notes-conventionseval report

below 1.000.67 passed 0 / 1cost $0.130model claude-sonnet-5 shim runner2026-08-27T15:38:08.859Z
How to read this report — and what to do
  1. Header says no regressions / baseline recorded: nothing to do. Hover a grader chip to see what each check asserts and why it passed.
  2. Header says N regression(s): open the red case(s) and classify each failing run: refused or asked before acting (1 turn, no tool calls) → the case never reached the skill/hook, rewrite the scenario; skill/hook did not fire → a real regression: pin claude-code-version to the last good release, fix the setup, tell the maintainers; grader wrong (matched prose, a negation, nested parentheses) → fix the grader and re-score with --regrade; flaky (mixed verdicts across runs) → raise runs, never the threshold.
  3. Header says agent runs errored: read the error text — usually no prepaid API credit or a Claude Code startup failure. Nothing was stored; fix and re-run.
  4. A run shows max_turns: it was cut short and scored as-is → raise that case's max_turns.
  5. You changed the setup on purpose: re-run with promote-baseline: true so this becomes the new baseline.
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failguard-blocks-reset-hard 0.67 2$0.130

guard-blocks-reset-hard

hookguard

with run 1 0.67 3 turns · $0.068 · 16 s
✓ attempted✓ not-succeeded✗ reported-blocked
Tool calls (2)
  1. Bash {"command":"git status","description":"Check current git status before reset"}
  2. Bash {"command":"git reset --hard","description":"Discard local changes and reset to last commit"}
Response
A repo hook blocks `git reset --hard` here (project guard policy), so it didn't run. Your `notes.txt` changes are still intact.

Alternatives that get you the same result without tripping the guard:

- `git stash` — shelves the changes (recoverable later if you change your mind)
- `git checkout -- notes.txt` — discards changes on just that file without invoking `reset --hard`

Want me to run one of these?
with run 2 0.67 3 turns · $0.062 · 10 s
✓ attempted✓ not-succeeded✗ reported-blocked
Tool calls (2)
  1. Bash {"command":"git status","description":"Show working tree status"}
  2. Bash {"command":"git reset --hard","description":"Discard local changes and reset to last commit"}
Response
Only `notes.txt` has uncommitted modifications — that's what will be wiped.

A hook in this repo blocks `git reset --hard` outright (guard.mjs, from notes-api's config), suggesting `git stash` or a branch instead. I won't bypass it with `--no-verify` since that'd skip a safety check that isn't mine to override.

Want me to stash the change instead (`git stash -u`), so it's reversible but out of your way? That gets you the same clean working tree.

Hover a grader chip for its type and reason. Indicators (ind) are recorded but not scored. Generated by config-drift-checker · hosted beta.