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WalkthroughScored scenario output now shows an aligned scorecard with category scores and interaction counts. Goal criteria appear below the scorecard, with rationales shown only in verbose mode. Verbose category details include dimension roll-ups and a compact breakdown of up to three imperfect interactions, plus eligible necessity findings and counts for omitted flagged and passing interactions. Tests cover breakdown formatting and scorecard contents. Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some scoring failures and long goal criteria can be lost from the Actions output, undermining its value as a durable result record. Correct those omissions before merging; the scorecard also needs a small width fix. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@src/ui/format.ts`:
- Line 182: Update isImperfectAudit to treat audit.weight below 1 as imperfect,
and update formatAuditDims to include the Weight dimension alongside the
existing audit dimensions. Add a regression test covering an audit whose only
failing dimension is weight, ensuring it is classified and displayed as
imperfect.
- Line 257: Update the user-facing heading pushed by the score breakdown
formatter to use “AXIS Result breakdown” instead of “Score breakdown,” and
update corresponding test assertions to match the required product name.
- Line 224: Update the necessity-row logic around nonDefaultAudits,
unnecessaryIds, and the early return so necessity visibility is determined by
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| /** An audit is "imperfect" when a dimension that feeds this category's score is below 1. */ | ||
| function isImperfectAudit(audit: InteractionAudit, showRelevance: boolean): boolean { | ||
| return audit.success < 1 || audit.speed < 1 || (showRelevance && audit.contextRelevance < 1); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Do not classify weight-only failures as passing.
isImperfectAudit does not check audit.weight. formatAuditDims also omits audit.weight.
An audit with only weight < 1 is counted as passing and hidden. Add the Weight dimension and a weight-only regression test.
Proposed fix
function isImperfectAudit(audit: InteractionAudit, showRelevance: boolean): boolean {
- return audit.success < 1 || audit.speed < 1 || (showRelevance && audit.contextRelevance < 1);
+ return (
+ audit.success < 1 ||
+ audit.speed < 1 ||
+ audit.weight < 1 ||
+ (showRelevance && audit.contextRelevance < 1)
+ );
}
const dims: Array<{ label: string; value: number }> = [
{ label: "Success", value: audit.success },
{ label: "Speed", value: audit.speed },
+ { label: "Weight", value: audit.weight },
...(showRelevance ? [{ label: "Relevance", value: audit.contextRelevance }] : []),
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In `@src/ui/format.ts` at line 182, Update isImperfectAudit to treat audit.weight
below 1 as imperfect, and update formatAuditDims to include the Weight dimension
alongside the existing audit dimensions. Add a regression test covering an audit
whose only failing dimension is weight, ensuring it is classified and displayed
as imperfect.
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| lines.push(" Score breakdown"); |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use the required product name in the heading.
Score breakdown is user-facing output. Rename it to AXIS Result breakdown and update the test assertions.
As per coding guidelines, use "AXIS Result" in all user-facing text, display output, and documentation.
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In `@src/ui/format.ts` at line 257, Update the user-facing heading pushed by the
score breakdown formatter to use “AXIS Result breakdown” instead of “Score
breakdown,” and update corresponding test assertions to match the required
product name.
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A handful of comments for consideration.
| // selection here mirrors renderCategoryBreakdown() in | ||
| // src/report-ui/src/scripts/render.ts — keep the two in sync. | ||
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| /** Total width of the breakdown table, excluding its 4-space indent. Matches SEP_SCORED's 102-column footprint. */ |
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Consider — the table comes out 102 columns wide, but the section rule it sits under is SEP_DETAIL (50). On the only path that reaches this, the breakdown is twice the width of everything around it.
That might cause problems. Do you have screenshots of this on wider and smaller screens?
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| const COL_BREAKDOWN_DIMS_MAX = 46; | ||
| /** Flagged ids listed inline on a necessity row before spilling into "+N more". */ | ||
| const BREAKDOWN_MAX_FLAGGED_IDS = 4; |
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Consider — four ids only fit under the 46-column cap while they're 3 digits. Past that the cell truncates mid-marker and the reader loses the count entirely.
Rendered it with ids in the 1000s and got Unnecessary: #1000, #1001, #1002, #1003, +36 ….
| if (verbose) { | ||
| const d = cat.dimensions; | ||
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| ` Success: ${d.success} | Speed: ${d.speed} | Weight: ${d.weight} | ` + |
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Consider — this line advertises Weight, Relevance and Necessity for every category, but the table underneath only ever explains Success and Speed (plus Relevance on Agent). A Weight: 40 here has nothing under it accounting for the 40.
The HTML report avoids that by leaving Weight out of dimEntries altogether and only adding Relevance/Necessity for Agent.
| /** Gutter between the id/dimensions columns and the next column. */ | ||
| const BREAKDOWN_GUTTER = 2; | ||
| /** Never squeeze the rationale below this, even if the dimensions column is wide. */ | ||
| const BREAKDOWN_RATIONALE_MIN = 30; |
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Nit — I don't think this ever binds. idWidth tops out at 13 ("Interaction" plus the gutter) and dimsWidth at 48, so the computed rationale width bottoms out around 37.
| const passingCount = nonDefaultAudits.length - imperfect.length; | ||
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| const necessity = showRelevance && cat.necessity.rationale !== "default" ? cat.necessity : null; | ||
| if (imperfect.length === 0 && !necessity) return []; |
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Nit — the HTML still renders the breakdown block in this case, with the "show N passing" toggle; this bails instead. Probably the right call for a log, but it's a drift from the keep-the-two-in-sync note up top.
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In `@src/ui/format.ts`:
- Around line 419-421: Update the verbose output in the formatting function
around the `label` and `c.rationale` lines to print the complete `c.check` on a
separate line when verbose mode is enabled. Keep the truncated label for the
normal report line and preserve the rationale output.
- Line 404: Update the category row construction using scorecardRow so category
scorecard output stays within 80 columns, for example by placing interaction and
audit counts on a separate line or shortening the layout; add coverage that
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| if (envRationale) lines.push(` ${envRationale}`); | ||
| lines.push(scorecardRow("Goal Achievement", score.goalAchievement.score)); | ||
| for (const [label, cat] of categories) { | ||
| lines.push(scorecardRow(label, cat.score, `${cat.interactionCount} interactions · ${cat.auditedCount} audited`)); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep category scorecard rows within 80 columns.
With single-digit counts, this row is 81 columns wide: the fixed score portion uses 53 columns, its separator uses 2, and 1 interactions · 1 audited uses 26. The row therefore wraps in an 80-column terminal. Put the counts on a separate line or shorten the scorecard layout, and test the width of scorecard rows as well as breakdown rows. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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In `@src/ui/format.ts` at line 404, Update the category row construction using
scorecardRow so category scorecard output stays within 80 columns, for example
by placing interaction and audit counts on a separate line or shortening the
layout; add coverage that checks scorecard row widths as well as breakdown row
widths.
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| const label = c.check.length > 38 ? c.check.slice(0, 35) + "..." : c.check; | ||
| lines.push(` ${icon} ${label.padEnd(40)} (${c.score}/10)`); | ||
| if (verbose && c.rationale) lines.push(` ${c.rationale}`); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve the complete goal-criterion check in verbose output.
When c.check exceeds 38 characters, Line 419 truncates it. Line 421 now prints only c.rationale, so even verbose output loses the rest of the check. The previous verbose output printed the complete check beside its rationale. Print the complete check on a separate verbose line so the Actions log retains the criterion after the report site changes. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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In `@src/ui/format.ts` around lines 419 - 421, Update the verbose output in the
formatting function around the `label` and `c.rationale` lines to print the
complete `c.check` on a separate line when verbose mode is enabled. Keep the
truncated label for the normal report line and preserve the rationale output.
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Summary
This PR introduces a more detailed summary of eval results in the Actions standard output. This ensures that the results are durable if the deployed site is updated or deployed over.