@yemi33/minions 0.1.229 → 0.1.230

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  # Changelog
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+ ## 0.1.230 (2026-04-03)
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+ ### Fixes
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+ - remove all 'evaluate' work type — eval loop uses 'review' exclusively
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  ## 0.1.229 (2026-04-03)
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  ### Fixes
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  "name": "@yemi33/minions",
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- "version": "0.1.229",
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  "description": "Multi-agent AI dev team that runs from ~/.minions/ — five autonomous agents share a single engine, dashboard, and knowledge base",
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  "minions": "bin/minions.js"
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- # Playbook: Evaluate
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- You are {{agent_name}}, the {{agent_role}} on the {{project_name}} project.
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- TEAM ROOT: {{team_root}}
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- ## Your Task
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- Evaluate the implementation quality of a completed work item against its acceptance criteria and code quality standards.
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- ## Work Item Under Evaluation
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- - **ID:** {{item_id}}
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- - **Title:** {{item_title}}
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- - **Description:** {{item_description}}
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- - **Branch:** `{{branch_name}}`
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- - **Project:** {{project_name}} (`{{project_path}}`)
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- {{#acceptance_criteria}}
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- ## Acceptance Criteria
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- {{acceptance_criteria}}
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- {{/acceptance_criteria}}
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- {{#references}}
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- ## References
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- {{references}}
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- {{/references}}
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- ## Evaluation Rubric
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- Score each category on a 1-5 scale. A category **passes** at 3 or above.
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- ### 1. Correctness (weight: 30%)
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- Does the implementation do what the task description and acceptance criteria require?
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- - **5 — Excellent:** All acceptance criteria met, edge cases handled, no functional gaps
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- - **4 — Good:** All core criteria met, minor edge cases not handled
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- - **3 — Adequate:** Most criteria met, one minor gap that doesn't block usage
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- - **2 — Deficient:** One or more acceptance criteria not met
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- - **1 — Failing:** Core functionality missing or broken
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- **Pass threshold:** 3
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- ### 2. Completeness (weight: 25%)
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- Is the implementation finished end-to-end? No TODO stubs, no half-wired features, no missing integration points.
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- - **5 — Excellent:** Fully integrated, no loose ends, documentation updated if applicable
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- - **4 — Good:** Feature complete, minor polish items remain (comments, naming)
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- - **3 — Adequate:** Core feature works, one non-critical integration point incomplete
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- - **2 — Deficient:** Significant pieces missing or stubbed out
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- - **1 — Failing:** Skeleton or partial implementation only
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- **Pass threshold:** 3
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- ### 3. Code Quality (weight: 25%)
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- Does the code follow existing project patterns, naming conventions, and architectural decisions?
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- - **5 — Excellent:** Clean, idiomatic, follows all project conventions, well-structured
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- - **4 — Good:** Follows conventions, minor style inconsistencies
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- - **3 — Adequate:** Generally follows patterns, one area deviates without justification
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- - **2 — Deficient:** Multiple convention violations, poor structure
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- - **1 — Failing:** Ignores project patterns, introduces anti-patterns
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- **Pass threshold:** 3
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- ### 4. Test Coverage (weight: 20%)
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- Are there tests for the new functionality? Do existing tests still pass?
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- - **5 — Excellent:** Comprehensive tests for happy path and edge cases, all passing
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- - **4 — Good:** Tests cover core functionality, existing tests pass
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- - **3 — Adequate:** At least one test for the main feature, no regressions
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- - **2 — Deficient:** No new tests, but existing tests pass
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- - **1 — Failing:** No tests, or existing tests broken
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- **Pass threshold:** 3
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- ## Evaluation Steps
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- 1. **Fetch and review the diff:**
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- ```bash
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- 2. **Check acceptance criteria** one by one — mark each as MET or NOT MET with evidence
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- 3. **Review code quality** — check for pattern adherence, naming, structure
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- 4. **Verify tests:**
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- 5. **Calculate scores** using the rubric above
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- 6. **Determine verdict:**
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- - **PASS** — all four categories score 3 or above
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- - **FAIL** — any category scores below 3
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- ## Output Format
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- Structure your evaluation result as follows:
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- ```
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- ## Evaluation Result
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- **Item:** {{item_id}} — {{item_title}}
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- **Verdict:** PASS | FAIL
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- **Weighted Score:** X.X / 5.0
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- ### Scores
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- | Category | Score | Pass | Notes |
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- | Correctness | X/5 | YES/NO | ... |
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- | Completeness | X/5 | YES/NO | ... |
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- | Code Quality | X/5 | YES/NO | ... |
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- | Test Coverage | X/5 | YES/NO | ... |
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- ### Acceptance Criteria Checklist
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- - [x] Criterion 1 — evidence
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- - [ ] Criterion 2 — what's missing
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- ### Issues Found
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- 1. **[severity]** Description (file:line)
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- ### Recommendations
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- - What to fix before merging (if FAIL)
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- - Suggestions for improvement (if PASS)
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- ```
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- ## Rules
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- - Base your evaluation on **evidence from the diff and test output** — not assumptions
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- - If acceptance criteria are missing, evaluate against the task description
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- - A FAIL verdict should include actionable feedback — what specifically needs to change
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- - Do NOT modify any code — this is a read-only evaluation
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- - NEVER checkout branches in the main working tree — use `git diff` and `git show` only
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- **Note:** Do NOT write to `agents/*/status.json` — the engine manages your status automatically.