Green is not the bar, and the list no longer says both - #6
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Step 3 opened by demanding that `python -m pytest` be green and then, two bullets later, explained that a node which transforms its inputs fails several of those tests honestly. Both statements were in the same list, and a reader who acts on the first one never reaches the third: the obvious way to turn a copies-its-inputs test green is to stop transforming the data, so the instruction destroyed correct nodes while looking like diligence. The first bullet now says what the command is and what a green result would mean; the bar itself is where it belongs, in the bullet that explains which tests a correct node is allowed to fail. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Step 3 of the ordered path demanded that
python -m pytestbe green, then two bullets later explained that a node which transforms its inputs legitimately fails several of those tests — the reference node copies its inputs to its outputs, andtests/test_inputs.pysays in its own docstring that the contract requires none of that.A reader who acts on the first bullet never reaches the third. And the obvious way to make a copies-its-inputs test pass is to stop transforming the data, so the instruction would have destroyed correct nodes while looking like diligence.
The first bullet now says what the command is and what a green result would actually mean. The bar stays where it belongs — in the bullet that explains which tests a correct node is allowed to fail.
Found by review of the orchestrator PR that sends coding agents here.
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