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Every recorded step of a run, as the agent saw the screen: the frame, the action it took, what it said, and which rubrics the judge's evidence had reached by then. 4 runs recorded with screenshots.
Claude Opus 5Within budget
- 100%
- Rubric score
- 40m 40s
- Recorded time
- 100
- Steps
- 5/5
- Rubrics passed
Task promptI will be studying Advanced Software Engineering at King’s College London’s Strand Campus and live near Enfield Town station. Design a resilient commuting system for four campus days per week across 30 teaching weeks. Compare exactly six viable door-to-campus plans: three rail or Tube-led routes, one bus-led disruption fallback, one cycle-plus-public-transport route and one full-cycle route. Use Enfield Town station entrance and the Strand Campus entrance as the fixed endpoints. Test a normal weekday selected when the task runs, at least seven days ahead and without known major engineering works, for an 08:45 arrival and an 18:00 return. Each public-transport route should use no more than two changes and target 75 minutes each way; clearly reject and replace any candidate that cannot meet those constraints. Compare pay-as-you-go contactless or Oyster, an adult Travelcard or season-ticket equivalent, the 18+ Student Oyster option if eligible, and an eligible Railcard discount only where it actually applies. Use current fares and journey information at execution time, not copied historical prices. Recommend a primary route, a wet-weather alternative and two disruption fallbacks, with a repeatable pre-travel checking routine. Do not buy tickets, apply for discounts, create accounts or reserve anything.
I will be studying Advanced Software Engineering at King’s College London’s Strand Campus and live near Enfield Town station. Design a resilient commuting system for four campus days per week across 30 teaching weeks. Compare exactly six viable door-to-campus plans: three rail or Tube-led routes, one bus-led disruption fallback, one cycle-plus-public-transport route and one full-cycle route. Use Enfield Town station entrance and the Strand Campus entrance as the fixed endpoints. Test a normal weekday selected when the task runs, at least seven days ahead and without known major engineering works, for an 08:45 arrival and an 18:00 return. Each public-transport route should use no more than two changes and target 75 minutes each way; clearly reject and replace any candidate that cannot meet those constraints. Compare pay-as-you-go contactless or Oyster, an adult Travelcard or season-ticket equivalent, the 18+ Student Oyster option if eligible, and an eligible Railcard discount only where it actually applies. Use current fares and journey information at execution time, not copied historical prices. Recommend a primary route, a wet-weather alternative and two disruption fallbacks, with a repeatable pre-travel checking routine. Do not buy tickets, apply for discounts, create accounts or reserve anything.