eval-before-merge
Skill5 starsChanged 2 months agoMITView on GitHub
check agent output against a fixed bar before merging, not just eyeball it
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eval-before-merge
output that changes behaviour doesn't merge on vibes:
- a fixed set of checks. for code: the tests plus the verify step. for generated text or config: a small rubric you run every time, same inputs.
- compare against the last known-good, not against your mood today.
- record the result next to the change, so "it passed" is a fact you can point at later.
evals are just tests for things you used to check by feel. write the bar down, run it every time.
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