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keppy:ddbe8715 | Hermes operations bring-up: create a kanban board, clone a worker profile, run the web dashboard bound to a Tailscale IP, create a script-only cron job, verify each step with CLI output. Configuration of shipped Hermes features, no new code. | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:66fe5b04 | Add three argparse flags to an existing Python CLI (rate --model/--effort forwarding, route --replace-route-id, route --json reusing an existing JSON envelope), fix an env-var fallback in a path helper, add pytest tests following the repo's existing CLI test pattern. Small diff, tests check the result. | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:492154b2 | One-line Python fix: only append an optional CLI flag to a string when its value is set; add two pytest cases for the uncovered path. | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:f9f7fec9 | Add a new CLI subcommand module to a Python plugin: compose two existing functions (route lookup, subprocess spawn of a sibling CLI with flags from the lookup), capture stdout/stderr to files, timeout handling, print three summary lines; pytest with a stub executable via env var. | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:ebba9855 | Correctness review of a 450-line Python diff (CLI plugin: subprocess spawn with timeout on Windows, importlib loading, argparse wiring, ledger writes). Trace code paths against the source; produce structured findings JSON. | dl-ml-research-engineering | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:549ed358 | Hygiene review of a Python diff against two written briefs: scope creep, test coverage per claim, stray files, stale docs; structured findings JSON. | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:963ff684 | Apply four small reviewed fixes to a Python CLI plugin (fail-fast on None id, epilog line, one isolation test, Windows process-tree kill on timeout with a grandchild test), then release prep: CHANGELOG entry, version bump in two files, README paragraph. Tests check the result. | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:bc30efea | compare two training runs | dl-ml-research-engineering | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:cf97ef63 | Python CLI library: add a templated --runner flag with shlex-safe placeholder substitution and named presets, write a JSON sidecar file after each run and have the report read it, add --json output to four subcommands with snapshot tests for the human output, add an env var to a path resolver, write AGENTS.md and llms.... | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:d3df4fc6 | Code review for correctness of a Python library refactor and CLI feature set: trace contract guard, subprocess template substitution, JSON sidecar writes on all exit paths, sqlite read-only ingestion, env precedence; report findings as JSON | dl-ml-research-engineering | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:ada2e9c9 | Code review for hygiene: diff vs brief scope, tests match names, no stray files, README and CHANGELOG claims true, versions untouched; report findings as JSON | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:18a6bb58 | Role-play a coding agent with no prior context reading a repo's README and AGENTS.md cold, following the documented five-command loop in a fresh venv, and reporting every friction point and doc error as JSON | prose | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:e19b1c23 | Apply a code-review fix-set to a Python CLI library: thread a surface setting through string helpers so command hints differ by invocation surface with snapshot tests preserved, strip quotes per token after template substitution, fold a printed line into a JSON envelope, make a subcommand exit non-zero on no-op, fix a ... | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:fcdc1e9c | Python library feature in three commits: whitelist-redaction of JSONL ledger rows with HMAC task hash, salt and cursor files, a layered opt-in config gate, dry-run CLI output; an upload verb using a monkeypatched huggingface_hub client with byte-identical content test; aggregation of pooled rows with a merge-invariant ... | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:5a8ef8ae | fix the failing test in tests/test_x.py | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:1b1b6a29 | Python library polish in three commits: a synthetic fixture ledger and --demo flag for a stdlib HTML report generator; dark CSS theme and a summary strip in that single-file report; wrapping long lines in a CLI text card at 100 columns with tests, and rewriting a dataset card markdown | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:79c47a58 | Add a --demo flag to a stdlib HTML report generator: bundled synthetic JSONL fixture with relative timestamps resolved at load, fixture directory, one new sidecar key, isolation tests | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:7499db80 | Restyle a stdlib single-file HTML report: dark default theme from a palette dict, --theme flag, a four-cell summary strip computed from existing data, one new table column, tests for both themes | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:008a518e | Wrap long lines of a CLI text card at 100 columns with textwrap gated by a surface flag and a --wide escape hatch, keeping a byte-exact snapshot test for one surface; a seeded generator for a JSONL demo fixture; a today-count fix; rewrite a markdown dataset card builder and fix its stale paths | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:54c8387a | Add a CLI verb to a Python library that reads a JSONL ledger, selects rows by a method field, duplicates correction rows, merges optional JSONL tasksets and seed rows, dedupes on text, writes JSONL and prints a per-lane count summary with --json and --strict; tests on a fixture ledger | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:164ffcba | Add an optional classifier backend to a Python routing library: lazy-import a saved transformers model from a local directory, calibrated softmax, threshold abstain, wire into an existing classification cascade between rules and an LLM fallback, an install CLI verb that validates and copies the artifact, optional-extra... | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:4c3e6f45 | Write an example training driver script for an existing in-process encoder fine-tune function: argparse with dry-run and backend flags, post-training evaluation on a held-out JSONL writing predictions and extra metrics keys including a confidence-threshold search, and a CPU test with a tiny random-init transformers mod... | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:be333918 | Two Python scripts: one calls an OpenAI-compatible chat endpoint via urllib to generate paraphrased lines per category with dry-run and dedupe, the other does a seeded stratified train/eval split of JSONL rows with pair constraints and an audit JSON; tests with a monkeypatched client | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:2d619899 | Scaffold a new Python repo for a JSONL dataset: pyproject, JSON schema, stdlib validator with regex publish gate and denylist, review script printing a batch sha, gated upload script tested with a fake client, fixtures and pytest, README; one commit | routine-coding | ledger-pinned | keppy | 2026-W41 |
keppy:437a7d8c | Critique: 'A reward model trained to convergence on human preference comparisons has an optimum aligned with human values.' Give the two strongest failure modes, with a concrete mechanism for each. | alignment-reasoning | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:e4020717 | Explain mechanistically why RLHF on thumbs-up/down feedback tends to produce sycophancy, and name two training-set or loss-design interventions that specifically target that mechanism (not just 'add diversity'). | alignment-reasoning | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:ed47e644 | A model is fine-tuned to maximize 'helpfulness' as scored by an LLM judge, and its measured helpfulness-by-human drops as judge-score rises. Name the phenomenon precisely, and explain the two conditions under the proxy regime that make divergence inevitable rather than accidental. | alignment-reasoning | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:523e23df | In circuit-level interpretability, what does it mean for a feature to be 'universally' shared across models vs 'model-specific', and why does that distinction matter for using interpretability results to certify safety of a NEW model? | alignment-reasoning | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:d9a4095e | State the scalable oversight problem in one paragraph, then evaluate debate (two models argue before a judge) as a solution: one argument for, one concrete failure mode with mechanism. | alignment-reasoning | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:63aba4f7 | Contrast outcome-based RL (RLHF on a reward model) and process-based RL (rewards on process supervision / RRM). Name one concrete way each fails that the other resists, and one failure they share. | alignment-reasoning | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:b6a03099 | The 'shards' framing says a value is a contextually-activated decision-making component shaped by reinforcement. Give one empirical prediction this framing makes that pure 'utility function over world-states' framing does not, and an experiment that could distinguish them. | alignment-reasoning | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:97ed281a | Why are conjunctive goals (many conditions must ALL hold) often argued to be safer for corrigibility than disjunctive ones (ANY of several paths to the goal works)? Give the mechanism, then name one way the conjunctive argument breaks down. | alignment-reasoning | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:5898a3fc | Distinguish (a) trained-in deception (gradient descent finds deceptive policies because they minimize training loss), (b) sandbox breakout from capability alone, and (c) misgeneralization that LOOKS like deception. For each, state one decisive test to tell them apart in a suspicious observation. | alignment-reasoning | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:422fde6b | Argue for or against: 'As models get more capable, external oversight (evals, red-teaming, monitors) becomes MORE valuable relative to interpretability, because interpretability matures more slowly than capability growth.' Steelman both sides, then state which empirical trend would settle it. | alignment-reasoning | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:424b5a0e | Write a numerically stable logsumexp(x, axis=-1) in NumPy. It must handle -inf entries and rows that are entirely -inf (return -inf, no NaN). Reply with one python code block. | dl-ml-research-engineering | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:2fcda0db | Implement GRPO-style advantage computation: given per-group rewards (list of lists), the advantage of each sample is (reward - group mean) / (group std + 1e-8) computed withing each group independently. Handle single-element groups (advantage 0). Reply with one python code block defining compute_advantages(rewards) -> ... | dl-ml-research-engineering | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:ed3f23ce | Implement a cosine LR schedule with linear warmup: lr(step) = base_lr * (step/warmup) for step < warmup, else base_lr * 0.5 * (1 + cos(pi * (step - warmup) / (total - warmup))). Handle step=0 and warmup=0 (skip warmup phase). Reply with one python code block defining lr_at(step, base_lr, warmup, total). | dl-ml-research-engineering | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:eb50099f | Given a list of per-microbatch loss gradients (each a list of floats, one per parameter), implement gradient accumulation with scaling: accumulated = sum(gradient_i / n_microbatches) per parameter, then divided by 1.0 (identity). No numpy needed. Reply with one python code block defining accumulate(grads) -> list of fl... | dl-ml-research-engineering | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:3ae8ff5d | Implement a minimal BPE tokenizer trainer: given a corpus string and a number of merges n, repeatedly merge the most frequent adjacent pair of characters until n merges are done or no pair repeats. Return the merge list (pair tuples, in order). Only characters, no pre-tokenization. Reply with one python code block defi... | dl-ml-research-engineering | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:81c8f2db | Implement dynamic loss scaling for mixed-precision training: given a list of grad_norms (one per step) and the initial scale, return for each step a tuple (skip_update, scale_used). skip is True when the grad_norm is inf or nan. The scale doubles after every non-overflow step and halves (minimum 1.0) after an overflow ... | dl-ml-research-engineering | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:b5aeb5cb | Implement an epoch boundary helper: given dataset length n, batch size b, and step t (0-indexed, counting optimizer steps), return (epoch, step_in_epoch). The last batch may be smaller than b; an epoch ends when all n samples are consumed. Reply with one python code block defining epoch_of(n, b, t). | dl-ml-research-engineering | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:a0ce5e1c | Implement early stopping: given a list of validation losses (one per epoch) and patience p, return the epoch index at which training should stop, i.e. the first epoch after which p consecutive epochs showed no improvement over the best loss so far. Equal loss is not an improvement. Reply with one python code block defi... | dl-ml-research-engineering | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:00530b0d | Implement decoupled weight decay (AdamW) update for one parameter: given current weight w, gradient g, m, v (EMA states), hyperparams lr, beta1, beta2, eps, wd, and timestep t, return the new weight (bias correction applied to m and v; decay applied to w directly, not the update). No numpy. Reply with one python code b... | dl-ml-research-engineering | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:af68e156 | Implement topological sort of a DAG of computational-graph nodes: given edges as (from, to) pairs and a list of all node ids, return one valid topological order (list). Raise ValueError on a cycle. Reply with one python code block defining topo_sort(nodes, edges). | dl-ml-research-engineering | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:a13a4847 | Write a slugify(text) function: lowercase, replace any run of non-alphanumeric chars with a single hyphen, strip leading/trailing hyphens, collapse repeated hyphens. Empty result -> empty string. Reply with one python code block. | routine-coding | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:5cc02611 | Write parse_log(line) that parses an Apache combined-format log line: 'IP - - [date] "METHOD PATH PROTO" status bytes'. Return a dict with keys ip, date (the bracketed string, no brackets), method, path, status (int), bytes (int). Return None if the line doesn't match. Use a single regex. Reply with one python code blo... | routine-coding | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:5263d1ca | Write count_by(csv_text, column) that takes CSV text with a header row and a column name, and returns a dict mapping each distinct value in that column to its row count (excluding the header). Use only the csv module or plain split; handle quoted fields by using the csv module. Reply with one python code block. | routine-coding | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:36c81b40 | Write render(template, values) that substitutes '{{key}}' placeholders in a string from a dict; unknown keys render as empty string; '{{' or '}}' without a key inside are left as-is only when malformed (e.g. '{{}' stays '{{}'). Values are str()'d. Reply with one python code block. | routine-coding | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:02d7011b | Write backoff(n, base=1.0, cap=60.0) returning the list of delays for retry i in 0..n-1: delay = min(base * 2**i, cap), computed for i = 0,1,...,n-1. Reply with one python code block. | routine-coding | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:674cc6bc | Write to_roman(n) converting 1..3999 to a Roman numeral string. Raise ValueError outside that range. Reply with one python code block. | routine-coding | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:1146a46e | Write flatten(d) that flattens nested dicts into one level with dotted keys: {'a': {'b': 1, 'c': {'d': 2}}, 'e': 3} -> {'a.b': 1, 'a.c.d': 2, 'e': 3}. Non-dict values are leaves. Empty dicts disappear. Reply with one python code block. | routine-coding | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:1250673b | Write a pure function bucket(events, capacity, refill_per_sec) simulating a token bucket: start full. Each event is a timestamp in seconds (ascending, first may be 0). Before each event, refill by elapsed-since-previous-event * refill_per_sec (capped at capacity; the clock starts at 0). The event is allowed only if at ... | routine-coding | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:6a491bc6 | Write week_starts(start, n) that given an ISO date string 'YYYY-MM-DD' returns a list of the n ISO dates of the Mondays of consecutive weeks starting with the week of the given date (Monday of that week first). Use only the datetime stdlib module. Reply with one python code block. | routine-coding | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
keppy:a313021d | Write apply_edits(lines, edits) applying a simplified edit script to a list of strings. Each edit is a tuple: ('ins', line_no, text) inserts text BEFORE the 1-indexed line_no, or ('del', line_no) deletes that line (2-tuple, no text). Edits arrive in DESCENDING line order so earlier edits don't shift later targets; appl... | routine-coding | taskset | keppy | 2026-W40 |
evalroute-tasks
A small human-labeled corpus for training and evaluating evalroute's
task→lane router. Each row is one real coding/research/writing task with the
lane a human asserts it belongs to. Tier 1 (task → lane) is the only required
label today; the schema leaves room for tier 2 (task → arm outcome) and tier 3
(task → done artifact) so contributors can backfill later without a format
break.
Status: zero to one. One contributor, 54 rows, four of nine lanes. Per lane:
routine-coding 30, dl-ml-research-engineering 13, alignment-reasoning 10, prose 1;
hard-agentic-coding, long-doc-reading, web-research, math-first-principles and
orchestration have none yet. 24 rows are real tasks pinned in one dispatcher's
ledger (mostly coding briefs), 30 are hand-written tier-a taskset rows. n is small
and the mix reflects one person's work — that is the point of publishing it:
your work shapes your router, and the shared encoder is only as broad as this
file. The trained encoder is keppy/evalroute-lane-encoder; the outcomes
flywheel (lane/arm/verdict, no text) is keppy/evalroute-flywheel.
Tiers
| Tier | Question | Keys | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | which lane? | id, text, label, source, contributor, week | yes |
| 2 | which arm, and did it work? | arm, verdict, method, n | optional (all-or-none) |
| 3 | how was done judged? | checker / rubric / reference (at most one) | optional |
Row example
{"id": "keppy:a3f9c1", "text": "add a CLI verb that reads the ledger and prints per-lane counts",
"label": "routine-coding", "source": "ledger-pinned", "contributor": "keppy", "week": "2026-W40",
"arm": "z-ai/glm-5.3-flash@medium", "verdict": "pass", "method": "measured", "n": 10,
"checker": null, "rubric": null, "reference": null}
The publish gate (three steps, all must pass)
- Mechanical validation:
python scripts/validate.py tasks/*.jsonlchecks id/text/lane/source/contributor/week format, tier-2 and tier-3 coherence, and a secret/PII/hostname regex gate overtextand tier-3 strings. - Denylist: if
private_terms.txtexists in the repo root (git-ignored) or you pass--private-terms <file>, any case-insensitive whole-word hit fails the row. Keep employer/project terms you must not publish in that file. - Human review: run
python scripts/review.py tasks/<you>.jsonl, read every numbered row, compute the batch sha, addreviewed: <sha> <date> <contributor>toREVIEWED.md, then open a PR.scripts/upload.pyrefuses to touch Hugging Face unlessREVIEWED.mdcontains a line for every file's sha.
How to contribute
- Fork/branch, add your own file
tasks/<your-handle>.jsonl(one JSON row per line; the file stem and row-id prefix must be your handle). - Run
python scripts/validate.py tasks/<your-handle>.jsonl— it must exit 0. - Run
python scripts/review.py tasks/<your-handle>.jsonl, actually read the rows, and add the printedreviewed:line toREVIEWED.md. - Open a PR. A reviewer re-runs validate and diff-checks your rows.
What is not here
No paraphrases: train F showed paraphrases that outnumber real rows pull the classifier toward the paraphrase dialect. No ledger exports without review — a row lands here only after a human decided the text is safe to publish. No personal or employer details: names, internal hostnames, credentials, and project-denialist terms are caught by the gate, but judgment is still yours.
License
MIT, see LICENSE (copyright 2026 keppy).
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