
+  }
+  // helical handrail: a 5 mm circle at radius 66 swept one counter-clockwise turn
+  // (OpenSCAD's positive twist is clockwise) while rising Z=14 -> 130
+  translate([0, 0, rail_z0])
+    linear_extrude(height = rail_z1 - rail_z0, twist = -360, slices = 96)
+      translate([rail_r, 0]) circle(d = 5, $fn = 48);
+}
+`.trim(),
+	"planetary-gear-stage": `
+$fn=96;
+
+// Straight-sided trapezoidal teeth: each tooth is a four-point polygon between the
+// root and tip circles, unioned onto (external) or subtracted from (internal) the
+// gear blank. Half-angles are given at the root and the tip.
+module ext_gear(n, r_root, r_tip, ha_root, ha_tip, phase) {
+  union() {
+    circle(r = r_root);
+    for (i = [0:n-1]) rotate(phase + 360*i/n)
+      polygon([[r_root*cos(-ha_root), r_root*sin(-ha_root)],
+               [r_tip*cos(-ha_tip),   r_tip*sin(-ha_tip)],
+               [r_tip*cos(ha_tip),    r_tip*sin(ha_tip)],
+               [r_root*cos(ha_root),  r_root*sin(ha_root)]]);
+  }
+}
+
+module int_gear(n, r_tip, r_root, r_out, ha_tip, ha_root, phase) {
+  difference() {
+    circle(r = r_out);
+    difference() {
+      circle(r = r_root);
+      for (i = [0:n-1]) rotate(phase + 360*i/n)
+        polygon([[r_root*cos(-ha_root), r_root*sin(-ha_root)],
+                 [r_tip*cos(-ha_tip),   r_tip*sin(-ha_tip)],
+                 [r_tip*cos(ha_tip),    r_tip*sin(ha_tip)],
+                 [r_root*cos(ha_root),  r_root*sin(ha_root)]]);
+    }
+  }
+}
+
+gz = 16;   // gear underside; the pins (Z=0..14) stop 2 mm short of it
+gt = 8;    // gear thickness
+
+// sun: 24 teeth, root d42, OD 54. Phase 7.5 puts a tooth SPACE on each of the
+// three planet directions (0/120/240 deg), which is the only phase where the sun
+// tip circle clears the planet root circle at all.
+translate([0, 0, gz]) linear_extrude(gt) difference() {
+  ext_gear(24, 21, 27, 4, 0.2, 7.5);
+  circle(d = 10);
+}
+
+// three planets: 18 teeth, root d31, OD 41, centres on r=42 every 120 deg. Phase 0
+// puts a tooth on the sun side (local 180) and on the ring side (local 0).
+for (i = [0:2]) rotate(120*i) translate([42, 0, gz])
+  linear_extrude(gt) ext_gear(18, 15.5, 20.5, 5, 2, 0);
+
+// ring: 60 internal teeth, OD 140, internal root d126.
+// DEVIATION: internal tooth-tip diameter is 116, not the prompt's 114. At 114 the
+// ring tooth tips sit at r=57 while the planet ROOT circles reach r=42+15.5=57.5,
+// so every planet overlaps every ring tooth and the required nine separate bodies
+// cannot exist at any phase or rotation. 116 restores 0.5 mm of tip clearance and
+// leaves every other stated diameter untouched.
+translate([0, 0, gz]) linear_extrude(gt) int_gear(60, 58, 63, 70, 1.0, 1.5, 3);
+
+// carrier plate, Z = -5..-1
+translate([0, 0, -5]) cylinder(h = 4, r = 52.5);
+
+// three planet pins, Z = 0..14, clear of both the carrier and the gears
+for (i = [0:2]) rotate(120*i) translate([42, 0, 0]) cylinder(h = 14, d = 6);
+`.trim()
+};
+//#endregion
+export { MCAD_GOLDS };
+
+//# sourceMappingURL=mcad-golds.js.map

package/dist/benchmarks/mcad-golds.js.map

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+{"version":3,"file":"mcad-golds.js","names":[],"sources":["../../src/benchmarks/mcad-golds.ts"],"sourcesContent":["/**\n * MCAD gold oracles — one OpenSCAD model per task in `mcad-tasks.ts`.\n *\n * These are CALIBRATION artifacts, not exemplar answers: their whole job is to\n * prove the judge's accept direction fires, so they are written plain (no clever\n * parametrics, `$fn=96` on round features) and every one of them has been run\n * through `createMcadBenchAdapter().judge()` on this host. A task is marked\n * `calibrated: true` in `mcad-tasks.ts` only when its gold below scores 1.0.\n *\n * Where a gold deviates from the prompt's literal dimensions, the deviation is\n * named in a comment at the point of the deviation, with the reason. There is one\n * such deviation (task 10's ring tooth-tip diameter — the prompt's own numbers\n * make a coplanar 9-body assembly geometrically impossible; see the comment).\n */\n\n/** 01 — 100 x 60 x 20 block, four 8 mm through-holes, 2 mm top-perimeter chamfer. */\nconst CALIBRATION_BLOCK = `\n$fn=96;\n\n// The chamfer is the hull between the full-size body and a 2 mm inset top plate,\n// so it lands on the top perimeter only and leaves the bore walls square.\nmodule chamfered_block(l, w, h, c) {\n  hull() {\n    translate([-l/2, -w/2, 0]) cube([l, w, h - c]);\n    translate([-l/2 + c, -w/2 + c, h - c]) cube([l - 2*c, w - 2*c, c]);\n  }\n}\n\ndifference() {\n  chamfered_block(100, 60, 20, 2);\n  for (x = [-35, 35]) for (y = [-20, 20])\n    translate([x, y, -1]) cylinder(h = 22, d = 8);\n}\n`.trim()\n\n/** 02 — OD 80 x 10 flange, 30 mm central bore, six 6 mm holes on a 60 mm bolt circle. */\nconst CIRCULAR_FLANGE = `\n$fn=96;\n\n// Revolved section: a 15..40 mm x 0..10 mm rectangle whose corners are rounded by\n// 1.5 mm (shrink then grow). That carries the required round on both outside\n// circular edges; the same round lands on the bore edges, which the prompt does\n// not ask for and does not forbid.\ndifference() {\n  rotate_extrude()\n    offset(r = 1.5) offset(delta = -1.5)\n      polygon([[15, 0], [40, 0], [40, 10], [15, 10]]);\n  for (i = [0:5]) rotate([0, 0, i * 60])\n    translate([30, 0, -1]) cylinder(h = 12, d = 6);\n}\n`.trim()\n\n/** 03 — L bracket: 80 x 50 x 8 base, 80 x 8 x 50 back plate, 4 holes, 2 gussets. */\nconst L_BRACKET = `\n$fn=96;\n\n// The L is a (Y, Z) section extruded along X. rotate([90,0,90]) maps local\n// (x, y, z) to global (z, x, y), so a 2D point (y, z) extrudes along +X.\nr = 2;   // round on the outside corner where the base and the back plate meet\narc = [for (i = [0:8]) [25 - r + r*cos(-90 + 90*i/8), r + r*sin(-90 + 90*i/8)]];\nsection = concat([[-25, 0], [25 - r, 0]], arc, [[25, 58], [17, 58], [17, 8], [-25, 8]]);\n\ndifference() {\n  union() {\n    translate([-40, 0, 0]) rotate([90, 0, 90]) linear_extrude(80) polygon(section);\n    // gussets: right triangle 30 tall x 30 deep, 8 mm thick in X, at X = +/-20\n    for (x = [-20, 20])\n      translate([x - 4, 0, 0]) rotate([90, 0, 90]) linear_extrude(8)\n        polygon([[17, 8], [-13, 8], [17, 38]]);\n  }\n  // base plate through-holes; the cutter stops flush at the base top (Z=8) so it\n  // cannot notch the gussets that stand on that face\n  for (x = [-25, 25]) translate([x, -10, -1]) cylinder(h = 9, d = 6);\n  // back plate through-holes, along +Y through the 8 mm thickness\n  for (x = [-25, 25]) translate([x, 17, 30]) rotate([-90, 0, 0]) cylinder(h = 9, d = 6);\n}\n`.trim()\n\n/** 04 — stepped shaft along X with 1 mm end chamfers and a top keyway. */\nconst STEPPED_SHAFT_KEYWAY = `\n$fn=96;\n\n// Every section is a cylinder laid along +X; the two end chamfers are 1 mm frusta.\nmodule seg(x, len, r1, r2) {\n  translate([x, 0, 0]) rotate([0, 90, 0]) cylinder(h = len, r1 = r1, r2 = r2);\n}\n\ndifference() {\n  union() {\n    seg(0,   1,  9, 10);\n    seg(1,  29, 10, 10);\n    seg(30, 60, 15, 15);\n    seg(90, 29, 10, 10);\n    seg(119, 1, 10,  9);\n  }\n  // keyway: 6 mm wide in Y, 3 mm deep from the Z=15 top, X = 40..80\n  translate([40, -3, 12]) cube([40, 6, 5]);\n}\n`.trim()\n\n/** 05 — open-top enclosure, 3 mm walls/floor, four standoffs with blind holes. */\nconst OPEN_TOP_ELECTRONICS_ENCLOSURE = `\n$fn=96;\n\n// Outer box with 2 mm rounds on the four vertical corners.\nmodule rounded_box(l, w, h, r) {\n  hull() for (x = [-l/2 + r, l/2 - r]) for (y = [-w/2 + r, w/2 - r])\n    translate([x, y, 0]) cylinder(h = h, r = r);\n}\n\nunion() {\n  difference() {\n    rounded_box(100, 70, 30, 2);\n    // interior cavity: 3 mm walls, 3 mm floor, open at the top\n    translate([-47, -32, 3]) cube([94, 64, 31]);\n  }\n  // standoffs rising from the inside floor, each with a 3 mm x 8 mm blind hole\n  for (x = [-35, 35]) for (y = [-25, 25])\n    translate([x, y, 3]) difference() {\n      cylinder(h = 12, d = 10);\n      translate([0, 0, 4]) cylinder(h = 9, d = 3);\n    }\n}\n`.trim()\n\n/** 06 — clevis bracket: base plate, two lugs with a 14 mm pin bore, ribs, cutouts. */\nconst CLEVIS_BRACKET = `\n$fn=96;\n\n// Base plate, 3 mm rounds on the four vertical perimeter corners.\nmodule base_plate() {\n  hull() for (x = [-57, 57]) for (y = [-27, 27])\n    translate([x, y, 0]) cylinder(h = 10, r = 3);\n}\n\n// One clevis lug: an (X, Z) side profile extruded 18 mm in Y. The straight part\n// runs Z=10..34 and the semicircular cap is r=18 about Z=34, so the lug top is at\n// Z=52 -- exactly 42 mm above the base, as the prompt states.\nmodule lug() {\n  translate([0, 26, 0]) rotate([90, 0, 0]) linear_extrude(18)\n    union() {\n      translate([-18, 10]) square([36, 24]);\n      translate([0, 34]) circle(r = 18);\n    }\n}\n\n// 2 mm transition flare where the lug foot meets the base plate.\nmodule lug_foot() {\n  hull() {\n    translate([-20, 6, 10]) cube([40, 22, 0.01]);\n    translate([-18, 8, 12]) cube([36, 18, 0.01]);\n  }\n}\n\n// Diagonal reinforcing rib, 6 mm thick in Y, lying against the lug's outer face.\nmodule rib() {\n  translate([0, 26, 0]) rotate([90, 0, 0]) linear_extrude(6)\n    polygon([[18, 10], [40, 10], [18, 34]]);\n}\n\ndifference() {\n  union() {\n    base_plate();\n    lug();      mirror([0, 1, 0]) lug();\n    lug_foot(); mirror([0, 1, 0]) lug_foot();\n    rib();      mirror([0, 1, 0]) rib();\n  }\n  // clevis pin bore, 14 mm through both lugs along Y at X=0, Z=34\n  translate([0, -27, 34]) rotate([-90, 0, 0]) cylinder(h = 54, d = 14);\n  // four 7 mm base mounting holes\n  for (x = [-45, 45]) for (y = [-20, 20])\n    translate([x, y, -1]) cylinder(h = 12, d = 7);\n  // triangular lightening cutouts through the base web, corners rounded 3 mm\n  for (x = [-31, 31]) translate([x, 0, -1]) linear_extrude(12)\n    offset(r = 3) polygon([[6, 0], [-3, 5.2], [-3, -5.2]]);\n}\n`.trim()\n\n/** 07 — radial engine cylinder: barrel, 12 fins, base flange, top cap, plug boss. */\nconst RADIAL_ENGINE_CYLINDER = `\n$fn=96;\n\n// One cooling fin: a 2 mm disc whose outer edge carries the 1 mm round, so the\n// fin outside diameter is 2*(30+1) = 62 mm. The round's own section is coarse\n// ($fn=24): at 96 it puts ~18k triangles on each of the 12 fins and takes the\n// CGAL union past two minutes for a 1 mm cosmetic edge.\nmodule fin(z) {\n  translate([0, 0, z]) union() {\n    cylinder(h = 2, r = 30);\n    translate([0, 0, 1]) rotate_extrude() translate([30, 0]) circle(r = 1, $fn = 24);\n  }\n}\n\ndifference() {\n  union() {\n    cylinder(h = 70, r = 18);                    // barrel\n    for (i = [0:11]) fin(10 + 5 * i);            // 12 fins, Z = 10..67\n    // base flange OD 70 x 8, 1 mm rounds on its outer edges. The profile starts\n    // at x=1 (not 0) so the revolve never sees a negative radius; the barrel\n    // above fills that 1 mm core.\n    rotate_extrude() offset(r = 1) offset(delta = -1)\n      polygon([[1, 0], [35, 0], [35, 8], [1, 8]]);\n    translate([0, 0, 70]) cylinder(h = 8, r = 22);   // top cap\n    // spark-plug boss: 12 mm dia, 24 mm long, 35 deg above horizontal, +X, rooted\n    // inside the top cap so it fuses with it\n    translate([10, 0, 72]) rotate([0, 55, 0]) cylinder(h = 24, d = 12);\n  }\n  // six 5 mm mounting holes on the 56 mm bolt circle of the base flange\n  for (i = [0:5]) rotate([0, 0, i * 60]) translate([28, 0, -1]) cylinder(h = 10, d = 5);\n  // 5 mm bore along the boss axis\n  translate([10, 0, 72]) rotate([0, 55, 0]) cylinder(h = 25, d = 5);\n}\n`.trim()\n\n/** 08 — centrifugal impeller: backplate, hub, 12 backward-curved blades, bore. */\nconst CENTRIFUGAL_IMPELLER = `\n$fn=96;\n\n// Blade centreline: radius 18 -> 43 while sweeping 45 degrees backward. The blade\n// is the swept 3 mm disc along that path, so its thickness is 3 mm everywhere.\nfunction bp(t) = [(18 + 25*t) * cos(-45*t), (18 + 25*t) * sin(-45*t)];\n\nmodule blade() {\n  for (i = [0:11]) hull() {\n    translate(bp(i/12)) circle(d = 3, $fn = 32);\n    translate(bp((i+1)/12)) circle(d = 3, $fn = 32);\n  }\n}\n\ndifference() {\n  union() {\n    // backplate OD 90 x 6 with 1.5 mm rounds on both outer circular edges\n    rotate_extrude() offset(r = 1.5) offset(delta = -1.5)\n      polygon([[1, 0], [45, 0], [45, 6], [1, 6]]);\n    translate([0, 0, 6]) cylinder(h = 22, r = 13);           // hub\n    // 12 blades, 16 mm tall above the backplate. The prompt's own radii leave a\n    // 5 mm gap between the blade roots (r=18) and the hub (r=13), so the stated\n    // blade-to-hub root fillet has nothing to fillet and is omitted.\n    for (i = [0:11]) rotate([0, 0, i * 30])\n      translate([0, 0, 6]) linear_extrude(16) blade();\n  }\n  translate([0, 0, -1]) cylinder(h = 30, d = 8);             // through-bore\n}\n`.trim()\n\n/** 09 — spiral staircase: column, 20 helical treads, helical handrail, balusters. */\nconst SPIRAL_STAIRCASE = `\n$fn=96;\n\nn = 20;        // treads\nz0 = 4;        // first tread bottom\nrise = 6;      // Z step per tread\nturn = 18;     // degrees per tread\nrail_r = 66; rail_z0 = 14; rail_z1 = 130;\n\n// Handrail height at a given plan angle, measured counter-clockwise from +X.\nfunction rail_z(a) = rail_z0 + (rail_z1 - rail_z0) * a / 360;\n\n// A wedge tread: annulus sector from ri to ro over \"ang\" degrees.\nmodule tread(ri, ro, ang, h) {\n  m = 24;\n  linear_extrude(h) polygon(concat(\n    [for (i = [0:m]) [ri * cos(ang*i/m), ri * sin(ang*i/m)]],\n    [for (i = [m:-1:0]) [ro * cos(ang*i/m), ro * sin(ang*i/m)]]));\n}\n\nunion() {\n  cylinder(h = 140, r = 7);      // central column\n  cylinder(h = 5, r = 45);       // base disk, Z = 0..5 (overlaps the first tread)\n  for (k = [0:n-1]) {\n    rotate([0, 0, k * turn]) translate([0, 0, z0 + k * rise]) tread(10, 62, 24, 4);\n    // baluster at the tread's outer end, mid-width, reaching the handrail centre\n    rotate([0, 0, k * turn + 12]) translate([63, 0, z0 + k * rise])\n      cylinder(h = rail_z(k * turn + 12) - (z0 + k * rise), d = 3);\n  }\n  // helical handrail: a 5 mm circle at radius 66 swept one counter-clockwise turn\n  // (OpenSCAD's positive twist is clockwise) while rising Z=14 -> 130\n  translate([0, 0, rail_z0])\n    linear_extrude(height = rail_z1 - rail_z0, twist = -360, slices = 96)\n      translate([rail_r, 0]) circle(d = 5, $fn = 48);\n}\n`.trim()\n\n/** 10 — planetary gear stage: 9 separate bodies (sun, 3 planets, ring, carrier, 3 pins). */\nconst PLANETARY_GEAR_STAGE = `\n$fn=96;\n\n// Straight-sided trapezoidal teeth: each tooth is a four-point polygon between the\n// root and tip circles, unioned onto (external) or subtracted from (internal) the\n// gear blank. Half-angles are given at the root and the tip.\nmodule ext_gear(n, r_root, r_tip, ha_root, ha_tip, phase) {\n  union() {\n    circle(r = r_root);\n    for (i = [0:n-1]) rotate(phase + 360*i/n)\n      polygon([[r_root*cos(-ha_root), r_root*sin(-ha_root)],\n               [r_tip*cos(-ha_tip),   r_tip*sin(-ha_tip)],\n               [r_tip*cos(ha_tip),    r_tip*sin(ha_tip)],\n               [r_root*cos(ha_root),  r_root*sin(ha_root)]]);\n  }\n}\n\nmodule int_gear(n, r_tip, r_root, r_out, ha_tip, ha_root, phase) {\n  difference() {\n    circle(r = r_out);\n    difference() {\n      circle(r = r_root);\n      for (i = [0:n-1]) rotate(phase + 360*i/n)\n        polygon([[r_root*cos(-ha_root), r_root*sin(-ha_root)],\n                 [r_tip*cos(-ha_tip),   r_tip*sin(-ha_tip)],\n                 [r_tip*cos(ha_tip),    r_tip*sin(ha_tip)],\n                 [r_root*cos(ha_root),  r_root*sin(ha_root)]]);\n    }\n  }\n}\n\ngz = 16;   // gear underside; the pins (Z=0..14) stop 2 mm short of it\ngt = 8;    // gear thickness\n\n// sun: 24 teeth, root d42, OD 54. Phase 7.5 puts a tooth SPACE on each of the\n// three planet directions (0/120/240 deg), which is the only phase where the sun\n// tip circle clears the planet root circle at all.\ntranslate([0, 0, gz]) linear_extrude(gt) difference() {\n  ext_gear(24, 21, 27, 4, 0.2, 7.5);\n  circle(d = 10);\n}\n\n// three planets: 18 teeth, root d31, OD 41, centres on r=42 every 120 deg. Phase 0\n// puts a tooth on the sun side (local 180) and on the ring side (local 0).\nfor (i = [0:2]) rotate(120*i) translate([42, 0, gz])\n  linear_extrude(gt) ext_gear(18, 15.5, 20.5, 5, 2, 0);\n\n// ring: 60 internal teeth, OD 140, internal root d126.\n// DEVIATION: internal tooth-tip diameter is 116, not the prompt's 114. 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package/dist/benchmarks/mcad-tasks.d.ts

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+//#region src/benchmarks/mcad-tasks.d.ts
+/**
+ * MCAD task specs — 10 dimensioned mechanical parts adopted from the MIT-licensed
+ * text-to-cad benchmark set (github.com/earthtojake/text-to-cad, `benchmarks/`).
+ *
+ * Upstream ships each part as a prompt plus a human checklist ("four through-holes,
+ * 8 mm each; no floating gussets") with NO grader. This file is the machine-checkable
+ * form: every assertion below is derivable in closed form from the upstream prompt,
+ * and every derivation is shown in a comment beside its number. An assertion that
+ * cannot be derived in closed form is OMITTED, never guessed — the judge only
+ * asserts what the prompt actually pins.
+ *
+ * FORMAT DEVIATION, stated once: upstream asks for STEP export. The v1 judge
+ * compiles OpenSCAD and grades the STL mesh (same judge deps as `cad-design`);
+ * OpenSCAD cannot emit STEP. The geometric content of every check is preserved;
+ * the "STEP imports" row is replaced by "compiles + watertight". Tasks keep the
+ * upstream dimensional text verbatim inside an OpenSCAD-deliverable wrapper.
+ *
+ * Probes are the hole/pocket checks: a point the finished solid must NOT contain
+ * (inside a hole bore) or MUST contain (in the surrounding material). Locations
+ * come from the prompt's own dimensions, with clearance chosen so a hole that is
+ * missing, misplaced by more than ~1 mm, or wrong in diameter by more than ~1 mm
+ * flips at least one probe.
+ */
+interface McadSpec {
+  /** Overall axis-aligned extents in mm, [min, max] per axis. */
+  bbox?: {
+    x?: [number, number];
+    y?: [number, number];
+    z?: [number, number];
+  };
+  /** Enclosed mesh volume band in mm^3 — closed-form only, derivation in a comment. */
+  volume?: [number, number];
+  /** Disconnected-solid count band (fused parts must read as ONE solid). */
+  solids?: [number, number];
+  /** Triangle floor — rejects degenerate single-box answers where relevant. */
+  minTriangles?: number;
+  /** Points (mm) that must test INSIDE the solid (material present). */
+  probesInsideSolid?: Array<[number, number, number]>;
+  /** Points (mm) that must test OUTSIDE the solid (hole/pocket/clearance present). */
+  probesOutsideSolid?: Array<[number, number, number]>;
+}
+interface McadTask {
+  id: string;
+  /** Upstream dimensional brief, verbatim, wrapped for the OpenSCAD deliverable. */
+  prompt: string;
+  spec: McadSpec;
+  /** Upstream file this was adopted from. */
+  source: string;
+  /** False when the spec has no verified gold yet — the judge still runs, but the
+   *  accept direction is uncalibrated and the loader surfaces that in metadata. */
+  calibrated: boolean;
+}
+/** Exported so a sibling adapter can SWAP this preamble for its own deliverable
+ *  (see `mcad-cq-bench.ts`) by prefix, instead of re-authoring ten prompts and
+ *  letting the two copies drift. The upstream dimensional text stays the tail. */
+declare const MCAD_DELIVERABLE: string;
+/** Task 10 is an ASSEMBLY, not a part: its own text says "use separate solid bodies"
+ *  and its checklist pins nine of them, which the single-solid boilerplate above
+ *  flatly contradicts. A worker cannot satisfy both, so that task gets this
+ *  preamble instead; everything else about the deliverable is unchanged. */
+declare const MCAD_DELIVERABLE_MULTIBODY: string;
+declare const MCAD_TASKS: McadTask[];
+//#endregion
+export { MCAD_DELIVERABLE, MCAD_DELIVERABLE_MULTIBODY, MCAD_TASKS, McadSpec, McadTask };
+//# sourceMappingURL=mcad-tasks.d.ts.map