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- # Temporary Holding Version
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+ # Dunstan
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- This version is a temporary placeholder for this package. An operational version to replace this has been submitted for review and is awaiting a staged release.
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+ Dunstan holds a coding agent's completion report to the record.
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+ An agent finishes and writes a handback: files changed, tests run, references closed, head commit,
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+ merged at. Dunstan reads a declared block in that handback and checks each claim against the
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+ repository's own record (pull request state, changed files, commits, CI runs) with deterministic
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+ checks. It writes a record anyone can re-run on their own machine and get the same verdict.
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+ - No model decides pass or fail.
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+ - Fail closed: a claim the record cannot answer is `unverifiable`, never a pass by absence.
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+ - Evidence, not a gate: Dunstan returns a record; your branch protection decides what blocks.
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+
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+ The claim format, the block an agent declares and the record Dunstan writes, is an open
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+ specification: [`spec/claim-format.md`](spec/claim-format.md), with JSON Schemas in `spec/schema/`
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+ and examples in `spec/examples/`.
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+
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+ ## Use with Claude
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+ Dunstan ships as a Claude Code plugin: two MCP tools and a skill that has Claude declare, check and
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+ report a pull request's handback before it says done ([`plugins/dunstan/`](plugins/dunstan/)).
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+
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+ **Install.** In Claude Code:
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+
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+ ```
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+ /plugin marketplace add BargLabs/dunstan
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+ /plugin install dunstan@barglabs
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+ ```
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+ The plugin runs the MCP server with `npx -y dunstan@0.1.6 mcp`, the `dunstan` npm package at that
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+ exact version: one self-contained file, no dependencies.
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+ **The token.** When you enable the plugin, Claude Code asks for an optional GitHub token and keeps it
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+ in your system's secure credential store. Use a fine-grained personal access token with read-only
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+ permissions, limited to the repositories you check, with an expiry; the permissions are in
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+ [`docs/mcp.md`](docs/mcp.md#a-read-only-github-token). Leave it empty to read public repositories
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+ anonymously. GitHub's GraphQL API refuses anonymous calls, so without a token a `closes` reference is
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+ `unverifiable`, never `fail`. The plugin never reads a token from your environment.
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+ **What it reads, and from where.** The server runs on your machine and calls GitHub's API directly
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+ from it: the pull request, its changed files, commits, check runs, workflow runs and test artifacts,
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+ deployments, and the issues the block references. Every request is a read. Nothing is written to
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+ GitHub or to the repository, and nothing is sent to Barg Labs.
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+
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+ **Try it.** Three prompts on a public Barg Labs pull request:
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+ 1. `Use Dunstan to check this handback for BargLabs/cejel#408: head commit
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+ 35d6201d00cf926f9af10df61bfec05b6624ee12, files changed
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+ .github/workflows/verify-published-windows-binary.yml and
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+ scripts/validate-distribution-metadata.mjs, merged at 2026-10-04T13:30:48Z.` Every claim holds,
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+ so the verdict is `pass`.
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+ 2. `Before I report BargLabs/cejel#408 as done, use Dunstan to list the claims in this report that my
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+ handback block does not declare:` followed by the report and its `dunstan-handback` block. Dunstan
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+ lists each prose claim the block leaves out, such as a test count or a `closes`, with the field
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+ that would declare it. It is never a verdict.
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+ 3. `Use Dunstan to check whether BargLabs/cejel#408 closes #407, with head commit
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+ 35d6201d00cf926f9af10df61bfec05b6624ee12 and the same two files.` Without a token the `closes`
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+ row is `unverifiable` (`source_unreadable:closing_references`): the record could not settle it,
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+ which is not the same as false. With a token it is `pass`.
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+ **Support.** [GitHub issues](https://github.com/BargLabs/dunstan/issues) or team@barglabs.ai.
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+ [Privacy](https://barglabs.ai/privacy) and [terms](https://barglabs.ai/terms).
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+
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+ ## The checker
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+ ```sh
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+ pnpm install && pnpm build # writes dist/dunstan.mjs and prints its SHA-256
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+ # Check a pull request against the report it names (exactly one report source).
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+ GITHUB_TOKEN=... dist/dunstan.mjs check --repo <owner/name> --pr <n> --report-pr-body --out record.json
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+ # or --report-file <path|->, or --report-comment-author <login> (that author's latest comment)
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+
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+ dist/dunstan.mjs verify record.json # offline: recompute claims, verdict and digests
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+ dist/dunstan.mjs rerun record.json # online: re-read the sources, report evidence_changed
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+ ```
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+ Exit codes: 0 pass, 1 fail, 2 unverifiable, 3 usage or internal error (`verify`: 0 verified, 1 not).
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+ `--sign-key <path> --signer <principal>` writes the record as its JCS bytes with a detached SSH
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+ signature; `verify --sig <file> --allowed-signers <file>` checks it.
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+ `dist/dunstan.mjs mcp` serves the same checker as an MCP tool, `dunstan_check_handback`, which an
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+ agent calls with its block before it says done, beside `dunstan_suggest_declarations` (below):
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+ [`docs/mcp.md`](docs/mcp.md).
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+ `checker.digest` in a record is the SHA-256 of `dist/dunstan.mjs`, the single-file bundle that ran:
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+ the checker code, its dependencies and both schemas from `spec/schema/`, inlined at build time.
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+ ## Declare before done
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+ Checking a declared claim is exact. Finding the claims in prose is where readers fail: a hosted
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+ model judge clears far fewer false reports once it is handed the right paragraph, and Dunstan's own
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+ extractor missed the planted false claims it was tested on. Both fail at the reading, not at the
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+ checking. The agent that wrote the report is its best reader, and it is still there before
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+ handback. So Dunstan makes the block nearly free to write, then asks the author about the
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+ prose the block does not cover:
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+ ```sh
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+ dist/dunstan.mjs template # the block for HEAD, filled from local git
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+ dist/dunstan.mjs suggest --report-file report.md # prose claims the block does not declare
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+ ```
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+ `template` fills `headCommit` and `filesChanged` (HEAD against its merge base with the remote's
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+ default branch, or `--base`), and `tests` only from a JUnit file and the CI record named with it. It
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+ never fills `references` or `mergedAt`, and when git cannot answer it prints no block. `suggest`
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+ runs the advisory extractor over the prose outside the fence and lists each claim it proposes that
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+ the block does not declare, to declare or reword. It is never a verdict, writes nothing to a record
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+ and always exits 0; the MCP server offers it as `dunstan_suggest_declarations`. The loop, an
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+ instruction block to copy into `AGENTS.md` or `CLAUDE.md`, and example output:
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+ [`docs/agents.md`](docs/agents.md).
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+ ## The GitHub Action
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+ One step in a workflow, one required check in branch protection:
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+ ```yaml
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+ permissions: { contents: read, pull-requests: read, issues: read, deployments: read, checks: write, actions: read }
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+ steps:
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+ - uses: BargLabs/dunstan@<full commit SHA>
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+ with:
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+ report-source: pr-body # or comment:<author-login>, or file:<path>
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+ ```
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+ It writes a `dunstan` check run on the head commit whose summary is the claims table, the record as
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+ the artifact `dunstan-record`, and the same table in the job summary. Only `pass` concludes
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+ `success`; `fail`, `unverifiable` (unless you set `unverifiable-conclusion: neutral`) and any error
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+ conclude `failure`. It never comments, labels, reviews or merges. Setup, the branch-protection setting
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+ and what each conclusion means: [`docs/action.md`](docs/action.md).
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+ ## The hosted tier
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+ Optional, beside the local tools, which never use it. `POST /v0.1/check` with a report or block and
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+ a pull request; Barg Labs' read-only GitHub App reads that pull request's metadata (never file
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+ contents); the same checker returns a record signed with SSHSIG, which `dunstan verify` re-runs
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+ offline for the same verdict. Records are kept 90 days by default, report text never. What is read
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+ and kept, the Contents: read caveat and the API: [`docs/hosted.md`](docs/hosted.md). The Worker is in
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+ `hosted/`; provisioning and deploys are the operator's
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+ ([`docs/runbooks/hosted-provisioning.md`](docs/runbooks/hosted-provisioning.md)).
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+ ## Retrieval for reader claims (DRAFT)
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+ For a prose report, a reader turns the text into typed claims, and Dunstan has to find which
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+ record items each claim is about. `src/retrieval/` does that without a model: exact identifiers
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+ first, then BM25, with a stated floor. Retrieval only proposes candidates. The check decides from
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+ the candidates the record keeps, so `dunstan verify` reproduces the verdict without retrieving
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+ again. `dunstan-eval retrieval` measures recall at k = 5. The record format is DRAFT 0.2.0 and is
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+ not yet ruled. Details: [`docs/retrieval.md`](docs/retrieval.md).
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+ ## Advisories from prose (DRAFT)
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+ `dunstan check --advisory`, or `advisory: true` in the Action, also reads the report's prose. The
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+ extractor in `src/advisory/` binds each path, `#N`, SHA, count or timestamp to a clause with an
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+ asserting verb, using a written grammar and no model, and drops every token it cannot bind. It
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+ compares what remains with the evidence using the gate's own checks. Each result is recorded as an
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+ advisory: `agrees`, `differs:<reason>` or `unanswered:<reason>`, or `agrees_by_name` for a file
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+ named only by its name or a partial path. Advisories never change the verdict
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+ and are never `fail`. The record carries the measured figures beside them, each only for the exact
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+ extractor and comparison it was measured on, or "unmeasured" otherwise ("Measured figures",
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+ below). Details: [`docs/advisory.md`](docs/advisory.md).
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+ A `differs` note is shown as **"possible disagreement, unverified"**, never as an accusation. A
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+ decision rule preregistered before the measurement said a `differs` note would be labelled this way
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+ if its measured accuracy fell below 0.50. The rule fired. The CLI, the
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+ Action's summaries and the MCP tool's text use the new wording, followed by what the record shows,
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+ and print one fixed line beside the advisories. With the published figures it reads: *"Advisories
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+ never affect the verdict. Extraction precision 0.80 (24/30, 95% CI 0.63–0.90). A possible
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+ disagreement is unverified: on 170 of our own agent PRs, 0 of 20 marked a false claim, and of the 44
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+ advisories the record could check there, none was a false claim (0 of 44)."* For a later extractor or comparison, not yet
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+ measured, it states no figure. The record still says `differs:<reason>`
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+ ([`docs/advisory.md`](docs/advisory.md), "How a `differs` note is shown").
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+ ### Measured figures
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+ Published 2026-10-05: value, n and method only, never the reports, their clauses or the
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+ adjudication labels.
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+ | Figure | Value | n | Wilson 95% interval | Bound to |
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+ | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | Extraction precision | 0.80 (24 real claims) | 30 advisories | [0.627, 0.905] | extractor 0.1.1, digest `ab77ce47…c360` |
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+ | `differs` notes that marked a genuinely false claim | 0 | 20 `differs` advisories | [0, 0.161] | extractor 0.1.1 and comparison 0.2.0 |
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+ | Base rate: genuine false completion claims | 0 | 44 checkable advisories (of 149) | [0, 0.080] | extractor 0.1.1 and comparison 0.2.0 |
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+ Method: extractor 0.1.1 proposed 149 advisories on 170 of Barg Labs' own merged agent pull requests.
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+ The operator adjudicated a seeded held-out sample of 30 of them for extraction precision, every
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+ `differs` advisory (a census of 20) for whether it marked a genuinely false claim. For the base rate,
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+ the record could check 44 of the 149 (24 agreed with it, 20 differed) and none was a false claim; the
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+ other 105 could not be compared with the record and were not judged. Each figure is bound to the extractor digest, and the `differs`
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+ figure and base rate to the comparison version too. Any later extractor or comparison is
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+ "unmeasured" until it is measured anew; it never inherits a figure. The extractor that runs now is
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+ 0.1.3. Since 0.1.2 it stops reading statements about another pull request, an undone change, a
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+ baseline, a negated list or a deliberate test failure as claims, and since 0.1.3 it reads a file
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+ list or a merge time after a colon ([`docs/advisory.md`](docs/advisory.md), "Attribution" and
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+ "Lists, merge times and own references"). Extractor 0.1.4's rules did not generalise to held-out
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+ pull requests and were reverted ("Labels, used names and descriptions"). No figure is published
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+ for 0.1.3, so a record it writes says "unmeasured". The comparison that runs is 0.3.0: a file claim
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+ not among the changed files is a possible disagreement only when its path is a file at the head,
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+ and is unanswered when nothing or a directory is there ("Paths that are not at the head"). It is
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+ unmeasured too: the `differs` figure stays bound to comparison 0.2.0.
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+ The base rate is always shown next to the `differs` figure: among the 44 advisories the record
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+ could check, none was a false claim (0 of 44), so 0 of 20 means there was little to find, not that
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+ the check failed to find it. The 105 advisories the record could not check were not judged, so a
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+ false claim among them would not have been seen. Wording that
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+ calls a `differs` note a mismatch is earned only past a preregistered bar measured on a corpus that
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+ contains false claims (decided 2026-10-05). That has not yet happened. Details:
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+ [`docs/advisory.md`](docs/advisory.md), "Measured figures".
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+ Acceptance criteria and their preregistered fixtures: `docs/acceptance/preregistration-0.1.md`,
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+ `fixtures/`.
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+ Status: under construction. The claim format specification is a draft under review.
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+ Licence: the checker and tools under AGPL-3.0-only (`LICENSE`); the claim format specification in
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+ `spec/` under Apache-2.0 (`spec/LICENSE`). Contributions require the CLA (`CLA.md`).
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