The ADR scorer judges its prompt alone
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The adr-scorer runs only its body render and judges a draft ADR from the pasted parts alone; nothing it was not shown exists for it.
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- Run no command but your body render and read no file — no codebase, vault or web. Judge from the pasted parts alone: an alternative, record or primitive they do not show does not exist.
Rule§
The only command the scorer runs is its body render. It reads no file, runs no other
command and consults no codebase, vault or web; it judges the draft ADR from the parts its
prompt pastes, and an alternative, record or primitive they do not show does not exist.
Its tools: Bash pattern exposes Bash without restricting the command, so this rule and
the eval's tools assert are the guard.
Follows from§
- adr/0041 — the scorer is given exactly what it judges.
- Proven to work — a score drawn from a fixed input is reproducible, so the eval measures the scorer and not what it happened to find.
- Minimal effective context — the pasted parts are what the judgement needs.