I am writing a short reference pieceReference Materials
Replay
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 5.5
- 100%
- Rubric score
- 40
- Steps
- 11/11
- Rubrics passed
Task promptI am writing a short reference piece about World Heritage sites and I have been burned before by numbers that look official but do not add up, and by criteria that were renumbered at some point so older sources say something different from current ones. Before I publish anything I want the figures checked against the convention's own pages, with the counting rules understood rather than assumed. In particular I need to know why a simple count of entries can differ from the published total, since some properties sit in more than one country and some are counted in a region they are not actually in. Work from the official criteria page, the list, the danger list and the statistics pages. Where the site displays a symbol or a label without defining it in readable text, say so plainly and find out what it means by cross-checking rather than guessing. Give me a briefing note with a table of the figures I can safely publish and a short list of the traps. Use the figures published at the time of research and record the access date for totals that may change.
I am writing a short reference piece about World Heritage sites and I have been burned before by numbers that look official but do not add up, and by criteria that were renumbered at some point so older sources say something different from current ones. Before I publish anything I want the figures checked against the convention's own pages, with the counting rules understood rather than assumed. In particular I need to know why a simple count of entries can differ from the published total, since some properties sit in more than one country and some are counted in a region they are not actually in. Work from the official criteria page, the list, the danger list and the statistics pages. Where the site displays a symbol or a label without defining it in readable text, say so plainly and find out what it means by cross-checking rather than guessing. Give me a briefing note with a table of the figures I can safely publish and a short list of the traps. Use the figures published at the time of research and record the access date for totals that may change.