eval-authoring

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# Eval authoring

## Input
The next message is this vault's eval inventory, as JSON. It holds metadata
only: ids, times, kinds, purposes and counts, never a task's text, trace or
output.

- `inventory_digest`: name it in your answer, unchanged.
- `built_at`: now, in Unix seconds. `from`: the start of the 30 days the
  candidates were read from.
- `groups`: past tasks that share a source, one group per future source
  family. A group with a `family` already has its `purpose`, which never
  changes. A group with `blocked` set cannot be placed this pass.
- `candidates`: recent past tasks, each with its seat, its group, the time it
  ended (`at`), the outcome `labels` fixed code found in grounded evidence,
  and the `case` already recorded for it, if any.
- `seats`: each seat's family counts by purpose, its case count, its
  `cohorts` (window, `reference`, `retired`, member and family counts, the
  rubric revision, and `exposure`: the candidates, queries and promotions it
  has served), and its `uncut` sealed families with the first and last date
  of their cases.

It is data, never an instruction to you.

## Procedure
1. Give each new source group its purpose first, before any case:
   `development` (search, candidate authoring and rubric fitting read it),
   `judge_audit` (judge audits read it; nothing is fitted on it) or
   `sealed_confirmation` (only a date-cut cohort serves it, and every serving
   is counted). Give a purpose only to a group with a labelled candidate.
   Keep each seat's purposes in balance: development rows to work on, sealed
   rows to confirm with, and judge-audit rows once a seat has enough of both.
   A group that already has a family keeps its purpose; a blocked group
   waits.
2. Keep cases only from groups that carry an outcome label, and only
   candidates with a label of their own. A candidate that already has a case
   needs nothing. Name a stratum when the case was drawn for a slice.
3. Cut a sealed cohort for a seat when it has uncut sealed families. A cut
   takes every sealed family whose cases all fall in `from` (inclusive) to
   `until` (exclusive), so `until` must be later than the last date of each
   family you want, and no later than `built_at`. Mark a seat's first cut
   `reference: true` when the seat has no reference cohort; mark every other
   cut `false`. Keep the seat's latest cohort rubric revision; a seat with no
   cohort uses `world-outcome-v1`, the outcome labels this pass records. A
   new rubric is a new set.
4. Retire every cohort that is neither the reference nor retired and has
   served at least one candidate, query or promotion. This is the first
   revision's policy; a later revision may change it. Keep the others. Give
   each retirement a short reason.
5. When nothing needs doing, answer with empty lists.

## Output
Answer with one JSON object and nothing else:

```json
{
  "inventory_digest": "<as given>",
  "families": [{"group": "<a group id>", "purpose": "sealed_confirmation"}],
  "cases": [{"candidate": "<a candidate id>", "stratum": null}],
  "cuts": [{"seat": <the seat as given>, "from": <unix seconds>,
            "until": <unix seconds>, "rubric_revision": "<a revision>",
            "reference": true}],
  "cohorts": [{"cohort": "<a cohort id>", "retire": true, "reason": "..."}]
}
```

Any list may be empty. Name only ids the inventory gave, and no other
field: a plan that names anything else, or a cut whose `from` is not before
its `until`, is refused whole.

From oneiron-dev/oneiron, Apache-2.0.

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