constitution · epochs · watch · epoch 3
llm.judgment
ev_1461c8ed81c58a50a333aa7fb619e6ef946a2171731a22c97b6fe43d56418e72
kindllm.judgment
epoch3
recorded_at_ms1784500227271
previous_event_sha2564aab58ca3160aa426a1a4fe9dfb4a9d8e23a5b0805fb077fd7af15f391f421ca
schema_version2
links
- comparison_id: cmp_6debe63262f7b320775244381ea3866d68e44452ec8aff4a633c1bc0ba4f65f8
- attempt_id: att_722f627886a654e069abba24403eec1903065f0f20f8b55a394e59ad9551fe8d
- judgment_id: jud_e85eca05143deec0cb2fda1cb8614f7c48d8441cc977a7b7f979557d22ccfe52
- epoch 3
payload
{
"attempt_id": "att_722f627886a654e069abba24403eec1903065f0f20f8b55a394e59ad9551fe8d",
"comparison_id": "cmp_6debe63262f7b320775244381ea3866d68e44452ec8aff4a633c1bc0ba4f65f8",
"explanation": "Side A introduces a substantial architectural improvement by separating path normalization into `canonical_path.rs` and identity parsing into `identity.rs`, removing identity rewriting from the reducer, enforcing strict stored-form usernames/agent IDs at API boundaries, and making delegates optional throughout ingest and event handling. Side B fixes a real bug around canonical ontology root paths (`https://slug.social/~` vs `.../~/`), normalizes storage keys, and adds strong regression tests, but its impact is narrower and focused on one path-normalization issue rather than the broader API and data model redesign in Side A.",
"judgment_id": "jud_e85eca05143deec0cb2fda1cb8614f7c48d8441cc977a7b7f979557d22ccfe52",
"model_id": "openai/gpt-chat-latest",
"ratio": "5:2",
"summary": "openai/gpt-chat-latest: A (5:2)",
"winner": "A"
}