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Please download the new toolkit before you start your next task.
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# **Raccoon — Code Execution Task Creation**
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# **theProject — Code Execution Task Creation**
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⚠️ You are being given access to models via a proxy for this project. You are not permitted to use these models for any
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purpose that does not support completion of a task for this specific project, and all traffic through the proxy is logged and
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monitored. Abusing model access will be subject to penalties, including but not limited to removal from the platform.
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*“*👋 ***New to the project?*** *Start with a* [*2-minute overview of what we're doing*](https://images-for-tasks.s3.amazonaws.com/eec61925-34b8-486c-bf6b-1ee417b2004a/raccoon/Raccoon-v2.pdf)*, put together by J.D Nichols.”*
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*“*👋 ***New to the project?*** *Start with a* [*2-minute overview of what we're doing*](https://images-for-tasks.s3.amazonaws.com/eec61925-34b8-486c-bf6b-1ee417b2004a/theProject/theProject-v2.pdf)*, put together by J.D Nichols.”*
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**Quick Navigation:**
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[Confidentiality](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Aconfidentiality) **|** [Start Here](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Astart_here_ref) **|** [Toolkit](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Atoolkit_ref) **|** [Repositories](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Arepo_context_ref) **|** [Agents](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Achoosing_agent_ref) **|** [Meaningful Failure](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Ameaningful_failure_ref) **|** [Snapshots](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Asnapshot_ref) **|** [Workspace](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Aworkspace_patch_ref) **|** [instruction.md](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Awriting_instruction_ref) **|**
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[Grading](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Ahow_grading_works_ref) **|** [Holistic Rubric](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Agrader_guidance_ref) **|** [Detectors](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Adetectors_ref) **|** [Reference Runs](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Areference_runs_ref) **|** [Atomic Rubric](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Aatomic_rubric_ref) **|** [Regrade](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Aregrade_sanity_ref) **|** [Submitting & Feedback](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Afeedback_loop_ref) **|** [Versions &](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Amigration_ref)
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[Migration](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Amigration_ref) **|** [Examples](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Aexamples_ref) **|** [Troubleshooting](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Atroubleshooting_ref)
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[Confidentiality](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Aconfidentiality) **|** [Start Here](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Astart_here_ref) **|** [Toolkit](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Atoolkit_ref) **|** [Repositories](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Arepo_context_ref) **|** [Agents](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Achoosing_agent_ref) **|** [Meaningful Failure](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Ameaningful_failure_ref) **|** [Snapshots](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Asnapshot_ref) **|** [Workspace](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Aworkspace_patch_ref) **|** [instruction.md](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Awriting_instruction_ref) **|**
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[Grading](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Ahow_grading_works_ref) **|** [Holistic Rubric](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Agrader_guidance_ref) **|** [Detectors](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Adetectors_ref) **|** [Reference Runs](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Areference_runs_ref) **|** [Atomic Rubric](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Aatomic_rubric_ref) **|** [Regrade](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Aregrade_sanity_ref) **|** [Submitting & Feedback](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Afeedback_loop_ref) **|** [Versions &](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Amigration_ref)
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[Migration](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Amigration_ref) **|** [Examples](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Aexamples_ref) **|** [Troubleshooting](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Atroubleshooting_ref)
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**Quick Links****:**
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[Submission Overview](https://app.dataannotation.tech/projects/a87d6c37-964a-4e44-89b6-8f00213b0dfd)**:** View your current standing, reported-hours progress, review-queue outlook, and submission
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[Submission Overview](https://app.example.tech/projects/a87d6c37-964a-4e44-89b6-8f00213b0dfd)**:** View your current standing, reported-hours progress, review-queue outlook, and submission
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history.
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[**Grading Standard**](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/s/6d6183f7-e335-4e8a-94d2-ece2d1d5ab86.html)
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[**Grading Standard**](https://app.example.tech/publish/s/6d6183f7-e335-4e8a-94d2-ece2d1d5ab86.html)
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[Workflows](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/g/Y2IYEXllIxVDSl87an9wPgcnMyVVL3pkOwAxUg4ABAgnEmxSfQAkcwQPCSE=)
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[Workflows](https://app.example.tech/publish/g/Y2IYEXllIxVDSl87an9wPgcnMyVVL3pkOwAxUg4ABAgnEmxSfQAkcwQPCSE=)
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[FAQ](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Kl0ckBAgDwdsNwUMvGLxSc6OTgkK6fAexQQhcUySD-I/edit?tab=t.27m5l6dtp5q)
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[FAQ](https://docs.google.com/document/d/NwUMvGLxSc6OTgkK6fAexQQhcUySD-I/edit?tab=t.27m5l6dtp5q)
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[Searching for model failures: hardness ladder](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/g/Y31AWnZyL2RWZhcRdBhDCS5EKRIvDylgFW5UCD1OF1QwLVNgDRMuMAs0A0w=)
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[Searching for model failures: hardness ladder](https://app.example.tech/publish/g/Y31AWnZyL2RWZhcRdBhDCS5EKRIvDylgFW5UCD1OF1QwLVNgDRMuMAs0A0w=)
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[~20min video of Nick talking about tasks that he likes](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/s/b6f62716-30d3-4dca-95e4-d4aa67e9f799.mp4)
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[~20min video of Nick talking about tasks that he likes](https://app.example.tech/publish/s/b6f62716-30d3-4dca-95e4-d4aa67e9f799.mp4)
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[Learning Exercise refresher](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/s/541aba88-70ad-4d51-867a-1fbb78a89d32.html)
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[Learning Exercise refresher](https://app.example.tech/publish/s/541aba88-70ad-4d51-867a-1fbb78a89d32.html)
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Task Catalog ([JSON](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/s/95301d04-ac07-4bd3-be80-5ee468c74fd4.json)) ([Viewer](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/s/4cee7539-070f-41de-98c8-e09377c2023f.html))
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Task Catalog ([JSON](https://app.example.tech/publish/s/95301d04-ac07-4bd3-be80-5ee468c74fd4.json)) ([Viewer](https://app.example.tech/publish/s/4cee7539-070f-41de-98c8-e09377c2023f.html))
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# 🗞️ **Recent Changes**
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Dated project updates, newest first. Each entry points you to the section with the full details.
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**2026-09-03 — Codex is now the default agent for new tasks.** Start new tasks in Codex, which runs `gpt-5.6-`
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`sol` at maximum reasoning effort. Claude Code remains available if you prefer it, and grading is unchanged
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either way. See **Choosing Your Agent**.
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**2026-09-01 — Your personal** [**Submission Overview**](https://app.dataannotation.tech/projects/a87d6c37-964a-4e44-89b6-8f00213b0dfd) **is now live.** It brings your standing, reported-hours
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**2026-09-01 — Your personal** [**Submission Overview**](https://app.example.tech/projects/a87d6c37-964a-4e44-89b6-8f00213b0dfd) **is now live.** It brings your standing, reported-hours
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progress, review-queue outlook, and submission history together in one place. Open it from Quick Links whenever
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you want to check your current information.
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**2026-08-31 — Task-specific tests are expected, and** `tests/test-commands.sh` **is where they get wired in.** If
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If you are unsure whether something is shareable, assume it is not and ask in the questions channel first.
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# 🚀 **Start Here**
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Welcome to project Raccoon. Your job is to build tasks that capture meaningful failures from an AI coding agent
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Welcome to project theProject. Your job is to build tasks that capture meaningful failures from an AI coding agent
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working inside real repositories. A failure is a moment where the agent's behavior or output falls short in a way that
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matters to a real engineering team. The **What Makes a Failure Meaningful** section defines the bar a failure must
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clear.
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choose, and the **How Grading Works** section explains the scoring in full.
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## **Where to ask questions**
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Questions go to the project's questions channel on Slack, `#ext-surge-raccoon-questions`. Feedback requests are
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Questions go to the project's questions channel on Slack, `#ext-surge-theProject-questions`. Feedback requests are
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not posted in Slack. They go in the **Review Logbook** on your task, which is where the review comes back too. Use
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`#ext-surge-raccoon-feedback-requests` only to report problems with that cycle. Release announcements arrive in
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`#ext-surge-theProject-feedback-requests` only to report problems with that cycle. Release announcements arrive in
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`#ext-surge-raccoon-announcements`. Please do not post questions or feedback requests there. Please do not send
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`#ext-surge-theProject-announcements`. Please do not post questions or feedback requests there. Please do not send
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Admins direct messages unless an Admin asks you to. Please read the [FAQ document](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Kl0ckBAgDwdsNwUMvGLxSc6OTgkK6fAexQQhcUySD-I/edit?tab=t.27m5l6dtp5q) before asking questions. If you
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Admins direct messages unless an Admin asks you to. Please read the [FAQ document](https://docs.google.com/document/d/NwUMvGLxSc6OTgkK6fAexQQhcUySD-I/edit?tab=t.27m5l6dtp5q) before asking questions. If you
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can't find an answer there, reach out on Slack. Before you open any repository, read the **Confidentiality** section,
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which governs what you may share about this project.
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Report all of the time you spend on this project, including failed or abandoned attempts and any rework after a task
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comes back to you. Time spent waiting for trials or grading to finish is not reportable. Time on project work that has no
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task of its own, such as the learning exercise or a survey, goes to the separate **[TIME-REPORTING PROJECT]**
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**Raccoon - Off-task time reports** project. If you are going to be away for a while, let us know through the **[TIME-OFF /**
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**theProject - Off-task time reports** project. If you are going to be away for a while, let us know through the **[TIME-OFF /**
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**OOO / VACATION REPORTING]** project.
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## **Your standing on the project**
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to the project for as long as you remain in good standing. A task counts as accepted when a reviewer explicitly marks it
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accepted, with or without edits. Only task submissions on this project count toward standing, and time you spend on
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the side projects we occasionally prioritize does not count toward the 100 hours.
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The [Submission Overview](https://app.dataannotation.tech/projects/a87d6c37-964a-4e44-89b6-8f00213b0dfd), linked in Quick Links, shows your hours, your progress against these milestones, and the
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The [Submission Overview](https://app.example.tech/projects/a87d6c37-964a-4e44-89b6-8f00213b0dfd), linked in Quick Links, shows your hours, your progress against these milestones, and the
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status of each submission. It is a view of your record rather than the record itself, so if something there looks wrong,
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the problem is with the view and not with your standing. A submission shown as awaiting review is not a rejection, and
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if it is ultimately accepted, it counts from when it was submitted.
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## **ZenBill (ZenBill-006)**
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🔒 **Private**
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📺 [2-min codebase tour](https://images-for-tasks.s3.amazonaws.com/89b02a42-f308-4c6d-aeda-429d79cced60/raccoon/Zenbill-Onboarding.pdf)
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📺 [2-min codebase tour](https://images-for-tasks.s3.amazonaws.com/89b02a42-f308-4c6d-aeda-429d79cced60/theProject/Zenbill-Onboarding.pdf)
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A **B2B payment and invoice platform** built on Rails 7 + React 18. Businesses use ZenBill to send and receive
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money via ACH transfers and credit cards, manage invoices, and sync with QuickBooks Online.
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## **Palolo (Palolo-031)**
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🔒 **Private**
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📺 [2-min codebase tour](https://images-for-tasks.s3.amazonaws.com/89b02a42-f308-4c6d-aeda-429d79cced60/raccoon/Palolo-Onboarding.pdf)
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📺 [2-min codebase tour](https://images-for-tasks.s3.amazonaws.com/89b02a42-f308-4c6d-aeda-429d79cced60/theProject/Palolo-Onboarding.pdf)
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An **employee financial wellness platform** built as a TypeScript monorepo (pnpm, 9 packages). Employers offer
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financial benefits to their employees through a dual-surface application, with one surface for employees and one for
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generate the atomic rubric after your reference runs are graded. The **Generating the Atomic Rubric** section covers
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that step, and real examples of both rubrics are collected in [Holistic + atomic rubric pairs](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Arubric_pairs_ref).
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that step, and real examples of both rubrics are collected in [Holistic + atomic rubric pairs](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Arubric_pairs_ref).
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# 🧪 **Detectors**
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section covers the commands and the alignment bar, and the **Detectors** section names the two detectors that check
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the atomic rubric. Real examples of both rubrics, drawn from live tasks, are collected in [Holistic + atomic rubric pairs](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Arubric_pairs_ref).
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the atomic rubric. Real examples of both rubrics, drawn from live tasks, are collected in [Holistic + atomic rubric pairs](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Arubric_pairs_ref).
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# ♻️ **Regrade & Sanity-Check**
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A regrade replays a recorded reference run and grades it fresh, without re-running the agent. Once your atomic rubric
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## **Submitting on the platform**
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Your answers stay on this task between rounds, so you revise here, on the same task. If you ever need an older
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version of your answers, find that submission on [your past responses page](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/past_responses) and export it from there. Treat the past-
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version of your answers, find that submission on [your past responses page](https://app.example.tech/workers/past_responses) and export it from there. Treat the past-
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responses page as read-only, and never resubmit from it. Tasks do not expire, and there is no expectation to finish one
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in a sitting.
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On the Submit page, upload the tarball and post your message in the [🔄](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Areview_logbook_ref) [**Review Logbook**](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Areview_logbook_ref) using the four-item format
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On the Submit page, upload the tarball and post your message in the [🔄](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Areview_logbook_ref) [**Review Logbook**](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Areview_logbook_ref) using the four-item format
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below. The platform blocks a submission whose logbook message is empty. The Slack thread URL field on the
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## **The Review Logbook message**
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The [🔄](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Areview_logbook_ref) [**Review Logbook**](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/projects/0d3bcf32-6e00-427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Areview_logbook_ref) is the permanent record of what you want reviewed, and the thread your reviewer answers
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The [🔄](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Areview_logbook_ref) [**Review Logbook**](https://app.example.tech/workers/projects/427d-9324-758a6a6ee01f/instructions_popout?jumpTo=bookmark%3Areview_logbook_ref) is the permanent record of what you want reviewed, and the thread your reviewer answers
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in. Use this format every time. Your opening message covers four items:
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@@ -1965,7 +1965,7 @@ seriously, then use your judgment about what the task actually needs. If you do
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a review, then the review came from a human reviewer. You may communicate through the logbook to settle this
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with your reviewer, and if you feel that you need additional litigation from the admin team, make a thread in `#ext-`
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`surge-raccoon-feedback-requests`.
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`surge-theProject-feedback-requests`.
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5. **Start your next task while you wait.** Waiting for review is never required. Once you have submitted, move on to
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your next task and come back when the first one returns. Treat each submission as a checkpoint rather than a
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@@ -1987,7 +1987,7 @@ consequence is simple: when a review comes back with feedback, address all of it
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## **Slack is for troubleshooting the cycle**
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Slack does not carry your review. Use `#ext-surge-raccoon-feedback-requests` only to report problems with the
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Slack does not carry your review. Use `#ext-surge-theProject-feedback-requests` only to report problems with the
|
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cycle itself: feedback that never arrives, a task that does not come back, or feedback that does not match the task you
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submitted. If you open such a thread, paste its URL into the Slack thread URL field on the Optional comments page,
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@@ -1999,7 +1999,7 @@ block formatting when you share code or logs.
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# 🔄 **Toolkit Versions & Migration**
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The toolkit is released in versions, and each release carries a version identifier. Release announcements are posted in
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the announcements Slack channel, `#ext-surge-raccoon-announcements`, and name the identifier they introduce, so
|
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the announcements Slack channel, `#ext-surge-theProject-announcements`, and name the identifier they introduce, so
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you can always tell whether an announcement applies to the copy you are running.
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@@ -2008,7 +2008,7 @@ you can always tell whether an announcement applies to the copy you are running.
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Open `CHANGELOG.md` at the top level of your toolkit folder. The entry at the top of the file names the identifier of the
|
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version you are running. If it matches the identifier in the most recent release announcement, you are on the latest
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version. The current release's identifier is `7b6b67ea3d`.
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version. The current release's identifier is `bogus`.
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## **The stay-or-upgrade rule**
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Start every new task on the latest announced toolkit version. Finish an in-progress task on the version you started it
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@@ -2110,7 +2110,7 @@ crux conversion: that single penalty becomes the one crux criterion, phrased to
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alongside fifteen ordinary criteria. Four reference runs, with holistic and atomic scores agreeing within
|
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0.04 on every run.
|
||||
|
||||
[Download the full pair](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/s/55c8cff7-a27c-47e9-8e02-05b294ac90c3.zip)
|
||||
[Download the full pair](https://app.example.tech/publish/s/55c8cff7-a27c-47e9-8e02-05b294ac90c3.zip)
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### 🧬 **Pair 2. A conditional dealbreaker kept to one unsplittable criterion (Palolo)**
|
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@@ -2123,7 +2123,7 @@ conjunction of a raw UTC comparison in the implementation and a confident comple
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demonstrating how a conditional dealbreaker stays one unsplittable criterion. Four reference runs, with
|
||||
the tightest score agreement in the set.
|
||||
|
||||
[Download the full pair](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/s/54930bf1-d059-4536-839d-cd6ae41a18b9.zip)
|
||||
[Download the full pair](https://app.example.tech/publish/s/54930bf1-d059-4536-839d-cd6ae41a18b9.zip)
|
||||
|
||||
### 🧬 **Pair 3. Non-triggers stated as precisely as triggers, across a wide score**
|
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### **spread (zeta)**
|
||||
@@ -2136,7 +2136,7 @@ atomic rubric pairs the matching crux with a severity-free extra-credit criterio
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notification gap. Eight reference runs spanning holistic scores from 0.28 to 0.98 make this the best
|
||||
package for watching both rubrics discriminate between genuinely weak and genuinely strong runs.
|
||||
|
||||
[Download the full pair](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/s/d531895c-8a5d-401b-8564-f958a0ea86f4.zip)
|
||||
[Download the full pair](https://app.example.tech/publish/s/d531895c-8a5d-401b-8564-f958a0ea86f4.zip)
|
||||
|
||||
### 🧬 **Pair 4. A strong rubric with no crux at all, and model conditional criteria**
|
||||
### **(casa)**
|
||||
@@ -2149,7 +2149,7 @@ findings. The atomic rubric shows what a strong no-crux rubric looks like: twent
|
||||
nothing above Critical, including a conditional criterion that grants credit for a surfaced extra finding only
|
||||
when it checks out against the workspace and has a real consequence. Eight reference runs.
|
||||
|
||||
[Download the full pair](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/s/6155d8e3-e9e4-466a-981c-dc40ca93d37d.zip)
|
||||
[Download the full pair](https://app.example.tech/publish/s/6155d8e3-e9e4-466a-981c-dc40ca93d37d.zip)
|
||||
|
||||
### 🧬 **Pair 5. Criterion-targeted penalties converting without a crux (stocks-in-**
|
||||
### **the-future)**
|
||||
@@ -2167,10 +2167,10 @@ crux derivation rule: because no penalty targets the overall score, the twenty-c
|
||||
crux, with the dealbreakers converted at Critical and an extra-credit criterion rewarding discovery of a
|
||||
self-registration escalation surface. Four reference runs.
|
||||
|
||||
[Download the full pair](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/s/5ce427ba-a1f0-4d18-835d-1f656e9e956c.zip)
|
||||
[Download the full pair](https://app.example.tech/publish/s/5ce427ba-a1f0-4d18-835d-1f656e9e956c.zip)
|
||||
|
||||
# 🛠️ **Troubleshooting & FAQ**
|
||||
Start with the [FAQ document](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Kl0ckBAgDwdsNwUMvGLxSc6OTgkK6fAexQQhcUySD-I/edit?tab=t.27m5l6dtp5q). It answers the most common questions on this project.
|
||||
Start with the [FAQ document](https://docs.google.com/document/d/NwUMvGLxSc6OTgkK6fAexQQhcUySD-I/edit?tab=t.27m5l6dtp5q). It answers the most common questions on this project.
|
||||
This section collects the most frequent problems and their fixes. Several fixes refer to the toolkit's two containers. The
|
||||
Explore container is where you work with the repository. The Authoring container is where you run trials and package
|
||||
your task. A trial is a single run of the agent against your task.
|
||||
@@ -2287,6 +2287,3 @@ container, run `npm install` and retry.
|
||||
| The container build stops at `could not` `read Username for 'https://github.com'` | One of GitHub's edge servers intermittently returns 401 over HTTP/2. Run `git config --global http.version HTTP/1.1` and retry the build. |
|
||||
| The extracted toolkit is missing `explore/repos` or has broken links | Re-extract the zip with `unzip` or 7-Zip rather than the operating system's built-in extractor, which drops symbolic links. |
|
||||
|
||||
[Code of Conduct](https://docs.google.com/document/u/1/d/e/2PACX-1vQ3pmQsDlC3_aA4zcV1g3Bd9-KYrGPg9Z37FMt0C8UdBObA5qAa9f36uEDAtXtT_NCecyqKAH6xD7UZ/pub)
|
||||
[Support](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/support)
|
||||
© 2026 DataAnnotation. All rights reserved.
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|
||||
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