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… criteria (#682) Three of the four audio examples judge against one aligned set of criteria, enforced across languages by audio-judge-criteria-parity.test.ts. The fourth, python/examples/test_audio_to_audio.py, still carried the pre-alignment pair, including "The agent identifies or guesses the voice is male" - a non-deterministic property that is not the capability under test. It sat outside the parity set, so nothing noticed. The set is what makes the alignment stick, so the fix is to put the file in it rather than to copy the strings across a fourth time. The Python criteria move from test_audio_to_text.py into python/examples/helpers/audio_judge_criteria.py, mirroring the JS helper, so there is one copy per language rather than one per test file. The parity guard reads the new module and now also asserts both Python siblings hand the judge that constant, the check it already made for the two JS siblings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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25-29: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAnnotate the shared criteria constant and update the parity parser.
AUDIO_JUDGE_CRITERIAis an uppercase constant without aFinalannotation. AddFinal[list[str]]. Update the regular expression injavascript/examples/vitest/tests/audio-judge-criteria-parity.test.tsLine 48 at the same time. That expression currently accepts onlyAUDIO_JUDGE_CRITERIA = [.Proposed change
+from typing import Final + -AUDIO_JUDGE_CRITERIA = [ +AUDIO_JUDGE_CRITERIA: Final[list[str]] = [-const match = /^AUDIO_JUDGE_CRITERIA = \[\n(.*?)^\]$/ms.exec(source); +const match = + /^AUDIO_JUDGE_CRITERIA(?:\s*:\s*[^=]+)?\s*=\s*\[\n(.*?)^\]$/ms.exec(source);As per coding guidelines, use
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javascript/examples/vitest/tests/audio-judge-criteria-parity.test.ts (2)
46-64: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftAdd coverage for the parser failure paths.
readPythonCriteriahandles a missing list and invalid JSON, but the suite only exercises valid source. Extract the parser from file I/O or add fixtures for both failure cases. Assert the diagnostic messages so the parity guard remains actionable.As per coding guidelines, tests must cover both success and failure cases.
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1-11: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the test requirements in the file header.
The header explains the purpose and deterministic behavior. It does not explain how to run the test, the coverage requirement, the test dependencies, or provide a test example. Add those details with the repository's actual command and coverage threshold.
As per coding guidelines, JavaScript test files must document how to run tests, coverage requirements, test dependencies, and test examples.
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In `@javascript/examples/vitest/tests/audio-judge-criteria-parity.test.ts`:
- Around line 103-131: Strengthen the Python parity test around the
PYTHON_SIBLINGS checks to parse each sibling and verify every
scenario.JudgeAgent call passes the imported AUDIO_JUDGE_CRITERIA symbol, while
requiring the exact from helpers import AUDIO_JUDGE_CRITERIA provenance. Replace
the broad text checks with syntax-aware validation that also rejects annotated
or reformatted local declarations, and add regression coverage for multiple
judge calls and annotated local criteria assignments.
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In `@javascript/examples/vitest/tests/audio-judge-criteria-parity.test.ts`:
- Around line 46-64: Add tests covering readPythonCriteria’s missing-list and
invalid-JSON failure paths, preferably by extracting parsing into a testable
helper or supplying dedicated source fixtures. Assert the expected diagnostic
messages for each failure, while retaining coverage for valid criteria parsing.
- Around line 1-11: Expand the header comment for the parity test to document
the repository’s actual test command, required coverage threshold, test
dependencies, and a representative test example. Keep the existing purpose and
deterministic-behavior explanation intact, and use the project’s established
commands and dependency names rather than inventing new requirements.
In `@python/examples/helpers/audio_judge_criteria.py`:
- Around line 25-29: Annotate AUDIO_JUDGE_CRITERIA as Final[list[str]] and
import Final as needed. Update the parity test’s regular expression to accept
the annotated declaration while preserving its existing parsing behavior.
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The text guard could only prove that one occurrence in a file names the shared constant. It could not see a second JudgeAgent in the same file with an inline list, a local rebinding that shadows the import, an aliased import, or an import that stopped coming from `helpers` - each of which leaves the example judging against something other than the shared criteria while the guard stays green. Checked in the language where it can be checked properly. The new pytest walks each audio example's AST and inspects every JudgeAgent call, its `criteria` keyword, the import that introduced the name, and any rebinding of it. It parses files, so it needs no keys and runs in python-ci's unit step alongside the rest of tests/. The vitest guard keeps the one check that genuinely spans both languages, the byte-identity of the two constants, and points at the Python guard for usage. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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25-29: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDeclare fixed test configuration as
Final.Mark
CRITERIA_NAME,HELPERS_MODULE, andEXAMPLESasFinal. MakeAUDIO_EXAMPLESaFinaltuple. These values define fixed guard configuration.As per coding guidelines: “Use
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javascript/examples/vitest/tests/audio-judge-criteria-parity.test.ts (1)
32-36: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueDocument the parity test’s run command, dependencies, and coverage scope.
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- Around line 62-75: Update resolves_to_shared_constant and its call-site
validation to resolve AUDIO_JUDGE_CRITERIA and list against bindings visible in
the current scope, rejecting shadowing by parameters, loop targets, named
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In `@javascript/examples/vitest/tests/audio-judge-criteria-parity.test.ts`:
- Around line 32-36: Update the parity test documentation near the existing
comments to include its Vitest run command, required Vitest and Node.js
dependencies, and the coverage boundary that root test:ci only matches
src/**/*.test.ts and excludes this example guard. Keep the existing explanation
of the drift mutations unchanged.
In `@python/tests/test_audio_example_judge_criteria.py`:
- Around line 25-29: Mark CRITERIA_NAME, HELPERS_MODULE, and EXAMPLES with the
typing Final annotation, and annotate AUDIO_EXAMPLES as Final while changing its
value from a list to a tuple. Preserve the existing constant values and names.
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…ts assignments Checking `Assign`/`AnnAssign`/`AugAssign` covered the obvious way to shadow the imported constant and missed the rest. A parameter, a `for` target, a walrus, a `with ... as`, an `except ... as`, a second import or a lambda argument all bind the name just as well, and each leaves the judge reading something else while the call site still spells AUDIO_JUDGE_CRITERIA. A shadowed `list` does the same to the `list(...)` form the guard accepts. Collects every binding the module makes, by any means, and requires the criteria name to be bound exactly once and by an import, and `list` never. That answers all of those without resolving scopes, which is the part that would have been easy to get subtly wrong. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…name Walking the AST for binding forms means enumerating them, and the enumeration kept turning out short: assignment, then parameters and for-targets and walrus and with-as and except-as, then def and class, then match patterns. Each round of that is a guard that reads complete and is not. `symtable` is the binder the interpreter itself uses, so there is no list to get wrong, and it reports nested scopes rather than only the module. A name bound purely by an import reports imported and not assigned, and anything else binding it as well - including a def or class of the same name - turns assigned on, so "bound once, at module level, by an import" is stated directly rather than inferred from the shapes that were thought of. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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One P2 finding — see inline comment.
The audio-to-audio prompt is coherent with all three shared criteria: it asks for the audio’s specific answer and for acknowledgement of its audio format. I also confirmed the five failing JavaScript realtime examples are the same five on main; the deterministic parity test passes there. The remaining finding is a bypass in the new Python enforcement guard.
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…unrebindable Every guard on the audio examples watched the NAME. An importer that mutates the object behind it binds no name, so `AUDIO_JUDGE_CRITERIA.append(...)` in an example put a drifted criterion in front of the judge with the symbol-table guard, the parity guard and CI all green: verified, 10/10 passing with the exact wording #680 removed appended back on. Fixed by removing the move rather than adding a check for it. The Python copy is a tuple, which pyright rejects mutating in CI and the interpreter rejects at runtime, and which holds through an alias as a name-based check could not. The JS copy was already `as const` for the same reason; its stale cross-reference to the pre-move Python path is corrected. The examples keep their `list(...)` copy, since JudgeAgent wants a `List[str]`. The parity reader now takes the tuple literal and no longer pins the annotation, so renaming the type reads as a rename rather than as drift. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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253-253: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueKeep pytest test functions unannotated.
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One P2 finding — see inline comment.
The tuple fixes the prior direct and alias-based in-place mutation path: tuples of strings cannot be changed at runtime, and the required uv run pyright . step covers python/examples/ (it is not excluded), so pyright is an appropriate backstop for the type-invalid mutation variants. I also confirmed the one failing live realtime JavaScript file is the same as main. The remaining issue is that the new runtime test does not inspect the value the examples actually import.
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…included The runtime guard loaded `helpers/audio_judge_criteria.py` directly while the examples import from `helpers`, so `helpers/__init__.py` sat on the path between them unchecked. It could import the tuple privately and export a stale list beside it: example sources unchanged, symbol table sees a plain import, criteria file pristine so the parity test agrees, and pyright infers the list happily. Verified, `11 passed` and pyright clean with the criterion #680 removed exported from the facade. The guard now imports the package the way the examples do and asserts the exported object IS the one the submodule defines. Identity rather than equality: a facade exporting an equal copy is a second copy, which is the thing this whole set of guards exists to prevent. That import pulls the package's real dependencies, so the file costs 3s instead of 0.03s and surfaces scenario's existing `audioop` deprecation warning. Reading `__init__.py` statically instead would be another enumeration, and this is what the examples actually get. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The package façade is now exercised through the same from helpers import ... path as the examples and its export is compared by identity to the criteria submodule, so the stale-list and genuine-copy façade mutations fail. The tuple of strings removes direct and alias-based in-place mutation at runtime; pyright . is a required step in the green Python CI job and its configuration includes examples/, making it an enforced check for the statically invalid mutation variants. The tuple(_shared) note is accurate: CPython returns an exact tuple unchanged, so it was not a copy; the spread-tuple case does create a second object and is caught.
I also verified the current JavaScript failure paths match the cited main run; they are unrelated live realtime examples.
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Closes #682.
python/examples/test_audio_to_audio.pystill judged against the pre-alignment criteria, including"The agent identifies or guesses the voice is male"- voice-gender classification, which is non-deterministic and is not the capability the example tests.Premise, re-checked on current main
Still true, and the interesting part is why it survived. Since the ticket was filed, #680 built real machinery for this:
javascript/examples/vitest/tests/helpers/audio-judge-criteria.tsholds the criteria, andaudio-judge-criteria-parity.test.tskeeps the Python copy byte-identical and asserts both JS siblings actually pass the constant to their judge rather than an inline array.That machinery covers three siblings.
test_audio_to_audio.pyis not one of them, so it drifted for a year with nothing to notice. The ticket's option 1 ("update it to use the same criteria") fixes today's file; putting it inside the parity set is what stops the next one.Change
test_audio_to_text.pyintopython/examples/helpers/audio_judge_criteria.pyand are exported from thehelperspackage, mirroring the JS helper. One copy per language instead of one per test file.test_audio_to_audio.pydrops its own two criteria.helpers/__init__.pyincluded: the Python copy is atuple, the JS copy isas const. Every other guard here watches the name, and mutating the object binds no name, so anAUDIO_JUDGE_CRITERIA.append(...)in an example would have handed the judge a drifted criterion with all of them green. Making the object immutable removes the move rather than enumerating the ways to spell it, and unlike a name-based check it holds through an alias.python/tests/test_audio_example_judge_criteria.py, which walks each example's AST. It inspects everyJudgeAgent(...)call and itscriteriaargument, and requires the criteria name to be bound exactly once in the file and by an import, withlistnever rebound. Text matching could not see a second judge with an inline list, a parameter orfortarget or walrus that shadows the name, or an import that stopped coming fromhelpers. It parses files, so no keys and no network, and it runs inpython-ci's unit step.The criteria strings themselves are unchanged, which the parity test enforces.
The prompt in
test_audio_to_audio.pystays as it is and reads coherently against the new criteria: it asks the agent to answer the question in the audio (criterion 1) and to mention it received audio (criterion 3). Prompt/criteria coherence in the other three siblings is #681's scope, not this one.Evidence
The strongest check is that the extended guard fails on exactly the state the ticket reports. With
test_audio_to_audio.pyrestored to itsorigin/maincontent:With the fix in place:
Resolved at runtime, not just read off the page: importing
helpersgives 3 criteria, and parsing the JS constant out ofaudio-judge-criteria.tsand comparing givesbyte-identical to JS: True.The guard is deterministic (file read plus parse, no API keys, no network), so it runs in CI unlike the live examples it protects.
Mutation testing
helpersfortarget shadows the constantwith ... asshadows the constantexcept ... asshadows the constantlistbuiltin is shadowedlisthelpersfacade exports a stale list beside the tuple(*_shared,)The last twelve came out of review. The first version of this guard matched source text, which proves one occurrence rather than the property; a later version checked only assignment-shaped rebindings; and the version after that still watched only the name, so mutating the object behind it escaped (verified:
10 passedwith the exact wording #680 removed appended back on). CPython's ownsymtableanswers the binding cases without an enumeration to get wrong, and an immutable object answers the mutation cases without one either.One near-miss is worth recording, since it looked like an escape and was not. The first copy mutation tried was
AUDIO_JUDGE_CRITERIA = tuple(_shared), which passed the identity check. That is CPython returning its argument unchanged:tuple(t) is tholds for an exact tuple, as doest[:] is t. There was no copy to catch.(*_shared,)does build a new tuple, and the check fails on it.The four
(pyright)rows are labelled rather than folded in:pytest tests/alone does not catch them,uv run pyright .does, andpython-ciruns both in the same job withexamples/inside pyright's scope. At runtime the interpreter raisesAttributeErrorregardless.Pre-existing, not from this branch
javascript-ciis red onmainand red here, with the same file failing in both, and it is not one this PR touches:It is a live realtime example. The rest of that job is
34 passed | 21 skipped, andaudio-judge-criteria-parity.test.tsis among the passing four-test files.python-ci, which runs bothpytest tests/andpyright ., is green on this branch, so every guard this PR adds is verified in CI rather than only locally.Earlier pushes on this branch saw five live files failing, on main and here alike; that set shrank to one on both sides. These examples call real models, so which of them fail varies run to run. What stays constant is that the set matches main's.
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