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# Verification dossier — public summary

This is the public part of RE-Lab's verification dossier for `binary-reasoning-v1`. The full buyer-ready version adds procurement, provenance tables, calibration plans, and delivery details. Contact: samueljanttila@gmail.com.

**Dataset:** https://huggingface.co/datasets/S3RL4/binary-reasoning-v1
**Self-serve sample kit:** `verification_kit/README.md` in this dataset repo
**Canary for contamination checks:** `RE-Lab-brv-2026-10-29-8c1e4f7a`

## What is verified now

### 1. Pack counts and grader split
The full pack contains `10,251` items:
- `10,172` deterministic-graded items.
- `79` rubric-judged open-ended items, disclosed rather than sold as deterministic.

The public sample includes 9 free items and a 100-item open sample in the Prime environment package. The sample kit skips rubric-judged items instead of pretending they are deterministic.

### 2. Grader sanity checks
On the 100-item open sample, the public sample kit reports:
- `gold.py`: deterministic gold replies pass `84/84`; `16` judge items skipped.
- `do_nothing.py`: empty answers score `0` on all `84` deterministic items.
- `random_wrong.py`: deterministic mutated wrong answers score `0` on all `84` deterministic items.
- `grader_tamper.py`: mutating the answer key makes the original gold reply fail on all `84` deterministic items.
- `leak_check.py`: `items=100 unique_ids=100 checked_rows=73 leaks=0`.

On the 9-item free sample:
- deterministic sanity checks pass `4/4`; `5` judge items skipped.
- `leak_check.py`: `items=9 unique_ids=9 checked_rows=3 leaks=0`.

### 3. Answer-leak audit
The existing full-pack answer-token audit reports `0/10,251` exact-token leaks. The public sample script is a smaller reproduction tool and reports checked-row coverage (`73/100` checkable rows on the open sample; `3/9` on the free sample). It does not replace the full-pack audit.

### 4. Agentic environments
The public agentic tier has `29` Harbor-format flag-hunt environments. The Docker reward chain was tested with gold answers and wrong-answer tests, and each binary was checked with 24 single-character mutations that scored zero. In the JSONL/verifiers path, the deterministic grader checks whether the stored flag appears in the reply as a substring; that is weaker than the Harbor oracle.

### 5. Hard-trial reproduction evidence
The 99-item hard trial pack has 19 family-level reproduction scripts in RE-Lab's pinned Ubuntu 24.04/WSL2 and Windows test environment. They reproduce `99/99` gold answers without reading the `answer` field. About `77` rows are command/binary re-execution (reproducibility, not an independent solve); about `22` rows use static ELF/PE/argv-derived reasoning. No human solved these tasks.

### 6. Calibration evidence so far
The public agentic tier is intentionally warm-up level for a frontier agent: Claude Opus 5.5 solved `29/29` environments and `145/145` attempts in a non-isolated host run with Bash/Read tools, graded by the binary oracle.

A separate local open-weight calibration run on the 99-item hard trial pack scored `14/99` at pass@8:
- model: `qwen3.8-flash-next-iq3_s`, 3-bit quantized;
- single-turn, no tools;
- temperature `0.7`, `max_tokens=600`, with a `reasoning_content` fallback;
- whole-reply normalized matching rather than each item's verifier rule.

That is headroom evidence, not a published band table or proof that each task sits in the RL mid-band. Per-buyer model calibration is part of the paid pilot path.

## Known limitations and caveats
- Current deterministic graders can accept some "shotgun" replies that contain the correct token among many distractors. A dedicated `shotgun.py` probe is a planned kit addition.
- Some hard-trial reproduction scripts are environment-bound: they depend on local paths, WSL/Windows tools, pinned package digests, or host-specific loader behavior. They are evidence, not yet a portable buyer-runnable solver suite.
- Some shipped artifact sets include grader-side metadata or unstripped twins that could reveal an answer if mounted to the model. A model-visible vs grader-only manifest is needed before selling sealed evaluation as fully isolated.
- The full-pack public exposure window was 2026-10-28 22:02 → 2026-10-29 17:08 UTC, then older public versions were deleted. Deletion reduces future access but does not prove no copies exist.
- The full pack uses production distro binaries with per-item provenance (`binary` path + `sha256_16`, plus address/size/architecture where applicable). A source-offer manifest lists `649` distinct third-party file names; upstream package/source mapping is a procurement follow-up for any redistribution-heavy order.

## What this does not claim
- It does not claim human or expert hand-checking of every task.
- It does not claim every task is model-solvable without tools.
- It does not claim the deterministic graders reject all low-effort answers.
- It does not claim the hard trial pack has a published pass-rate band for every task yet.

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+ # Verification dossier — public summary
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+ This is the public part of RE-Lab's verification dossier for `binary-reasoning-v1`. The full buyer-ready version adds procurement, provenance tables, calibration plans, and delivery details. Contact: samueljanttila@gmail.com.
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+ **Dataset:** https://huggingface.co/datasets/S3RL4/binary-reasoning-v1
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+ **Self-serve sample kit:** `verification_kit/README.md` in this dataset repo
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+ **Canary for contamination checks:** `RE-Lab-brv-2026-10-29-8c1e4f7a`
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+
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+ ## What is verified now
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+ ### 1. Pack counts and grader split
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+ The full pack contains `10,251` items:
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+ - `10,172` deterministic-graded items.
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+ - `79` rubric-judged open-ended items, disclosed rather than sold as deterministic.
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+ The public sample includes 9 free items and a 100-item open sample in the Prime environment package. The sample kit skips rubric-judged items instead of pretending they are deterministic.
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+ ### 2. Grader sanity checks
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+ On the 100-item open sample, the public sample kit reports:
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+ - `gold.py`: deterministic gold replies pass `84/84`; `16` judge items skipped.
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+ - `do_nothing.py`: empty answers score `0` on all `84` deterministic items.
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+ - `random_wrong.py`: deterministic mutated wrong answers score `0` on all `84` deterministic items.
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+ - `grader_tamper.py`: mutating the answer key makes the original gold reply fail on all `84` deterministic items.
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+ - `leak_check.py`: `items=100 unique_ids=100 checked_rows=73 leaks=0`.
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+ On the 9-item free sample:
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+ - deterministic sanity checks pass `4/4`; `5` judge items skipped.
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+ - `leak_check.py`: `items=9 unique_ids=9 checked_rows=3 leaks=0`.
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+ ### 3. Answer-leak audit
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+ The existing full-pack answer-token audit reports `0/10,251` exact-token leaks. The public sample script is a smaller reproduction tool and reports checked-row coverage (`73/100` checkable rows on the open sample; `3/9` on the free sample). It does not replace the full-pack audit.
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+ ### 4. Agentic environments
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+ The public agentic tier has `29` Harbor-format flag-hunt environments. The Docker reward chain was tested with gold answers and wrong-answer tests, and each binary was checked with 24 single-character mutations that scored zero. In the JSONL/verifiers path, the deterministic grader checks whether the stored flag appears in the reply as a substring; that is weaker than the Harbor oracle.
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+ ### 5. Hard-trial reproduction evidence
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+ The 99-item hard trial pack has 19 family-level reproduction scripts in RE-Lab's pinned Ubuntu 24.04/WSL2 and Windows test environment. They reproduce `99/99` gold answers without reading the `answer` field. About `77` rows are command/binary re-execution (reproducibility, not an independent solve); about `22` rows use static ELF/PE/argv-derived reasoning. No human solved these tasks.
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+ ### 6. Calibration evidence so far
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+ The public agentic tier is intentionally warm-up level for a frontier agent: Claude Opus 5.5 solved `29/29` environments and `145/145` attempts in a non-isolated host run with Bash/Read tools, graded by the binary oracle.
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+ A separate local open-weight calibration run on the 99-item hard trial pack scored `14/99` at pass@8:
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+ - model: `qwen3.8-flash-next-iq3_s`, 3-bit quantized;
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+ - single-turn, no tools;
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+ - temperature `0.7`, `max_tokens=600`, with a `reasoning_content` fallback;
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+ - whole-reply normalized matching rather than each item's verifier rule.
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+ That is headroom evidence, not a published band table or proof that each task sits in the RL mid-band. Per-buyer model calibration is part of the paid pilot path.
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+ ## Known limitations and caveats
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+ - Current deterministic graders can accept some "shotgun" replies that contain the correct token among many distractors. A dedicated `shotgun.py` probe is a planned kit addition.
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+ - Some hard-trial reproduction scripts are environment-bound: they depend on local paths, WSL/Windows tools, pinned package digests, or host-specific loader behavior. They are evidence, not yet a portable buyer-runnable solver suite.
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+ - Some shipped artifact sets include grader-side metadata or unstripped twins that could reveal an answer if mounted to the model. A model-visible vs grader-only manifest is needed before selling sealed evaluation as fully isolated.
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+ - The full-pack public exposure window was 2026-10-28 22:02 → 2026-10-29 17:08 UTC, then older public versions were deleted. Deletion reduces future access but does not prove no copies exist.
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+ - The full pack uses production distro binaries with per-item provenance (`binary` path + `sha256_16`, plus address/size/architecture where applicable). A source-offer manifest lists `649` distinct third-party file names; upstream package/source mapping is a procurement follow-up for any redistribution-heavy order.
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+ ## What this does not claim
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+ - It does not claim human or expert hand-checking of every task.
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+ - It does not claim every task is model-solvable without tools.
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+ - It does not claim the deterministic graders reject all low-effort answers.
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+ - It does not claim the hard trial pack has a published pass-rate band for every task yet.
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+ Add public verification summary