Document verified SQL queries and reproducible dataset revision

README.md

@@ -63,13 +63,13 @@ Numeric columns support the native viewer's distribution charts and value filter
 
 ### Load a configuration reproducibly
 
-For the aggregate views, copy the current commit hash from [Files and versions](https://huggingface.co/datasets/EnvLoop/Recursive-Play-Bench/tree/main) after checking that the revision includes `model-summary.jsonl`, `family-summary.jsonl` and `completion-depths.jsonl`. Passing that hash records exactly which view you used.
+The aggregate views are available at the recorded commit `e519f64ccc67fb4fc32a393b9f3a77597432336c`. Passing this hash loads the published summary tables reproducibly. Later card-only revisions do not change the data at this commit. You can inspect other revisions under [Files and versions](https://huggingface.co/datasets/EnvLoop/Recursive-Play-Bench/tree/main).
 
 ```python
 from datasets import load_dataset
 
 repo = "EnvLoop/Recursive-Play-Bench"
-revision = input("Dataset commit SHA from Files and versions: ").strip()
+revision = "e519f64ccc67fb4fc32a393b9f3a77597432336c"
 models = load_dataset(repo, name="models", split="test", revision=revision)
 families = load_dataset(repo, name="families", split="test", revision=revision)
 depths = load_dataset(repo, name="depths", split="test", revision=revision)
@@ -89,25 +89,29 @@ The `test` label organises these exposed research records. It does not turn them
 
 ### Query an aggregate in Data Studio
 
-Open `models/test`, then open its SQL Console and check the table name shown in the console. The example below assumes that the selected view is named `test`. If the console shows a different name, replace `test` in the query with that name before running it.
+Open [models/test](https://huggingface.co/datasets/EnvLoop/Recursive-Play-Bench/viewer/models/test), then open its SQL Console. Hugging Face registers this selected view as `models`, which is the table name used below. The query follows the paper's recorded display order and retains tied ranks.
 
 ```sql
 SELECT primaryRank, displayName, fullWins, fullWinRatePercent,
        levelsCompleted, levelClearRatePercent
-FROM test
+FROM models
 ORDER BY displayOrder;
 ```
 
-To inspect the challenge table, select `challenges/test` and check its view name in the SQL Console. This query uses `test` for that selected view and reproduces the paper's challenge ordering:
+Open the saved [Ranking and Model Performance query](https://huggingface.co/datasets/EnvLoop/Recursive-Play-Bench/sql-console/aul_Tu_) to inspect the same eleven rows directly in the native SQL Console.
+
+The SQL Console also lists the challenge view as `challenges`. This query reproduces the paper's challenge ordering using the task-level completion and reference-action fields:
 
 ```sql
 SELECT environmentId, family, maximumCompletedLevelsAcrossEleven,
        astraCompletedLevels, referenceTotalActions
-FROM test
+FROM challenges
 ORDER BY maximumCompletedLevelsAcrossEleven,
          referenceTotalActions, environmentId;
 ```
 
+The saved [Challenge Levels and Actions query](https://huggingface.co/datasets/EnvLoop/Recursive-Play-Bench/sql-console/jGND0-1) opens these fifteen challenge rows in the same order.
+
 The [native SQL Console](https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/main/en/datasets-viewer-sql-console) can share query results and export tables. The [Data Studio guide](https://huggingface.co/docs/hub/en/data-studio) explains filtering, search, missing-value distributions and row sharing. These facilities inspect the recorded outcomes; they do not run a solver or create a new benchmark score.
 
 ## Files and configurations

SHA256SUMS.txt

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