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Reproducing results

Fabrizio Degni edited this page Nov 11, 2026 · 1 revision

Reproducing results

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Evaluator behaviour Run the regression suite and synthetic demonstration
Archived structural counts Replay the frozen checker over retained responses
Generated artifact consistency Run the public-artifact drift check
Semantic correctness Requires independent source-based annotation, not just code execution

Follow Quick start to prepare an isolated environment and pin a release. The released regression record has 42 tests.

Offline historical replay

From the repository root, with the environment active:

python -m pip install -r evidence/development-2026-11-10/requirements.txt
python evidence/development-2026-11-10/replay.py

The retained release result has recorded_attempts: 26, replayed_attempts: 26, differences: [] and counts_match: true. This makes no model calls. Do not run the archived runner to repeat live inference; it is guarded and retained for inspection.

The archive contains parsed responses, requests, configurations and a retained checker snapshot. These are not original HTTP wire bytes or proof of a bit-identical original runtime. Read the archive disclosure.

Public and wiki artifacts

On the current main documentation revision:

python tools/build_public.py --check
python tools/check_wiki.py

The first checks generated copies and packages. The second checks wiki navigation and Markdown source links. A local check does not prove deployment: HTTPS readback and GitHub publication are separate evidence.

For an audit, state the commit, environment, command, expected result, actual result and smallest public or synthetic reproducer. Contributing | Release evidence

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