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Understand this PR’s impact Explore downstream dependencies and potential security impact with Blast Radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdded documentation and fixture data for a JEV requirement-coverage audit pilot. Added an offline tool that prepares hashed requests and evaluates recordings. Added a separate bounded live runner with credential validation, fixed HTTPS requests, partial-recording persistence, and failure stopping. Added offline and mocked live tests for validation, metrics, limits, security boundaries, and CLI behavior. Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A future label or probability-count change could leave this test validating incomplete data instead of failing. Make the conversion strict before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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When every recorded response has valid usage but one answer fails validation (for example, an unexpected choice or malformed probability distribution), usage_from has already added that response's tokens before this handler unconditionally clears usage_complete. The report therefore exposes all tokens in known_usage but suppresses estimated_recorded_cost_usd, losing cost measurements for precisely the malformed-response experiments the evaluator supports. Only missing or invalid usage should make usage incomplete; answer validity should be tracked independently.
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186-186: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMake this lockstep conversion strict.
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audit.LABELSandprobabilitiesdiverge,zip()uses the shorter iterable anddict()silently omits unmatched entries. Addstrict=Trueso the test fails immediately.Proposed fix
- distribution = dict(zip(audit.LABELS, probabilities)) + distribution = dict(zip(audit.LABELS, probabilities, strict=True))
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Requirement references and assertion counts do not establish that a test covers its stated claim. Add a pilot that prepares bounded TypeSafe Choice requests and evaluates responses for coverage gaps, uncertainty, false reassurance, latency, and recorded cost. Stale or malformed responses remain explicit review items; all results are advisory. Valid usage remains measurable even when an answer is malformed.
Include an explicitly invoked live runner with a six-call maximum, no retries or redirects, socket timeouts, bounded responses, private output creation, and partial-result preservation. Credentials come from the environment or a literal assignment in a file outside the repository. Normal checks remain offline; this change adds no audit CI activation.
Include six original development cases and a separate 24-case corpus from four other reviewed PR groups. The expanded corpus has 18 review-derived cases and six synthetic controls, pinned source excerpts, licenses, and screening criteria set before the run. Labels remain provisional and correlated within PRs; group summaries and annotation hashes make that limitation visible.
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just checkpasses 52 offline tests andgit diff --cached --checkpasses. All 57 expanded source excerpts match pinned public originals. The unchanged question on jev-1.13.0 matched 22/24 expanded labels (17/18 review-derived, 5/6 synthetic): 11/11 gap choices and 9/10 supported choices, with no confident false reassurance. At threshold 0.8, 23/24 cases still require review. Median recorded latency was 369.9515 ms; 48,819 input tokens cost an estimated $0.002050398 at the published $0.042 per million input tokens with free output. These are screening results, not evidence of general accuracy or savings.The live run exposed hundredth-rounded probabilities totaling 0.99. Preserve raw values and accept such distributions only when their rounding intervals can contain a unit sum; flag these rows. The batch stopped, the saved response was reevaluated offline after the compatibility fix, and only unattempted cases were then sent. No paid request was retried. Review-workload counts include both flagged gaps and uncertainty; normal tests remain offline and audit CI remains disabled.