Cite canonical source in Guide anti-gaming bullets#294
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Summary
Each of the 7 anti-gaming bullets in
QuickstartGuide.tsxgetscursor-help+ a tooltip naming the specific attack vector it prevents and citing the canonical source file in forge. Bullet 2 is fixed from a false claim.Motivation
The bullets were terse one-liners with no link to the canonical threat-model doc. A first-timer reading "Determinism check" or "Similarity check" learned nothing about what attack the check stops or where in the harness it lives.
Separately, bullet 2 claimed
"Full coverage — final scoring runs all 45 problems, no sampling variance". That contradictsscripts/run_eval_pool.pyL37–49 and.github/workflows/eval.ymlL150, which both run only 3 specs per PR (one random spec per round). The claim is replaced with the accurate"Three-round sampling — each PR scores 3 of 45 problems, one random spec per round"plus a tooltip explaining the CI-time tradeoff.Changes
src/components/QuickstartGuide.tsxL838–878: 7-item bullet list converted from string array to{ label, tip }objects; each label rendered withcursor-help border-b border-dottedso the hover affordance is visible. Tooltips citescripts/run_eval_pool.py,scripts/check_source_similarity.py,forge/sdk/llm.py(FORGE_MODEL_WHITELIST),benchmark/sandbox.py,specs/generator.py,benchmark/fea.py."Full coverage — all 45 problems"to accurate"Three-round sampling — 3 of 45, one random per round".BACKLOG.mdL115:Anti-gaming guaranteesflipped○ ○ ○→● ● ●with rationale.Verification
Puppeteer at 1440×900 on
/guide#anti-gaming:cursor-help+border-dotted+ non-emptytitleattr (lengths 127, 223, 127, 157, 170, 159, 192 chars)Three-round samplingframing