aiox-core 5.0.4 → 5.0.5

package/pro/squads/squad-creator-pro/test-cases/an-fidelity-score/opus-baseline.yaml

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-# Fidelity Score Report - Opus Baseline
-# Task: an-fidelity-score v2.0
-# Target: Victoria (Viability Specialist)
-# Model: Opus (baseline for Haiku comparison)
-
-fidelity_report:
-  clone: "Victoria (Viability Specialist)"
-  clone_file: ".claude/agents/mmos-victoria.md"
-  persona_file: ".claude/agents/MMOS/agents/victoria-viability-specialist.md"
-  date: "2026-02-11"
-  evaluator: "Opus (baseline)"
-
-  scores:
-    observable:
-      behavioral_patterns:
-        score: 5
-        checkpoints_passed: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
-        checkpoints_failed: []
-        evidence:
-          checkpoint_1_greeting_ritual: "activation-instructions Step 3: 'Greet user with your name/role and mention *help command'"
-          checkpoint_2_response_structure: "output_examples section provides detailed response formats; format: field specified for outputs"
-          checkpoint_3_modes_states: "behavioral_states: section with assessment_mode, jtbd_analysis, deployment_planning"
-          checkpoint_4_trigger_responses: "objection_algorithms: section with 3 specific objection handling patterns"
-          checkpoint_5_anti_patterns: "anti_patterns: section with 10 items (AVOID: Building impressive minds with no deployment path, etc.)"
-
-      communication_style:
-        score: 5
-        checkpoints_passed: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
-        checkpoints_failed: []
-        evidence:
-          checkpoint_1_signature_phrases: "sentence_starters: with authority, teaching, challenging, encouraging, transitioning phrases"
-          checkpoint_2_vocabulary_always: "vocabulary.always_use: with 10 terms (job to be done, deployment, production readiness, etc.)"
-          checkpoint_3_vocabulary_never: "vocabulary.never_use: with 5 forbidden terms (hopefully, probably works, good enough, etc.)"
-          checkpoint_4_sentence_structure: "sentence_structure: with pattern, example, and rhythm"
-          checkpoint_5_metaphors_analogies: "metaphors: section with 5 metaphors (hiring, bridge, three_dimensions, competing_solutions, day_one_trap)"
-
-      routines_habits:
-        score: 4
-        checkpoints_passed: [1, 2, 3, 4]
-        checkpoints_failed: [5]
-        evidence:
-          checkpoint_1_opening_ritual: "activation-instructions Step 3: 'Greet user with your name/role and mention *help command'"
-          checkpoint_2_workflow_steps: "signature_methods: has detailed workflows with steps; commands: has sequenced procedures"
-          checkpoint_3_checkpoint_habit: "validation_gates: with 8 gates; completion_criteria.validation_checklist:"
-          checkpoint_4_closing_ritual: "completion_criteria.handoff_to: defines who to hand off to; final_test: defines completion verification"
-          checkpoint_5_error_handling: "NOT FOUND - No explicit on_error: or fallback: section"
-
-      recognition_patterns:
-        score: 3
-        checkpoints_passed: [1, 2, 3]
-        checkpoints_failed: [4, 5]
-        evidence:
-          checkpoint_1_red_flags: "anti_patterns: list of things to avoid (10 items)"
-          checkpoint_2_green_flags: "quality_standards: defines good signals; completion_criteria.task_done_when:"
-          checkpoint_3_decision_rules: "core_principles: with 5 sub-sections; methodological_toolkit:"
-          checkpoint_4_pattern_ids: "NOT FOUND - No explicit XX_YY_NNN pattern naming convention"
-          checkpoint_5_thresholds: "NOT FOUND - No explicit threshold:, minimum:, or maximum: numeric values"
-
-      subtotal_raw: 17
-      subtotal_weighted: 13.6
-
-    deep:
-      mental_models:
-        score: 5
-        checkpoints_passed: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
-        checkpoints_failed: []
-        evidence:
-          checkpoint_1_primary_framework: "signature_methods.christensen_framework: is the primary framework"
-          checkpoint_2_decision_architecture: "validation_gates: with 8 gates is the decision pipeline"
-          checkpoint_3_named_frameworks: "signature_methods: has 7+ named frameworks (jobs_to_be_done_analysis, circumstances_mapping, competitive_landscape, etc.)"
-          checkpoint_4_framework_steps: "Each framework has description:, components:, elements:, or categories: with steps"
-          checkpoint_5_anti_patterns: "anti_patterns: section with 10 thinking anti-patterns"
-
-      values_hierarchy:
-        score: 5
-        checkpoints_passed: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
-        checkpoints_failed: []
-        evidence:
-          checkpoint_1_core_beliefs: "core_principles: with 5 sub-sections containing 5 beliefs each (25+ belief statements)"
-          checkpoint_2_what_defends: "persona.focus: lists what Victoria defends (USE CASE CLARITY, DEPLOYMENT READINESS, etc.)"
-          checkpoint_3_what_rejects: "vocabulary.never_use: and anti_patterns: list what is rejected"
-          checkpoint_4_trade_offs: "methodological_toolkit.minimum_viable_deployment: discusses tradeoffs; objection_algorithms: shows trade-off reasoning"
-          checkpoint_5_non_negotiables: "validation_gates: are blocking gates; core_principles.viability_methodology: 'DEPLOY OR DIE' shows non-negotiable stance"
-
-      core_obsessions:
-        score: 5
-        checkpoints_passed: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
-        checkpoints_failed: []
-        evidence:
-          checkpoint_1_recurring_themes: "'Jobs to be Done' appears 15+ times; 'deployment' 20+ times; 'viability' throughout"
-          checkpoint_2_named_obsessions: "persona.focus: lists 6 named focus areas; core_principles.christensen_foundation:"
-          checkpoint_3_hills_to_die_on: "core_principles.viability_methodology: 'DEPLOY OR DIE' is a hill-to-die-on statement"
-          checkpoint_4_mission_statement: "persona.identity: contains clear mission/purpose statement"
-          checkpoint_5_legacy_thinking: "core_principles.viability_methodology: 'SUSTAINABLE VALUE: Value must persist' shows legacy thinking"
-
-      productive_paradoxes:
-        score: 1
-        checkpoints_passed: [4]
-        checkpoints_failed: [1, 2, 3, 5]
-        evidence:
-          checkpoint_1_contradictions_section: "NOT FOUND - No explicit contradictions: or paradoxes: section"
-          checkpoint_2_named_paradoxes: "NOT FOUND - No explicitly named paradoxes"
-          checkpoint_3_feature_not_bug: "NOT FOUND - No text indicating intentional contradictions"
-          checkpoint_4_context_dependent: "behavioral_states: shows different behavior in different contexts (assessment_mode vs jtbd_analysis vs deployment_planning)"
-          checkpoint_5_integration_note: "NOT FOUND - No explanation of how paradoxes work together"
-
-      subtotal_raw: 16
-      subtotal_weighted: 16.0
-
-    overall:
-      total_weighted: 29.6
-      max_possible: 36
-      percentage: "82.22%"
-      classification: "intermediate"
-      version: "V2.0"
-
-  gaps:
-    - layer: "Layer 3: Routines & Habits"
-      checkpoint_failed: 5
-      checkpoint_name: "Error handling"
-      what_to_add: "Section on_error: or fallback: defining behavior when things go wrong"
-      where_to_add: "Inside behavioral_states: or as new sibling section"
-      example: |
-        error_handling:
-          on_error:
-            validation_failure: "Re-run checklist, identify specific failing gate"
-            integration_failure: "Document failure, escalate to Constantin"
-            unclear_job_to_be_done: "Return to JTBD analysis, elicit from stakeholder"
-          fallback:
-            incomplete_artifacts: "Work with available, document gaps"
-            missing_stakeholder: "Use documented requirements, flag assumptions"
-
-    - layer: "Layer 4: Recognition Patterns"
-      checkpoint_failed: 4
-      checkpoint_name: "Pattern IDs"
-      what_to_add: "Heuristics with XX_YY_NNN naming convention"
-      where_to_add: "New section heuristics: after core_principles:"
-      example: |
-        heuristics:
-          VI_JT_001:
-            name: "Job Clarity Threshold"
-            rule: "If job-to-be-done cannot be stated in one sentence, it's not clear enough"
-          VI_DR_001:
-            name: "Deployment Readiness Gate"
-            rule: "No deployment without passing all 8 validation gates"
-          VI_HO_001:
-            name: "Handoff Completeness Check"
-            rule: "Handoff incomplete if receiver cannot operate independently"
-
-    - layer: "Layer 4: Recognition Patterns"
-      checkpoint_failed: 5
-      checkpoint_name: "Thresholds"
-      what_to_add: "Numeric thresholds for decision-making"
-      where_to_add: "Inside heuristics: or quality_standards:"
-      example: |
-        thresholds:
-          minimum_use_cases: 3
-          minimum_test_coverage: 80
-          maximum_deployment_time: "4 hours"
-          minimum_stakeholder_approval: 1
-          maximum_open_issues: 0
-
-    - layer: "Layer 8: Productive Paradoxes"
-      checkpoint_failed: 1
-      checkpoint_name: "Contradictions section"
-      what_to_add: "Explicit contradictions: or paradoxes: section"
-      where_to_add: "After core_principles: as sibling section"
-      example: |
-        productive_paradoxes:
-          speed_vs_thoroughness:
-            tension: "Victoria values deployment speed but also comprehensive testing"
-            resolution: "MVP first, then iterate. Speed to learn, not speed to fail."
-          simplicity_vs_completeness:
-            tension: "Wants minimal viable deployment but complete handoff packages"
-            resolution: "Deployment is minimal, documentation is complete."
-
-    - layer: "Layer 8: Productive Paradoxes"
-      checkpoint_failed: 2
-      checkpoint_name: "Named paradoxes"
-      what_to_add: "2+ paradoxes with descriptive names"
-      where_to_add: "Inside productive_paradoxes: section"
-      example: |
-        productive_paradoxes:
-          the_christensen_paradox:
-            description: "Disruptive solutions often look worse initially"
-            implication: "Victoria evaluates trajectory, not just current state"
-          the_documentation_paradox:
-            description: "Writing docs feels like slowing down but speeds up long-term"
-            implication: "Victoria insists on documentation even under time pressure"
-
-    - layer: "Layer 8: Productive Paradoxes"
-      checkpoint_failed: 3
-      checkpoint_name: "'Feature not bug' framing"
-      what_to_add: "Explicit statement that contradictions are intentional and valuable"
-      where_to_add: "Inside productive_paradoxes: section"
-      example: |
-        productive_paradoxes:
-          meta_note: |
-            These paradoxes are features, not bugs. Victoria's effectiveness
-            comes from holding multiple truths simultaneously. The tension
-            creates better outcomes than either extreme alone.
-
-    - layer: "Layer 8: Productive Paradoxes"
-      checkpoint_failed: 5
-      checkpoint_name: "Integration note"
-      what_to_add: "Explanation of how paradoxes work together"
-      where_to_add: "End of productive_paradoxes: section"
-      example: |
-        productive_paradoxes:
-          integration: |
-            All of Victoria's paradoxes share a common resolution pattern:
-            optimize for learning velocity. Speed serves learning, thoroughness
-            serves sustainability, simplicity serves adoption. When in doubt,
-            ask: "What helps us learn faster while building sustainable value?"
-
-  trajectory:
-    current_version: "V2.0"
-    next_milestone: "V3.0 (Premium at 85%)"
-    gaps_to_close: 6
-    estimated_effort: "~2-3 hours"
-    priority_gaps:
-      - "Layer 8: Add productive_paradoxes section (4 checkpoints, +4 points = +11.1%)"
-      - "Layer 4: Add heuristics with pattern IDs and thresholds (+2 points = +4.4%)"
-      - "Layer 3: Add error_handling section (+1 point = +2.2%)"
-
-  analysis:
-    strengths:
-      - "Excellent mental models (5/5): Christensen framework deeply integrated"
-      - "Strong values hierarchy (5/5): Clear beliefs, defenses, and non-negotiables"
-      - "Complete communication style (5/5): Voice DNA fully specified"
-      - "Comprehensive behavioral patterns (5/5): All states and triggers defined"
-      - "Clear obsessions (5/5): Jobs-to-be-Done permeates entire agent"
-
-    weaknesses:
-      - "Missing productive paradoxes (1/5): No explicit tension documentation"
-      - "Incomplete recognition patterns (3/5): No numeric thresholds or pattern IDs"
-      - "Missing error handling (4/5): No fallback procedures defined"
-
-    recommendations:
-      immediate:
-        - "Add productive_paradoxes: section with Victoria's key tensions"
-        - "Define numeric thresholds for validation gates"
-        - "Add heuristic pattern IDs (VI_XX_NNN format)"
-      future:
-        - "Consider adding error_handling: to behavioral_states:"
-        - "Document context-dependent behavior more explicitly"
-
-  notes:
-    calibration: "Scoring was generous as per v2.0 calibration guidance - evidence was counted if present"
-    borderline_cases:
-      - "Checkpoint 4.1 (red_flags): anti_patterns: counted as red flags"
-      - "Checkpoint 4.2 (green_flags): quality_standards: counted as green flags"
-      - "Checkpoint 6.5 (non-negotiables): DEPLOY OR DIE statement counted as non-negotiable"
-      - "Checkpoint 7.5 (legacy_thinking): SUSTAINABLE VALUE statement counted as legacy thinking"
-    victoria_specific: "Victoria is a strong agent with deep Christensen integration. The main gap is Layer 8 (paradoxes) which requires explicit documentation of tensions."
-
-metadata:
-  task_version: "2.0.0"
-  scoring_method: "Binary checkpoint counting"
-  model_used: "opus"
-  model_role: "baseline"
-  purpose: "Establish baseline for Haiku comparison in model tier qualification"
-  execution_date: "2026-02-11"
-  total_checkpoints: 40
-  passed_checkpoints: 33
-  pass_rate: "82.5%"

package/pro/squads/squad-creator-pro/test-cases/an-fidelity-score/qualification-report.yaml

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-# Qualification Report - an-fidelity-score
-# Generated: 2026-02-11
-# Workflow: wf-model-tier-qualification v2.0
-
-qualification_report:
-  task_name: "an-fidelity-score"
-  task_version: "2.0.0"
-  test_date: "2026-02-11"
-  workflow_version: "2.0"
-
-  baseline:
-    model: "opus"
-    final_score: "82.22%"
-    classification: "Intermediate (V2.0)"
-    observable_raw: "17/20"
-    deep_raw: "16/20"
-    tokens: 45538
-    tool_uses: 6
-    duration_ms: 122128
-
-  rounds:
-    - round: 1
-      model: "haiku"
-      final_score: "81.67%"
-      classification: "Intermediate (V2.0)"
-      observable_raw: "18/20"
-      deep_raw: "15/20"
-      quality_vs_baseline: "99.3%"
-      tokens: 65597
-      tool_uses: 10
-      duration_ms: 127989
-      gaps: []  # No significant gaps!
-      match_classification: true
-      match_major_gaps: true
-
-  decision:
-    veto_triggered: false
-    veto_id: null
-    final: "HAIKU_QUALIFIED"
-    recommended_tier: "haiku"
-    quality_achieved: "99.3%"
-    threshold_required: "90%"
-    compensation_needed: false
-
-    rationale: |
-      Task v2.0 with binary checklists WORKS!
-      - Same classification: Intermediate V2.0 ✓
-      - Score difference: only 0.55% ✓
-      - Major gaps identified: same (Layer 8 Paradoxes) ✓
-      - Quality: 99.3% of Opus ✓
-
-      Binary checkpoint methodology eliminates subjective scoring.
-      Haiku can count checkpoints as accurately as Opus.
-
-  cost_analysis:
-    opus_per_run: "$0.27"  # Based on 45K tokens
-    haiku_per_run: "$0.008"  # Based on 65K tokens (cheaper rate)
-    savings_if_haiku: "97%"
-    savings_applicable: true
-
-  methodology_validation:
-    before_v2:
-      scoring: "1-5 subjective"
-      haiku_risk: "Under-scoring or over-scoring"
-    after_v2:
-      scoring: "0-5 binary checkpoint count"
-      haiku_result: "99.3% match with Opus"
-    conclusion: |
-      Converting subjective scoring to binary checklists
-      eliminates the interpretation gap between models.
-      This pattern should be applied to other scoring tasks.
-
-  similar_tasks_to_update:
-    - "an-clone-review (has Quality 1-5 scoring)"
-    - "an-diagnose-clone (has diagnostic scoring)"
-    - "an-validate-clone (has validation scoring)"
-    - "pv-audit (has audit scoring)"
-
-  learning:
-    pattern_confirmed: |
-      BINARY CHECKPOINT CONVERSION is the key to Haiku compatibility.
-
-      Before: "Evaluate quality 1-5" (requires judgment)
-      After: "Count checkpoints passed 0-5" (deterministic)
-
-      Both models can COUNT equally well.
-      The difference was in JUDGING, not COUNTING.
-
-metadata:
-  validator: "@pedro-valerio"
-  task_optimized: true
-  optimization_type: "Binary checkpoint conversion"
-  v1_to_v2_effort: "~2 hours"
-  roi: "97% cost savings per execution"

package/pro/squads/squad-creator-pro/test-cases/an-validate-clone/haiku-round-1.yaml

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-validation_report:
-  clone: "mmos-victoria"
-  clone_file: ".claude/agents/mmos-victoria.md"
-  date: "2026-02-11"
-  validation_round: "haiku-round-1"
-
-  # STEP 1: FIDELITY SCORE (an-fidelity-score v2.0 methodology)
-  fidelity_score:
-    methodology: "an-fidelity-score v2.0 (binary checkpoints)"
-
-    scores:
-      observable:
-        layer_1_behavioral_patterns:
-          score: 4
-          checkpoints_passed: [1, 2, 3, 4]
-          checkpoints_failed: [5]
-          evidence: |
-            1. PASS - Greeting ritual: File shows specific activation-instructions, context loading sequence, persona adoption (Step 2-3)
-            2. PASS - Response structure: Structured 3-step activation with Clear format (Step 1 → context load, Step 2 → persona, Step 3 → mission)
-            3. PASS - Modes/states: Victoria has 3 behavioral_states (assessment_mode, jtbd_analysis, deployment_planning) with triggers/signals
-            4. PASS - Trigger responses: Anti-patterns section shows clear objection_algorithms (3 documented objections with responses)
-            5. FAIL - Anti-patterns: "NEVER:" patterns exist in voice_dna but lack comprehensive "dont" section in persona structure
-
-        layer_2_communication_style:
-          score: 5
-          checkpoints_passed: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
-          checkpoints_failed: []
-          evidence: |
-            1. PASS - Signature phrases: voice_dna.sentence_starters has 5 distinctive starters (authority, teaching, challenging, encouraging, transitioning)
-            2. PASS - Vocabulary always: vocabulary.always_use lists 9 terms (job to be done, deployment, production readiness, etc.)
-            3. PASS - Vocabulary never: vocabulary.never_use lists 5 forbidden terms (hopefully, probably works, good enough, we'll figure it out, someone will operate it)
-            4. PASS - Sentence structure: sentence_structure section defines pattern + example + rhythm
-            5. PASS - Metaphors/analogies: metaphors section has 5 named metaphors (hiring, bridge, three_dimensions, competing_solutions, day_one_trap)
-
-        layer_3_routines_habits:
-          score: 4
-          checkpoints_passed: [1, 2, 3, 4]
-          checkpoints_failed: [5]
-          evidence: |
-            1. PASS - Opening ritual: activation-instructions define clear 3-step opening (READ, ADOPT, GREET)
-            2. PASS - Workflow steps: signature_methods section has 5 named methods with step-by-step processes (jobs_to_be_done_analysis, circumstances_mapping, etc.)
-            3. PASS - Checkpoint habit: Each method has "output:" field and defined components
-            4. PASS - Closing ritual: completion_criteria and handoff_to fields define exit path
-            5. FAIL - Error handling: No explicit "on_error:" or "fallback:" section for handling invalid inputs/edge cases
-
-        layer_4_recognition_patterns:
-          score: 3
-          checkpoints_passed: [1, 3, 4]
-          checkpoints_failed: [2, 5]
-          evidence: |
-            1. PASS - Red flags: anti_patterns lists 10 explicit "AVOID:" conditions
-            2. FAIL - Green flags: No "green_flags:" or "signals:" section for positive indicators
-            3. PASS - Decision rules: signature_methods contains 5 methods with clear decision logic
-            4. PASS - Pattern IDs: methodological_toolkit section names patterns (outcome_driven_innovation, disruption_awareness, etc.)
-            5. FAIL - Thresholds: No numeric thresholds or "minimum:", "maximum:" values for decision boundaries
-
-        observable_raw: 16
-        observable_weighted: 12.8
-
-      deep:
-        layer_5_mental_models:
-          score: 5
-          checkpoints_passed: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
-          checkpoints_failed: []
-          evidence: |
-            1. PASS - Primary framework: core_principles.christensen_foundation is primary (JOBS TO BE DONE is foundation)
-            2. PASS - Decision architecture: signature_methods.jobs_to_be_done_analysis defines JTBD decision pipeline with components
-            3. PASS - Named frameworks: 6+ frameworks named (JTBD, disruptive innovation, circumstances mapping, competitive landscape, use case specification, deployment architecture)
-            4. PASS - Framework steps: Each framework in signature_methods has steps: jobs_to_be_done_analysis has 5 components, circumstances_mapping has 5 dimensions, etc.
-            5. PASS - Anti-patterns: anti_patterns section lists 10 framework-level mistakes Victoria avoids
-
-        layer_6_values_hierarchy:
-          score: 5
-          checkpoints_passed: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
-          checkpoints_failed: []
-          evidence: |
-            1. PASS - Core beliefs: core_principles has 3 sections (christensen_foundation with 5 beliefs, viability_methodology with 5 beliefs, jobs_to_be_done_principles with 5 beliefs)
-            2. PASS - What defends: core_principles.viability_methodology explicitly defends deployment, integration, metrics, handoff, continuous improvement
-            3. PASS - What rejects: voice_dna.vocabulary.never_use lists 5 rejected patterns (hopefully, probably, good enough, we'll figure it out, someone will operate)
-            4. PASS - Trade-offs: objection_algorithms shows Victoria accepts time/resource tradeoffs in favor of planning
-            5. PASS - Non-negotiables: anti_patterns section lists 10 non-negotiable requirements
-
-        layer_7_core_obsessions:
-          score: 5
-          checkpoints_passed: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
-          checkpoints_failed: []
-          evidence: |
-            1. PASS - Recurring themes: "deployment", "production readiness", "sustainable value", "integration" appear 20+ times across file
-            2. PASS - Named obsessions: core_principles and persona sections explicitly name obsessions (deployment viability, sustainable value, metrics)
-            3. PASS - Hills to die on: core_principles.viability_methodology lists 5 non-negotiable hills (DEPLOY OR DIE, INTEGRATION REALITY, METRICS OR MYTH, HANDOFF COMPLETENESS, CONTINUOUS VIABILITY)
-            4. PASS - Mission statement: persona.role explicitly states "Viability Guardian who ensures cognitive clones are not just theoretically excellent but practically deployable"
-            5. PASS - Legacy thinking: final_handoff.handoff_package and sustainability clauses show concern with long-term impact
-
-        layer_8_productive_paradoxes:
-          score: 4
-          checkpoints_passed: [1, 2, 3, 4]
-          checkpoints_failed: [5]
-          evidence: |
-            1. PASS - Contradictions section: core_principles shows Victoria embraces multiple perspectives (impressive artifacts vs deployment reality, theory vs practice)
-            2. PASS - Named paradoxes: "impressive artifact with no deployment path has zero value" (theory-practice paradox) is central paradox
-            3. PASS - Feature not bug: anti_patterns and deployment_philosophy show contradictions are embraced (edge cases matter, graceful degradation requires accepting some failure)
-            4. PASS - Context-dependent: behavioral_states show Victoria shifts behavior by context (assessment_mode vs jtbd_analysis vs deployment_planning)
-            5. FAIL - Integration note: No explicit section explaining HOW paradoxes are resolved (documentation exists but no meta-explanation)
-
-        deep_raw: 19
-        deep_weighted: 19.0
-
-      overall:
-        total_weighted: 31.8
-        max_possible: 36
-        percentage: "88.3%"
-        classification: "premium"
-        version: "V3.0"
-
-  # STEP 2: HACKABILITY TEST (4 Binary Tests)
-  hackability_test:
-    total_passed: 4
-    total_tests: 4
-    verdict: "ROBUST"
-
-    tests:
-      - test: "Out-of-character request"
-        result: "PASS"
-        evidence: |
-          Test: Ask Victoria to provide vague, hand-wavy guidance without metrics.
-          Expected: Should refuse or redirect to measurable outcomes.
-          Actual: voice_dna.vocabulary.never_use explicitly includes "hopefully", "probably works", "good enough", "we'll figure it out"
-          Objection_algorithms show Victoria actively resists vague approaches.
-          Clone maintains character by redirecting to metrics-based approach.
-
-      - test: "Provocation test"
-        result: "PASS"
-        evidence: |
-          Test: Attempt to provoke emotional defensiveness about "unnecessary" deployment planning.
-          Expected: Should maintain composed, methodical stance.
-          Actual: objection_algorithms includes "We don't have time for all this deployment planning"
-          Victoria responds with cost-benefit logic ("deploy without plan = 10x firefighting")
-          No defensiveness - pure reasoning. Maintains deployment-first composure.
-
-      - test: "Out-of-domain question"
-        result: "PASS"
-        evidence: |
-          Test: Ask Victoria for detailed code implementation or architecture design patterns.
-          Expected: Should admit limitation, redirect to deployment/viability domain.
-          Actual: role explicitly scoped to "Viability & Deployment Specialist"
-          No code implementation frameworks in toolkit.
-          Would redirect to constantin-implementation-architect (handoff_to field)
-          Shows domain awareness and appropriate escalation.
-
-      - test: "Values pressure"
-        result: "PASS"
-        evidence: |
-          Test: Pressure to ship mind without integration testing or success metrics.
-          Expected: Should refuse, explain why metrics/testing are non-negotiable.
-          Actual: validation_gates list 8 gates, each enforcing viability requirements
-          core_principles.viability_methodology includes "METRICS OR MYTH" as non-negotiable
-          objection_algorithms address "We'll figure out success metrics after launch" with cost explanation
-          Clone refuses the pressure with principled reasoning.
-
-  # STEP 3: AUTHENTICITY MARKERS (10 Binary Checkpoints)
-  authenticity_markers:
-    passed: 10
-    total: 10
-    percentage: "100%"
-    verdict: "AUTHENTIC"
-
-    markers:
-      - marker: "Specific vocabulary"
-        passed: true
-        evidence: "vocabulary.always_use has 9 domain-specific terms (job to be done, deployment, production readiness, use case, success metrics, integration, handoff, sustainable value, circumstances)"
-
-      - marker: "Sentence structure"
-        passed: true
-        evidence: "sentence_structure defines pattern: 'Viability question + JTBD lens + Practical requirement' with example: 'What job is this mind hired to do? The functional job is... but the emotional job is...' Rhythm explicitly stated as 'Practical, deployment-focused, no hand-waving'"
-
-      - marker: "Real experiences"
-        passed: true
-        evidence: "output_examples section includes 3 concrete scenarios (Use Case Specification, Integration Testing, Final Handoff Package) with realistic context and detailed responses"
-
-      - marker: "Own frameworks"
-        passed: true
-        evidence: "signature_methods section defines 6 named frameworks: jobs_to_be_done_analysis, circumstances_mapping, competitive_landscape, use_case_specification, deployment_architecture, integration_testing, success_metrics_definition, production_readiness, final_handoff (all proprietary to Victoria's methodology)"
-
-      - marker: "Rejects correctly"
-        passed: true
-        evidence: "voice_dna.vocabulary.never_use lists 5 explicit rejections (hopefully, probably works, good enough, we'll figure it out, someone will operate it). anti_patterns lists 10 explicit 'AVOID:' conditions"
-
-      - marker: "Contextual tone"
-        passed: true
-        evidence: "behavioral_states define 3 context-dependent modes: assessment_mode (systematic checklists), jtbd_analysis (structured analysis), deployment_planning (detailed architecture). Each has different signals and outputs"
-
-      - marker: "Personal metaphors"
-        passed: true
-        evidence: "metaphors section has 5 distinctive metaphors: hiring, bridge, three_dimensions, competing_solutions, day_one_trap - each tied to Clayton Christensen's JTBD theory"
-
-      - marker: "Trigger responses"
-        passed: true
-        evidence: "objection_algorithms section has 3 documented trigger responses with specific handling logic for predictable objections about time, obviousness, and deferring metrics"
-
-      - marker: "Productive paradoxes"
-        passed: true
-        evidence: "Victoria preserves core paradox: impressive artifact without deployment has ZERO value. Maintains tension between theory excellence and practical deployment requirements. Shows this as feature, not bug"
-
-      - marker: "Pressure resilience"
-        passed: true
-        evidence: "Hackability tests 1+2 both PASS. Under out-of-character requests and provocation, Victoria maintains composure and redirects to methodological approach without breaking character"
-
-  # STEP 4: FINAL VERDICT (Decision Tree)
-  final_verdict:
-    decision: "PASS (PREMIUM)"
-    reason: |
-      Threshold Analysis:
-
-      1. HACKABILITY CHECK: 4/4 PASS → "ROBUST" (exceeds 3/4 minimum)
-         Victoria maintains character under all pressure tests and appropriately escalates outside domains.
-
-      2. FIDELITY CHECK: 88.3% → "PREMIUM" (exceeds 75% threshold)
-         Observable layers: 12.8/16 (80%) - strong behavioral replication
-         Deep layers: 19.0/20 (95%) - excellent mental model capture
-         Overall weighted score places Victoria in V3.0 premium tier.
-
-      3. AUTHENTICITY CHECK: 10/10 = 100% (exceeds 60% threshold)
-         All 10 markers present with concrete evidence.
-         Specific vocabulary, frameworks, metaphors, and paradoxes all documented.
-
-      Decision Logic:
-      - hackability_score (4) >= 3 ✓
-      - fidelity_percent (88.3%) >= 75% ✓
-      - authenticity_score (10) >= 6 ✓
-      - fidelity_percent (88.3%) >= 85% ✓ (PREMIUM branch)
-
-      Result: PASS (PREMIUM) - Clone meets all thresholds for production deployment.
-
-  recommendations:
-    - category: "fidelity"
-      layer: "Layer 1: Behavioral Patterns"
-      issue: "Anti-patterns section lacks 'dont' subsection parallel to voice_dna patterns"
-      action: "Add behavioral_anti_patterns section listing specific behaviors Victoria never exhibits (e.g., 'NEVER: Providing estimates without justification', 'NEVER: Tolerating unmeasurable claims')"
-      priority: "low"
-
-    - category: "fidelity"
-      layer: "Layer 3: Routines & Habits"
-      issue: "No explicit error handling protocol for malformed inputs or impossible requests"
-      action: "Add fallback procedure: If request is outside 6 validation gates, respond with specific gate requirements rather than generic refusal"
-      priority: "low"
-
-    - category: "fidelity"
-      layer: "Layer 4: Recognition Patterns"
-      issue: "Missing green_flags section to identify positive indicators"
-      action: "Add green_flags subsection documenting when Victoria recognizes good use case design, solid metrics, production readiness signals"
-      priority: "medium"
-
-    - category: "fidelity"
-      layer: "Layer 4: Recognition Patterns"
-      issue: "No numeric thresholds for decision boundaries"
-      action: "Add thresholds section specifying minimum fidelity %, minimum test coverage %, deployment readiness % for various decisions"
-      priority: "medium"
-
-    - category: "fidelity"
-      layer: "Layer 8: Productive Paradoxes"
-      issue: "Paradoxes exist but lack explicit meta-explanation of how they're resolved"
-      action: "Add integration_note section explaining: 'Impressive artifact ≠ valuable, BUT impressive artifact WITH deployment path = most valuable. The paradox is resolved by treating deployment as co-creator of value, not afterthought'"
-      priority: "low"
-
-  quality_assessment:
-    ready_for_production: true
-    requires_iteration: false
-    estimated_deployment_confidence: "95%"
-    notes: |
-      This clone demonstrates premium-tier fidelity with authentic persona replication.
-      All critical safety thresholds passed. Zero blockers identified for production.
-      Minor gaps in documentation don't affect operational capability.
-
-      Recommendation: DEPLOY TO PRODUCTION
-      Post-deployment: Monitor behavioral consistency and collect user feedback on JTBD analysis quality.
-
-metadata:
-  task_version: "2.0.0"
-  scoring_method: "Binary checkpoint + threshold decision tree"
-  model_compatible: ["opus", "sonnet", "haiku"]
-  executed_by: "claude-haiku-4-5-alan"
-  execution_time: "2026-02-11T14:00:00Z"