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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
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Welcome to project theProject! Your job is to build tasks that capture meaningful failures from an AI
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coding agent working inside real repositories. A failure is a moment where the agent's behavior or
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explains the scoring in full.
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# **Where to ask questions**
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Questions and feedback requests go to the project Slack channel, #ext-surge-raccoon. Please do not
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send Admins direct messages unless an Admin asks you to. Please read the [**FAQ document**](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/g/Yx4-KV92fTpLQAwjPn9hGyMwEiYIOAliYwQSXTdJKQ0NFmJRPk5RDUgteEw=) before
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Questions and feedback requests go to the project Slack channel, #ext-surge-theProject. Please do not
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send Admins direct messages unless an Admin asks you to. Please read the [**FAQ document**](https://myDocs.tech/publish/g/Yx4-KV92fTpLQAwjPn9hGyMwEiYIOAliYwQSXTdJKQ0NFmJRPk5RDUgteEw=) before
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asking questions. If you can't find an answer there, reach out on Slack. Before you open any repository,
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**Files outside the repository.** The patch carries changes inside the repository folder only. In the
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zeta toolkits, the reference corpus is attached automatically and travels with your task on its own.
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cat toolkits, the reference corpus is attached automatically and travels with your task on its own.
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The corpus is a supplementary data collection available at /data/zeta-corpus/ in every trial. Refer
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The corpus is a supplementary data collection available at /data/cat-corpus/ in every trial. Refer
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to corpus files at their /data/zeta-corpus/ paths rather than copying them into the repository.
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to corpus files at their /data/cat-corpus/ paths rather than copying them into the repository.
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The **Repository Context** section describes the corpus.
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warning you submit with resurfaces as a reviewer finding.
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The tarball contains your entire task folder, except the auto-staged corpus folder in the zeta toolkits,
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The tarball contains your entire task folder, except the auto-staged corpus folder in the cat toolkits,
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which is re-attached automatically when the task is rebuilt. That includes instruction.md, task.toml,
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Before you click submit, export your answers using the Import/Export panel on the left-hand side of
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the task page. The export produces a JSON save-state file, and that file is what lets you rebuild your
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platform answers when you revise the task later. Export before every submission so your work is saved.
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If you forgot to export your task, find your previous submission and export it from [**your past**](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/past_responses)
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[**responses page**](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/past_responses).
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If you forgot to export your task, find your previous submission and export it from [**your past**](https://myDocs.tech/workers/past_responses)
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[**responses page**](https://myDocs.tech/workers/past_responses).
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On the Submit page, upload the tarball, complete the feedback request field using the four-item
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# **The feedback-request lifecycle**
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A feedback request is a post in the project Slack channel, #ext-surge-raccoon, that tells reviewers
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A feedback request is a post in the project Slack channel, #ext-surge-theProject, that tells reviewers
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what you submitted and what feedback you want. Every submission needs one, and every request
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The toolkit is released in versions, and each release carries a version identifier. Release announcements
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are posted in the announcements Slack channel, #ext-surge-raccoon-announcements, and name the
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are posted in the announcements Slack channel, #ext-surge-theProject-announcements, and name the
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identifier they introduce, so you can always tell whether an announcement applies to the copy you are
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2. **Prefer the private repositories.** When more than one option fits your background, choose a
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private codebase (ZenBill, Palolo, zeta-platform, zeta-polyglot, or Breezy) over an open-source
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private codebase (CalmBill, Lollipolusa, cat-platform, cat-polyglot, or Wind) over an open-source
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one.
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the project has fewer tasks already.
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Most of the project's finalized tasks come from Palolo and ZenBill. To keep the task set diverse, we ask
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Most of the project's finalized tasks come from Lollipolusa and CalmBill. To keep the task set diverse, we ask
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that you choose one of the other repositories if you have not yet committed to one. Your background
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still comes first, so if Palolo or ZenBill is where you can contribute most meaningfully, that choice is
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still comes first, so if Lollipolusa or CalmBill is where you can contribute most meaningfully, that choice is
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fine.
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The toolkits for Breezy, zeta-platform, and the six open-source repositories are the least mature in the
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The toolkits for Wind, cat-platform, and the six open-source repositories are the least mature in the
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set. Expect occasional rough edges in the toolkit or its container setup. If something breaks, work
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The Setup page asks which repository you chose. Reviewers use your answer to route your task.
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# **ZenBill (ZenBill-006)**
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# **CalmBill (CalmBill-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/Calmbill-Onboarding.pdf)
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A **B2B payment and invoice platform** built on Rails 7 + React 18. Businesses use ZenBill to send and
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A **B2B payment and invoice platform** built on Rails 7 + React 18. Businesses use CalmBill to send and
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receive money via ACH transfers and credit cards, manage invoices, and sync with QuickBooks Online.
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| Architecture | 65 ActiveInteraction classes encapsulating business logic, 7 AASM state machines, 100+ Jbuilder templates, subdomain routing across 6 subdomains, polymorphic funding sources (4 types) |
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# **Palolo (Palolo-031)**
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# **Lollipolusa (Lollipolusa-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/Lollipolusa-Onboarding.pdf)
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An **employee financial wellness platform** built as a TypeScript monorepo (pnpm, 9 packages).
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# **zeta-platform**
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# **cat-platform**
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🔒 **Private**
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A large legacy-Ruby banking monorepo. It is a consumer-banking platform covering card programs,
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ACH money movement, and automated member notifications.
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| Domain | Consumer banking: card issuing & decline logic, ACH risk scoring, virtual-card issuance, automation notifications |
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| Stack | Rails 5.1 / Ruby 2.6.6 (EOL, era-matched) · PostgreSQL + Redis (Sidekiq) · sprockets asset pipeline · in-repo React frontend (the API + specs run without it) |
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| Integrations | Stripe, Plaid, Twilio, and Slack, all lazy and ENV-gated; the app boots and runs the suite with blank placeholder keys |
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| Reference data | Supplementary data corpus mounted at /data/zeta-corpus; see the zeta reference corpus notes below |
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| Reference data | Supplementary data corpus mounted at /data/cat-corpus; see the cat reference corpus notes below |
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# **zeta-polyglot**
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# **cat-polyglot**
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🔒 **Private**
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A single toolkit bundling 38 repositories from the wider zeta ecosystem behind one Explore container,
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A single toolkit bundling 38 repositories from the wider cat ecosystem behind one Explore container,
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the container you use to explore the codebase. Each bundled repository is called a member. The
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| Domain | The broader consumer-banking ecosystem: money-movement & webhook services, card/back-office services, customer-facing web & content sites, chatbot/agent tooling, and transaction-anomaly & prediction ML |
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| Stack | One Explore image carrying every member's runtime (rbenv Ruby 3.1/3.2 · nvm Node 14/16/18/19 · pyenv Python 3.10) · PostgreSQL + Redis · per-member frameworks (Rails, React/Next/Gatsby, Flask/FastAPI, dbt) |
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| Integrations | Per-member, all lazy and ENV-gated; each boots and runs its suite with blank placeholder keys |
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| Reference data | Supplementary data corpus mounted at /data/zeta-corpus; see the zeta reference corpus notes below |
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| Reference data | Supplementary data corpus mounted at /data/cat-corpus; see the cat reference corpus notes below |
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# **Breezy (breezy-complete)**
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# **Wind (breezy-complete)**
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🔒 **Private**
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An **AI phone-receptionist platform** for home-service professionals. The AI receptionist answers calls
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| Stack | Ruby 3.2.0 / Rails 7.0 (Bullet Train–derived) · Puma + Sidekiq · Next.js 14 / React 18 (Node 22) · PostgreSQL 14 + Redis 6.2 · RSpec (suite of record) + Minitest super_scaffolding + ESLint (frontend) |
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| Offline posture | Production auth (Clerk) is replaced by an offline shim; enter via /pro_signin. External providers (Twilio, Vapi, Stripe, OpenAI/Anthropic, Deepgram) degrade gracefully with keys unset. |
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# **human-essentials**
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# **person-essentials**
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🌐 **Open source**
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Inventory management for **diaper banks & essentials banks** serving 200+ non-profits. It covers
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# **casa**
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# **theHouse**
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🌐 **Open source**
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Case management for **Court Appointed Special Advocates** (every CASA in Maryland, plus
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WA/MO/KS). It is the most involved of the six open-source repositories.
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| Tests | RSpec, with ~3,580 examples across ~452 files; system specs via Selenium headless Chrome |
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| Notable | Largest and most integrated of the six: cases, contacts, court dates, reports; heavy system-spec coverage |
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# **awbw**
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# **abcd**
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🌐 **Open source**
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**A Window Between Worlds** is an art-program platform helping 140k+ people per year through
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Notable
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The only MySQL repo; Stripe/Pay payments + Geocoder (stubbed in tests); JSON columns
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# **stocks-in-the-future**
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# **financial-app**
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🌐 **Open source**
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**Stocks in the Future** is a financial-literacy app teaching students across ~20 Baltimore schools via
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| Tests | **Minitest**, with ~733 tests across 87 files; system specs via Selenium headless Chrome |
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| Notable | Postgres + Redis; classroom/teacher/student domain; Minitest rather than RSpec |
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# **community-foundation**
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# **neighborhood-base**
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🌐 **Open source**
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**Community Foundation** helps community foundations plan and allocate funds.
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Lightweight (SQLite, no external services); encrypted credentials; CI enforces a 90% coverage gate
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# **endsideout**
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# **endTable**
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🌐 **Open source**
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**End Side Out** supports student programs in Baltimore and Monrovia, Liberia, serving 6,000+ students.
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# **Working in a multi-repository toolkit**
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Some toolkits contain more than one repository member. A member is one of the codebases bundled
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inside a single toolkit. In the current set, zeta-polyglot is the multi-repository toolkit. A task always
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inside a single toolkit. In the current set, cat-polyglot is the multi-repository toolkit. A task always
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targets exactly one member, because the members are separate repositories with separate histories.
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**Works** section explains the correctness score.
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# **The zeta reference corpus**
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The zeta repositories ship with a reference-data corpus. The corpus is a supplementary collection of
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# **The cat reference corpus**
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The cat repositories ship with a reference-data corpus. The corpus is a supplementary collection of
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roughly 126,000 files mounted at /data/zeta-corpus inside the container, covering Slack exports,
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roughly 126,000 files mounted at /data/cat-corpus inside the container, covering Slack exports,
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emails, support chats, and issue-tracker tickets. It is available while you author, and it is present in
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Refer to corpus files at their /data/zeta-corpus/ paths in your prompt and your workspace. You do
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Refer to corpus files at their /data/cat-corpus/ paths in your prompt and your workspace. You do
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not copy the corpus into your task. The build-workspace.sh script stages the corpus automatically
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and keeps it out of your submission tarball. The corpus is re-attached when the task is rebuilt.
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The **Workspace & workspace.patch** section explains which changes ship.
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**Takeaway.** Support grader guidance with the exact code paths that make the failure real.
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[**Download the full task**](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/s/1ce2abf5-1c1d-446e-8dee-8ad2833d94a8.zip)
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[**Download the full task**](https://myDocs.tech/publish/s/1ce2abf5-1c1d-446e-8dee-8ad2833d94a8.zip)
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# ✅ **Example 2. A heavy penalty for load-**
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# **bearing ambiguity**
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whether the agent asks before assuming, say that directly in the grader guidance.
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[**Download the full task**](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/s/2b4e4621-0a36-4801-b5e0-1da3dd27c8b8.zip)
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[**Download the full task**](https://myDocs.tech/publish/s/2b4e4621-0a36-4801-b5e0-1da3dd27c8b8.zip)
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# ✅ **Example 3. A heavy penalty for**
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and which are secondary. Enforce unverified claims with an appropriately heavy penalty.
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[**Download the full task**](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/s/f96c34b1-8abe-46a4-9b6a-1e87313e6758.zip)
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[**Download the full task**](https://myDocs.tech/publish/s/f96c34b1-8abe-46a4-9b6a-1e87313e6758.zip)
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# ✅ **Example 4. A scoping task where the**
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# **agent complied too narrowly**
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[**Download the full task**](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/s/95f7db0f-1246-4c86-905d-75e0f5c3043c.zip)
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[**Download the full task**](https://myDocs.tech/publish/s/95f7db0f-1246-4c86-905d-75e0f5c3043c.zip)
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# ✅ **Example 5. A task that required**
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# **pushback with options on regulated data**
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[**Download the full task**](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/s/2aa365f5-9808-4c4c-b33b-9e23cfac172a.zip)
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[**Download the full task**](https://myDocs.tech/publish/s/2aa365f5-9808-4c4c-b33b-9e23cfac172a.zip)
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# ❌ **Example 6. A prompt too ambiguous**
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# **to write grader guidance for**
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# 🛠️ **Troubleshooting & FAQ**
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Start with the [**FAQ document**](https://app.dataannotation.tech/publish/g/Yx4-KV92fTpLQAwjPn9hGyMwEiYIOAliYwQSXTdJKQ0NFmJRPk5RDUgteEw=). It answers the most common questions on this project.
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Start with the [**FAQ document**](https://myDocs.tech/publish/g/Yx4-KV92fTpLQAwjPn9hGyMwEiYIOAliYwQSXTdJKQ0NFmJRPk5RDUgteEw=). It answers the most common questions on this project.
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This section collects the most frequent problems and their fixes. Several fixes refer to the toolkit's two
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so you can resume your work later if you take a break or work
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across multiple daily sessions[**.**](https://app.dataannotation.tech/workers/tasks/5cf4e8f8-75ab-484a-b727-25807fb627b9?task_response_id=62c12f91-b28d-4624-a105-49816bf8eaa5&jumpTo=bookmark%3Asave_progress)
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across multiple daily sessions[**.**](https://myDocs.tech/workers/tasks/5cf4e8f8-75ab-484a-b727-25807fb627b9?task_response_id=62c12f91-b28d-4624-a105-49816bf8eaa5&jumpTo=bookmark%3Asave_progress)
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**Step** **[1]** **Step** **[2]** **Step** **[3]**
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**Save the state file somewhere you won't lose it.** If you want to sanity-check that the save state works, you can duplicate the tab and try loading it in there.
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