Terminal-Bench 3.0

Consolidation Upstream NciBusiness & Domain Workflows

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Trial 01 — 3rd of 8 by reward score. This model averages 25% across 8 trials on this task.

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  1. 1systempermissions instructions · Filesystem sandboxing defines which files can be read or written. sandbox_mode is danger-full…

    permissions instructions

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    Approval policy is currently never. Do not provide the sandbox_permissions for any reason, commands will be rejected.

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  2. 2userenvironment context · /app bash 2026-07-23 Etc/UTC /app

    environment context

    cwd
    /app
    shell
    bash
    current date
    2026-07-23
    timezone
    Etc/UTC
    root
    /app
  3. 3userConsolidation Upstream NCI You are given a consolidation accounting engine in /app/consolidation/engine.py. The engine c…

    Consolidation Upstream NCI

    You are given a consolidation accounting engine in /app/consolidation/engine.py. The engine combines a parent and subsidiary and attempts to eliminate intercompany inventory sales and unrealized profit.

    The engine passes the example scenarios in the repository, but it does not produce correct consolidated balances for every valid scenario. The verifier will test it against a broader set of cases, including intercompany inventory sales in both directions, non-controlling interests at various ownership percentages, and prior-period intercompany inventory profits that are realized in the current period.

    Your task

    Inspect the engine and the scenario format, fix the consolidation logic so that it handles all valid scenarios correctly, and write the corrected, self-contained engine.py to /logs/artifacts/engine.py. The verifier will import it as a Python module and call engine.consolidate(scenario).

    Scenario format

    {
        'parent': {
            'revenue': float,
            'cogs': float,
            'inventory': float,
            'retained_earnings': float,
        },
        'subsidiary': {
            'revenue': float,
            'cogs': float,
            'inventory': float,
            'retained_earnings': float,
        },
        'ownership': float,  # 0.0 to 1.0
        'intercompany_sales': [
            {
                'direction': 'downstream' | 'upstream',
                'sale_amount': float,
                'gross_profit': float,
                'remaining_in_inventory': float,  # 0.0 to 1.0
            },
            ...
        ],
        'beginning_unrealized_profits': [  # optional
            {
                'direction': 'downstream' | 'upstream',
                'amount': float,  # profit deferred in prior periods and realized now
            },
            ...
        ],
    }
    

    Return value

    consolidate(scenario) must return a dict with exactly these keys:

    {
        'retained_earnings': float,
        'nci': float,
        'inventory': float,
        'revenue': float,
        'cogs': float,
    }
    

    All

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  4. 4I’m inspecting the consolidation engine and surrounding scenarios first so I can pin down the current elimination logic…

    I’m inspecting the consolidation engine and surrounding scenarios first so I can pin down the current elimination logic and the expected scenario shapes before changing anything.

  5. 5Executed exec_command call_A7HGSUbciGx607V4HlT8etCF

    Executed exec_command call_A7HGSUbciGx607V4HlT8etCF

  6. 6Executed exec_command call_mxQPbVhwZmnTdi64bfeAiES9

    Executed exec_command call_mxQPbVhwZmnTdi64bfeAiES9

  7. 7Executed exec_command call_SODTzVhd6xFWLn5kMS1W7a21

    Executed exec_command call_SODTzVhd6xFWLn5kMS1W7a21

  8. 8I have the current engine. Next I’m checking the bundled scenarios to see what assumptions the existing code was written…

    I have the current engine. Next I’m checking the bundled scenarios to see what assumptions the existing code was written against and where it is too narrow.

  9. 9Executed exec_command call_od8rf3imINs15puIf6zMlezR

    Executed exec_command call_od8rf3imINs15puIf6zMlezR

  10. 10Executed exec_command call_yo31poF2KCaJC52EfLD8rmZu

    Executed exec_command call_yo31poF2KCaJC52EfLD8rmZu

  11. 11The shipped scenarios only cover the easy cases. I’m searching for any other accounting assumptions in the repo before I…

    The shipped scenarios only cover the easy cases. I’m searching for any other accounting assumptions in the repo before I rewrite the elimination formulas.

  12. 12Executed exec_command call_bqFrhVwXiW4VB95bsvbJnhq0

    Executed exec_command call_bqFrhVwXiW4VB95bsvbJnhq0

  13. 13Executed exec_command call_vvxXzVEePM7JYlpgJJuf24s1

    Executed exec_command call_vvxXzVEePM7JYlpgJJuf24s1

  14. 14I’ve narrowed the core bug: upstream ending profit is being charged entirely to controlling retained earnings instead of…

    I’ve narrowed the core bug: upstream ending profit is being charged entirely to controlling retained earnings instead of being split between controlling interest and NCI, and beginning-profit realizations are almost certainly being pushed into ending equity when they should only affect current-period cogs.

    Plan:

    1. Rewrite the consolidation logic around explicit seller-direction allocations.
    2. Keep revenue, COGS, and inventory eliminations separate from equity attribution so ending unrealized profit and beginning realized profit are handled cleanly.
    3. Verify with targeted scenarios: downstream, upstream with partial NCI, mixed-direction sales, and prior-period realizations.
  15. 15I’m writing the corrected module to /logs/artifacts/engine.py now, keeping it self-contained so the verifier can import…

    I’m writing the corrected module to /logs/artifacts/engine.py now, keeping it self-contained so the verifier can import it directly.

  16. 16Executed exec_command call_E4C0jLxf0OIQnDrFqEGNfqSb

    Executed exec_command call_E4C0jLxf0OIQnDrFqEGNfqSb

  17. 17Executed apply_patch call_yqPqJOMmNmBmmuXK1FIEC5tE

    Executed apply_patch call_yqPqJOMmNmBmmuXK1FIEC5tE

  18. 18The rewritten module is in place. I’m running targeted checks against edge cases the original code mishandled, especiall…

    The rewritten module is in place. I’m running targeted checks against edge cases the original code mishandled, especially upstream sales with NCI and prior-period profit releases.

  19. 19Executed exec_command call_SmXAhbYg5bf8YwAevb0AkXos

    Executed exec_command call_SmXAhbYg5bf8YwAevb0AkXos

  20. 20The targeted cases behave as expected now: current upstream profit is split correctly between controlling interest and N…

    The targeted cases behave as expected now: current upstream profit is split correctly between controlling interest and NCI, and prior-period deferred profit flows through cogs without being double-counted into ending equity.

  21. 21Executed exec_command call_2D4Q59sP6s8c8CKr66nswY5B

    Executed exec_command call_2D4Q59sP6s8c8CKr66nswY5B

  22. 22Executed exec_command call_4dvV1RaGawZELT98090S4gYC

    Executed exec_command call_4dvV1RaGawZELT98090S4gYC

  23. 23Wrote the corrected self-contained module to [engine.py](/logs/artifacts/engine.py). The fix separates current-period el…

    Wrote the corrected self-contained module to engine.py.

    The fix separates current-period eliminations from equity attribution: current intercompany sales are removed from revenue/cogs, ending unrealized profit is deferred in inventory, upstream ending profit is split correctly between controlling retained earnings and nci, and prior-period deferred profit realized this period is released through cogs without being double-counted into ending equity.

    I also verified the artifact with targeted scenarios covering downstream sales, upstream sales with partial ownership/NCI, mixed-direction sales, and beginning unrealized profits realized in the current period, and the module compiles cleanly.