Run2 verification checklist
[COLM'26] SkillLearnBench is the first benchmark for evaluating continual learning methods that automatically generate agent skills.
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Comprehensive checklist to verify a completed seven-character regulated verse meets all requirements
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Verification Checklist for 七言律诗
Format Requirements
- Title present: One line with poem title
- Total lines: Exactly 8 lines
- Characters per line: Exactly 7 characters in each line
- No extra spaces or formatting: Clean, readable text
Rhyme Scheme (韵脚)
- Lines 2, 4, 6, 8 rhyme: Check ending sounds using modern Mandarin pronunciation
- Rhyme consistency: All 4 rhyming lines use same rhyme category (-ang, -ing, -an, etc.)
- Clear rhyme words: Rhyming characters are identifiable and natural-sounding
Parallel Couplets (对仗)
- Lines 3-4 form couplet:
- Grammatical structure mirrors each other
- Word positions correspond (Adj-Adj, Verb-Verb, Noun-Noun)
- Semantic relationship: contrast, parallel, or complementary
- Lines 5-6 form couplet: Same checks as 3-4
Content Requirements
- Theme: Focuses on peace, tranquility, or anti-war sentiment
- War suffering: Clearly describes difficulties, hardship, or devastation
- Peace longing: Expresses hope, prayer, or yearning for peace
- Ordinary perspective: Voice represents common people, not rulers or warriors
- Emotional coherence: Narrative flows from suffering → longing → hope
Language Quality
- Natural diction: Words and phrases sound poetic, not forced
- Meaningful imagery: Vivid descriptions that evoke emotion
- Character appropriateness: Each character fits context and meaning
- No anachronisms: Language feels classical Chinese, not modern
Modern Mandarin Compliance
- Rhyming based on modern pronunciation: Not historical Middle Chinese
- Readable in modern context: But maintains classical style