New case plan-halts-without-intent-approval (expectation committed before
its first run): a 2.1 brief WITH phase_signals and no intent marker.
Graders: intent-approval.mjs --check ran; the trace carries the gate's own
JSON code for BRIEF_INTENT_NOT_APPROVED; no Agent; no plan.md.
review-requires-project: the arg parser now has a CLI that checks the
required flag and prints 'Error: --project <dir> is required.' + usage
(exit 1, code ARG_REQUIRED_MISSING). trekreview.md runs it with
$ARGUMENTS (it passed "$@", which the Bash tool never has, so the parser
never ran — 0 Bash calls in the PM's case-5 traces) and relays its stderr
instead of composing the line. The grader project-required (reply regex,
unstable on backticks) is replaced by parser-ran + names-missing-project
(trace, the parser's JSON code), the same form as names-rule.
Graders: no-error-code is bound to the validator's JSON output form and
covers every REVIEW_* code (WRONG_TYPE and VERSION_FORMAT were missing);
says-pass/says-fail reject a preceding NOT and a longer word; every case
with no-write also gets no-bash-write (redirect, tee, touch, cp, mv, rm,
sed -i in the Bash command). Checked on the PM's 10 recorded traces: no
false positive; known-positive/negative still split.
Red 348aa95 6/7 → green 7/7. Suite 1231: 1229 pass / 0 fail / 2 skip.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Offline structure tests for evals/ (the suite itself needs headless runs):
- no case reaches the steg 1 intent gate (PM: 0 traces touched it). The
new case's scaffold is in: its brief passes brief-validator --soft
(2.1 WITH phase_signals) and --check gives BRIEF_INTENT_NOT_APPROVED —
that test is green, so the fixture reaches the gate.
- review-requires-project: trekreview.md composes 'Error: --project <dir>
is required.' in prose (8/10 in the PM run, backticks broke the regex),
and its arg-parser line passes "$@", which the Bash tool never has.
- no-error-code misses REVIEW_WRONG_TYPE; PASS/FAIL graders are raw
substrings; no-write cannot see a write through Bash.
7 tests, 6 red.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
