Review Workshop eval trajectory changes - #477
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Performance is inconclusive: all nine trials failed in both runs, with null pass-rate deltas. Candidate mean durations increased by 0.51–0.84 seconds across tasks. Both runs stopped before any model turn or tool call due to connection errors. These timing shifts likely reflect failure timing, and model variance cannot be assessed. |
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Performance stayed materially unchanged: expense-ledger remained 0/3 and project-doc 3/3, while appointment-desk’s 1/3 to 0/3 shift was non-comparable. Expense-ledger was 40.9s faster with fewer calls and slightly lower cost, but project-doc was 34.4s slower with slightly more calls and cost. Most notably, two candidate appointment trials made zero model turns, and the third stopped after two calls, unlike the baseline’s successful 18-call build. With only three trials plus connection and timeout failures, stochastic behavior could explain these shifts. |
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[P1] The earlier trust-boundary finding remains unresolved at |
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Performance stayed materially unchanged: expense-ledger remained 0/3 and project-doc 3/3, while appointment-desk’s 1/3 to 0/3 shift was non-comparable. Expense-ledger was 244.8s faster, with mean turns dropping 9.33 to 1.67, calls 15.67 to 2, and cost $0.488 to $0.102; project-doc slowed 6.4s with slight call and cost increases. Most notably, every candidate expense-ledger run timed out after only creating the gadget, whereas one baseline reached 18 turns and 33 calls with substantial implementation and verification. With three trials per cohort plus connection and timeout failures, stochastic behavior could explain these differences. |
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Performance regressed: project-doc fell from 3/3 to 2/3, while both other cohorts remained 0/3. Project-doc averaged 12.3s faster with fewer turns, calls, and cost; appointment-desk was 148.2s faster but gained four mean tool errors. The failed candidate project-doc trial stopped after one turn and zero tool calls, unlike every baseline trial, which created and populated the document. With only three trials and anomalous stalls and malformed tool calls, stochastic behavior could explain the result. |
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Stacked on #476.
After the deterministic baseline/candidate comparison completes, download and pretty-print both raw trajectory artifacts, then run the existing Bonk action with a fixed 3–4 sentence prompt. The report covers direction, measured changes, the strongest trajectory-level explanation, and uncertainty from model variance.
Bonk starts from the trusted base checkout, reads a precomputed baseline-to-candidate diff, and receives a no-push token. OpenCode denies every tool except file reads, downloaded inputs are excluded from Git status, and the advisory step does not affect the deterministic eval result.