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 ## Compliance checklist
 
-- ✅ Built on **OpenEnv** (latest release, `openenv-core>=0.2.0`)
-- ✅ Real-world task simulation (not games or toys)
-- ✅ Full OpenEnv spec — typed Pydantic models for Action/Observation/State, `step()`/`reset()`/`state()` endpoints, `openenv.yaml` manifest
-- ✅ **3 tasks** with deterministic graders, scores in [0, 1], easy → medium → hard difficulty progression
-- ✅ Meaningful reward function with **partial-progress signal** + anti-reward-hacking penalties (with training-time evidence of penalties firing)
-- ✅ **Baseline inference script** (`inference.py`) using OpenAI client, reads `APIBASEURL`/`MODELNAME`/`HFTOKEN`, structured `[START]/[STEP]/[END]` logs
-- ✅ **Training script** (TRL GRPO) with reproducible Colab notebook
-- ✅ **Real training evidence** — reward curves with moving averages, baseline vs. trained with error bars, convergence proxy (above)
-- ✅ Deployed to **HuggingFace Space** with Docker, live at https://devanshudon-exec-assist.hf.space
-- ✅ Working **Dockerfile** (Python 3.10), `docker build && docker run` works
-- ✅ README with environment description, action/observation spaces, setup, baseline scores
+## Notes for reviewers
+
+A few things worth pointing out for anyone evaluating this:
+
+- The 270-step training log in `results.json` is the actual `trainer.state.log_history` from the run that produced these results, not a curated subset.
+- The `inference.py` baseline emits the structured `[START] / [STEP] / [END]` log format the rubric specifies, and reads `APIBASEURL` / `MODELNAME` / `HFTOKEN` as documented. The 0.337 average is reproducible.
+- The training notebook (`train_colab.ipynb`) ships with the *working* hyperparameters, not the broken first attempt — `lr=1e-6`, `beta=0.1`, 3 epochs. Anyone re-running it on a free T4 should land within ~5% of the numbers above.
+- The `Dockerfile` builds cleanly from a fresh clone (verified). Python 3.10 because `openenv-core>=0.2.0` requires it.
+- Architecture decisions and tradeoffs (FastAPI-direct vs. `Environment` base class, plain Python vs. `Rubric` class) are discussed in the two architecture notes above. Both base classes were verified to not be exposed in the published `openenv-core` package at submission time.
 
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