constitution · epochs · watch · epoch 3
llm.judgment
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kindllm.judgment
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- comparison_id: cmp_d12d1dbea45ae67c43558f14f823510c44541afea2415985e008521c36c8cc72
- attempt_id: att_27120e870cfcbf7a8c8e46e08dfd102c0a55868b142143189000a5fd1d8302c9
- judgment_id: jud_a7dab1681da337b3a47d6b114d7ae8df78a7bce6659f50276204a0f855a883f3
- epoch 3
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"comparison_id": "cmp_d12d1dbea45ae67c43558f14f823510c44541afea2415985e008521c36c8cc72",
"explanation": "Side A introduces a durable architectural separation by extracting identity parsing (`identity.rs`) and path normalization (`canonical_path.rs`), removing implicit identity rewriting from the reducer, changing delegates to `Option<String>`, and enforcing strict stored-form identities across APIs while keeping HTML-specific `@` rendering. Side B fixes a real multi-user bug by eliminating shared browser sentinel delegates and adding strong regression tests, but it is a focused follow-up built on the broader identity model established in Side A.",
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"model_id": "openai/gpt-chat-latest",
"ratio": "5:2",
"summary": "openai/gpt-chat-latest: A (5:2)",
"winner": "A"
}