constitution · epochs · watch · epoch 3
llm.judgment
ev_0d2973050b7f52788701d3169dbef0b39d9dfcfe347b38fc99d1065bfdb20ccc
kindllm.judgment
epoch3
recorded_at_ms1784429934737
previous_event_sha256bf3de56b7696b21c222d8539958bd1b1062d80f5d438e43e6be617c0b47a7db9
schema_version2
links
- comparison_id: cmp_284c35f8383901fdb05d7190878b9bf00660d5f046861bba34974b831f3b5e4d
- attempt_id: att_a8605b1dd7b8013f64321b2b628b344c01850ef68be9fb34f3066e59e117a5ab
- judgment_id: jud_b19cf8eab741a76c7223415747e6d7f60c26cb6a99dfe59b5a77b3c54a876767
- epoch 3
payload
{
"attempt_id": "att_a8605b1dd7b8013f64321b2b628b344c01850ef68be9fb34f3066e59e117a5ab",
"comparison_id": "cmp_284c35f8383901fdb05d7190878b9bf00660d5f046861bba34974b831f3b5e4d",
"explanation": "Commit A delivers a substantive architectural change (offloading entity payloads to RocksDB via a new durable crate, plus streaming event-log replay), reducing startup RAM and adding real tests/persistence behavior, even though much of the diff is vendored lockfile/dep noise. Commit B is a large URL-canonicalization refactor (adding a rules engine and rewriting ItemId to always include scheme) which is reasonably designed but is mostly mechanical test-string updates and a schema-migration risk without corresponding data migration tooling beyond a README note, making its net lasting value comparatively smaller despite similar diff size.",
"judgment_id": "jud_b19cf8eab741a76c7223415747e6d7f60c26cb6a99dfe59b5a77b3c54a876767",
"model_id": "~anthropic/claude-sonnet-latest",
"ratio": "65:35",
"summary": "~anthropic/claude-sonnet-latest: A (65:35)",
"winner": "A"
}