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npx -y skills add SamyakJhaveri/loam --skill post-eval

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Post-batch analysis pipeline that runs after an eval batch completes. Use after /eval-run or /overnight-eval finishes. Verifies results, runs analysis scripts, refreshes dashboard, writes summary. Does NOT launch new eval runs.

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Post-Eval Pipeline

After an eval batch completes, run the full post-processing chain: verify results, analyze, classify, refresh dashboard, and generate a summary. Each stage validates the previous stage's output before proceeding.

Trigger: When user types /post-eval or /post-eval <model-name>

Arguments

  • $ARGUMENTS — optional model name filter. If omitted, analyze all models.

Critical Rules

  1. Ground truth is result files, not summaries. Always verify claims against the actual result files on disk.
  2. Exclusion list is non-negotiable. Apply known-failing exclusions consistently.
  3. Never assume "all clean" without spot-checking. Check 5-10 results manually.
  4. Classify failures granularly. Different failure types have different root causes and implications for the paper.
  5. Check experiment configuration explicitly. Don't assume parameters are correct.

Workflow

Step 0: Pipeline Integrity Check

Before running analysis, verify the evaluation operated correctly:

  1. Status consistency across result fields
  2. Configuration verification (parameters match expectations)
  3. Coverage check (expected tasks all present)
  4. Exclusion list applied correctly

If any check fails, report before proceeding.

Step 1: Verify Results Exist

Count result files per model/configuration. If no results, stop.

Step 2: Run Analysis Scripts

Execute the project's analysis pipeline. Verify outputs were created.

Step 3: Classification (if applicable)

Run any classification or categorization scripts. Verify output.

Step 4: Refresh Dashboard (if applicable)

Update any visualization or dashboard files with new results.

Step 5: Generate Summary

Write a structured summary to the project's docs directory:

  • Overall pass rates by model
  • Configuration breakdown
  • Notable findings and anomalies
  • Gaps in coverage

Step 6: Report & Suggest Next Steps

=== POST-EVAL PIPELINE COMPLETE ===

Step 0: Integrity check  - PASS / FAIL
Step 1: Results verified  - <N> models, <N> total files
Step 2: Analysis          - PASS / FAIL
Step 3: Classification    - PASS / FAIL / SKIP
Step 4: Dashboard         - PASS / FAIL / NO_CHANGES
Step 5: Summary written   - <path>

Suggested next steps:
  [ ] Review summary for anomalies
  [ ] Run /validate before committing
  [ ] Update paper sections if relevant

Error Handling

If any step fails:

  1. Report the specific error
  2. Mark that step as FAIL
  3. Continue to next step if possible (steps are mostly independent after Step 2)
  4. Do NOT retry automatically — let the user decide

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