constitution · epochs · watch · epoch 3
llm.judgment
ev_23befe962c8e4dd3f981235d9122d838023288b297eae7e1786a5b8517fce732
kindllm.judgment
epoch3
recorded_at_ms1784432288775
previous_event_sha256dc2417171d1df68df1f68614855868999eecb712ef760f2bc245b68024b817a6
schema_version2
links
- comparison_id: cmp_c1f10558c8187b5c6a572b6c9486508955ad25fdea7cd6c73fd0f0da168df1e5
- attempt_id: att_f9a7fe62a83d7c34e0fe462346eb000dd2c54749742cbdc7ca3f3289496db228
- judgment_id: jud_96d67e22cdc2fac284cd0a4fc74ce5adedd53954a6255f0e59c558a8ffefbf3a
- epoch 3
payload
{
"attempt_id": "att_f9a7fe62a83d7c34e0fe462346eb000dd2c54749742cbdc7ca3f3289496db228",
"comparison_id": "cmp_c1f10558c8187b5c6a572b6c9486508955ad25fdea7cd6c73fd0f0da168df1e5",
"explanation": "B fixes a concrete UX bug (the HUD 'pin' link actually just navigated instead of unpinning, now properly issues a set_garden_pin clear POST) and adds a genuinely useful feature (per-edge vote counts on the compare icon), backed by both a Rust unit test and an updated browser test. A's refactor swaps a write-time-capped VecDeque for an uncapped append-only List with cap-on-read slicing, which removes bounded-growth guarantees on disk (recent_votes can now grow unboundedly, requiring a full scan/slice at read time) \u2014 a debatable tradeoff whose benefit isn't clearly established beyond the rename, despite adding a decent test for the new cap-on-read behavior.",
"judgment_id": "jud_96d67e22cdc2fac284cd0a4fc74ce5adedd53954a6255f0e59c558a8ffefbf3a",
"model_id": "~anthropic/claude-sonnet-latest",
"ratio": "6:4",
"summary": "~anthropic/claude-sonnet-latest: B (6:4)",
"winner": "B"
}