agentic-scorecard 0.2.0 → 0.3.1

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package/AGENT_PROMPT.md CHANGED
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- # Ask an AI coding agent to run ADRB v0.2
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+ # Ask an AI coding agent to run ADRB v0.3
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  These prompts are vendor-neutral. The agent needs terminal access to the repository and permission
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  to download the published npm package. The default benchmark runs locally, reads only tracked paths,
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  invokes no model, uploads no source, and makes no network calls after installation.
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- ## Recommended: repository baseline
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+ ## Recommended: complete agent-assisted assessment
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  Copy and paste:
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  ```text
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- Assess this repository's readiness for AI-agent pull-request work.
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- From the repository root, run:
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- npx --yes agentic-scorecard@0.2.0 assess . --profile pr-creation --scope tracked --format markdown --output .agentic/reports/agentic-readiness-v0.2.0.md
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-
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- Do not change product source, configuration, policies, or tests. Do not invent evidence or mark an
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- attestation as met. Read the report and tell me:
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- 1. the score and highest passed readiness profile;
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- 2. whether the pr-creation target passes;
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- 3. each target-profile blocker and its evidence scope;
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- 4. the five highest-value improvements in dependency order;
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- 5. which findings are repository gaps versus external or outcome evidence not yet established; and
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- 6. any likely false positive or false negative.
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-
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- Keep repository-detected, agent-collected, and human-attested evidence separate. Leave generated
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- artifacts uncommitted unless I explicitly ask otherwise. If the command cannot run, explain the
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- exact blocker without modifying the repository to work around it.
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+ Perform the complete ADRB v0.3 assessment of this repository for AI-agent pull-request work.
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+ Do not change product source, tests, configuration, policies, Git history, or the user's current
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+ checkout. First inspect the repository's commit, tracked-file status, upstream tracking branch, and
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+ ahead/behind state. If read-only network access is already authorized, fetch the upstream before
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+ comparing it. Select the commit before creating an assessment worktree. Default to the current HEAD;
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+ a dirty checkout does not change that selection, so assess HEAD from an isolated clean worktree. Use
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+ the fetched upstream commit only when I asked for the latest/current upstream state and the branch is
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+ behind. If the checkout is both dirty and behind, state both facts and preserve HEAD by default unless
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+ I explicitly asked for upstream or another commit. State the exact commit you selected and why.
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+
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+ Before running the scorecard, choose and state an absolute durable artifact directory outside any
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+ temporary worktree. Do not delete that directory during worktree cleanup. In the commands below,
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+ replace `<artifact-dir>` with that path. The npm package version is 0.3.1, while report filenames use
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+ the immutable ADRB benchmark version 0.3.0.
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+
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+ From that clean target, run the repository-only baseline:
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+ npx --yes agentic-scorecard@0.3.1 assess . --profile pr-creation --scope tracked --format markdown --output <artifact-dir>/agentic-readiness-v0.3.0-baseline.md
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+
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+ Then prepare unresolved evidence:
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+ npx --yes agentic-scorecard@0.3.1 init-evidence . --output <artifact-dir>/agent-evidence.yaml --request-output <artifact-dir>/evidence-request.md
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+
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+ Read the baseline, `<artifact-dir>/evidence-request.md`, and the empty target-bound
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+ `<artifact-dir>/agent-evidence.yaml`. Investigate nuanced repository-scoped requests only from
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+ tracked files at the selected commit. Before accessing Git hosting settings, CI, dashboards, logs,
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+ ticketing, or any other connected system, tell me exactly which least-privileged read-only tools,
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+ accounts, repositories, branches, dashboards, and time ranges you need, and why. Wait for my
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+ authorization.
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+ After authorization, attempt only eligible requests. For every attempted claim, record its status,
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+ scope, concise derivation, collection time, 30-day-or-shorter expiry, and durable privacy-safe
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+ references. Repository claims must use `repo:<path>[#Lx-Ly]`; do not merely restate a keyword match.
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+ A permission error, stale source, or inconclusive result remains unknown and records the error.
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+ Never infer a pass, invent an attestation, or treat unavailable evidence as a failure.
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+ Do not place credentials, prompts, source excerpts, raw logs, personal data, customer data, private
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+ URLs that reveal secrets, or sensitive dashboard contents in generated files.
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+ When authorized evidence collection is complete, run:
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+ npx --yes agentic-scorecard@0.3.1 assess . --profile pr-creation --scope tracked --agent-evidence <artifact-dir>/agent-evidence.yaml --format markdown --output <artifact-dir>/agentic-readiness-v0.3.0-assisted.md
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+ Tell me the repository-detected progress and normative score, the highest passed profile, whether
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+ pr-creation passes, every target blocker, and the five highest-value improvements. Compare baseline
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+ and assisted reports control by control. Keep repository-detected, agent-collected, and
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+ human-attested evidence separate; treat UNKNOWN as unresolved, not failed; and flag likely false
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+ positives or negatives. If I decline external access, stop after the baseline and label it clearly as
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+ a repository-only baseline. Before removing a temporary worktree, verify that every report, evidence
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+ request, and evidence bundle you cite exists in the durable artifact directory, then tell me that
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+ directory's absolute path. Leave generated artifacts uncommitted unless I explicitly ask otherwise.
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+ Do not describe any result as certified, compliant, safe, secure, or independently verified.
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  ```
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- ## Agent-assisted external evidence
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- Use this only after reviewing the repository baseline:
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- ```text
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- Collect the external evidence that ADRB v0.2 could not establish from tracked repository files.
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- First run:
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- npx --yes agentic-scorecard@0.2.0 init-evidence .
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- Read `.agentic/evidence-request.md` and the empty target-bound
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- `.agentic/agent-evidence.yaml` bundle. Before accessing any connected system, tell me which
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- read-only tools, accounts, repositories, branches, dashboards, and time ranges you need. Wait for
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- my authorization.
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+ The agent is an evidence investigator. The scorecard remains the scoring authority.
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- After authorization, use only least-privileged read-only operations. For each eligible control,
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- record the source-backed status, scope, concise derivation, collection time, 30-day-or-shorter
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- expiry, and durable privacy-safe references. Add only claims you actually attempted. Do not paste
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- credentials, prompts, source excerpts, raw logs, personal data, or sensitive dashboard contents. A
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- permission error or inconclusive result must remain unknown and include the error; never infer a
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- pass.
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+ ## Fast repository-only baseline
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+ Use this when you want an offline first look and accept that platform, organization, and outcome
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+ controls will remain unresolved:
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- Summarize every score change and keep agent-collected evidence distinct from repository evidence and
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- human attestations. Do not describe the result as certified, compliant, safe, secure, or
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- independently verified.
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+ ```text
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+ Run a fast repository-only ADRB v0.3 baseline for AI-agent pull-request work. Verify and state the
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+ selected commit and whether tracked files match HEAD, then run:
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+ npx --yes agentic-scorecard@0.3.1 assess . --profile pr-creation --scope tracked --format markdown --output .agentic/reports/agentic-readiness-v0.3.0-baseline.md
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+ Do not change repository files or invent evidence. Summarize repository-detected progress before
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+ the normative score, target-profile blockers, and the five highest-value repository improvements.
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+ Separate true repository gaps from platform, organization, and outcome evidence that this offline
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+ scan cannot establish. Treat UNKNOWN as unresolved, not failed, and call the result a repository-only
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+ baseline rather than a complete assessment. Leave generated artifacts uncommitted.
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  ```
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  ## Guided remediation
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- Read the latest ADRB v0.2 report and create a remediation proposal for the failed target-profile
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+ Read the latest ADRB v0.3 report and create a remediation proposal for the failed target-profile
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  controls. Do not implement changes yet. Group recommendations into repository changes, platform or
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  systems affected, accountable role, verification method, dependencies, and effort estimate. Never
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  ## Reassessment
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- Re-run the pinned ADRB v0.2.0 benchmark for the same profile and tracked scope. Compare reports
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- control by control. Explain changes using evidence and identify changed commit state, expired claims,
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- scope differences, regressions, or newly established controls. Write a new dated report; do not
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+ Re-run the pinned ADRB v0.3.0 benchmark with agentic-scorecard@0.3.1 for the same profile and tracked scope. Compare reports
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+ control by control. Explain changes using evidence and identify changed commit state, expired
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+ claims, scope differences, regressions, or newly established controls. Compare normative and
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+ repository-detected progress separately. Write a new dated report; do not overwrite the previous
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+ one.
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  ```
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  cannot hide a critical security, testing, governance, or recovery gap.
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- This repository is a **v0.2 reference implementation** intended for public review and piloting. It
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- is not a certification standard. The immutable v0.1 benchmark remains available for historical
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- reproduction; v0.1 and v0.2 scores are not directly comparable.
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+ This repository is a **v0.3 reference implementation** intended for public review and piloting. It
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+ is not a certification standard. The immutable v0.1 and v0.2 benchmarks remain available for
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+ historical reproduction; scores from different benchmark versions are not directly comparable.
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  ## Ask your coding agent
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- You do not need to install or learn the CLI yourself. Paste this prompt into Codex, Claude Code,
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+ You do not need to install or learn the CLI yourself. Paste this instruction into Codex, Claude Code,
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- > Assess this repository's readiness for AI-agent pull-request work. From the repository root, run
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- > `npx --yes agentic-scorecard@0.2.0 assess . --profile pr-creation --scope tracked --format markdown --output .agentic/reports/agentic-readiness-v0.2.0.md`.
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- > Do not change product source code or invent attestations. Read the resulting report and summarize
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- > the score, highest passed profile, whether `pr-creation` passes, target-profile blockers, and the
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- > five highest-value improvements. Separate repository gaps from external and outcome evidence, and
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- > keep repository-detected, agent-collected, and human-attested evidence distinct. Flag likely false
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- > positives or negatives. Leave generated artifacts uncommitted unless I ask you to commit them.
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- That is the recommended first assessment. The agent downloads the pinned benchmark package, runs the
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- read-only local collector, and explains the results. For alternate authority levels or a guided
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- remediation session, use the prompts in [AGENT_PROMPT.md](AGENT_PROMPT.md).
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+ > Perform the complete ADRB v0.3 assessment of this repository for AI-agent pull-request work using
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+ > `agentic-scorecard@0.3.1`. First select and state the commit without modifying my checkout; preserve
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+ > HEAD when the checkout is dirty, and use upstream only if I requested the latest upstream state.
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+ > Assess it from a clean worktree and keep all generated artifacts in a durable directory outside any
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+ > temporary worktree. Run the tracked repository baseline, then run `init-evidence`, read its evidence
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+ > request, and tell me which least-privileged read-only connected systems you need. Wait for my
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+ > authorization before accessing them. After authorized collection, rerun the assessment and compare
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+ > the baseline and assisted reports control by control. Keep repository-detected, agent-collected, and
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+ > human-attested evidence separate; never invent evidence; treat UNKNOWN as unresolved; and leave
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+ > generated artifacts uncommitted.
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+ The complete copy-and-paste prompt, including privacy limits and exact commands, is in
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+ [AGENT_PROMPT.md](AGENT_PROMPT.md). It makes the evidence-assisted workflow the recommendation. A
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+ fast filesystem scan remains available, but it is explicitly a **repository-only baseline** and
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+ cannot establish platform, organization, or outcome controls by itself.
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+ The reference CLI/package is version 0.3.1. Generated report names use benchmark version 0.3.0
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+ because the patch release changed workflow guidance, not the immutable scoring benchmark.
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+ Re-review prior attestations and agent evidence before recreating them for v0.3. All claims must
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+ expire, and repository-scoped semantic claims require tracked files to match the commit-bound target
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+ plus `repo:<path>[#Lx-Ly]` references whose optional line ranges exist in the cited tracked file.
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+ - **Agent-collected:** an authorized agent supplied a target-bound, expiring, source-backed semantic
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+ [
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