Fifteen models ran the same red-team block under an unchanged prompt. Not one returned the required schema. Every model invented its own verdict vocabulary, and most of them answered in prose.
chatgpt (12.1 KB), meta (6.0 KB), mistral (two files) and solar (5.4 KB) returned files that do not parse at all, which is the hollow marker. mimo, minimax and qwen parsed cleanly but carried no verdict key. * The free web chat build of GLM 5.3 Flash is the quantized one; the API-harness deployment of the same model name is a different build, and the two do not score alike.JI-v1.1 was already the hardened version: it added a binding output-format contract, because an earlier block-01 wave had returned prose reviews from most models despite a “nothing else” rule. The schema was still described abstractly. That turned out to be the problem.
Show Day 7's format drift: a schema described in one line of prose, and what fifteen models returned instead.
None of the fifteen carried the schema. Day 8 asked the same thing a different way.
**OUTPUT FORMAT (binding, read first):** your entire response must be exactly one JSON object matching the schema at the end of this brief. The first character of your reply must be `{` and the last must be `}`. No markdown, no headings, no commentary before or after, no code fences, no explanations — the JSON object only.
You are a skeptical principal engineer reviewing a DRAFT incident episode before it enters a curated dataset. The episode was mined from a public bug-tracker thread. Your job is to attack it: find every technical claim that is wrong, implausible, or internally inconsistent — and say what a correct version would look like.
**The draft under review:** RECORD: OpenROAD issue #6066 — BoomTile/Megaboom: 20k routing congestion DRCs at only 0.24 placement density.
**Your review, as a single bare JSON object:** {"verdict": one of SOUND | SOUND-WITH-RESERVATIONS | SUSPECT | IMPLAUSIBLE-FOR-THIS-RECORD, "objections": [...], "mechanism_check", "evidence_check", "attribution_check", "missing_from_story", "most_defensible_part"}
**Hard rules:** attack the NUMBERS, the causal chain, and whether the intervention explains the outcome — not the writing. Do not browse the web or fetch any page. Fewer sharp objections beat a padded list.
reject, reject_and_revise, REVISE_BEFORE_INGEST, overstated, not_ready, reject-as-is.Web Model Tasks/Day 7/v12-pilot/prompts/J-ISSUE-REDTEAM-V1.md (version note)digest/DIGEST-REPORT.md| Model | JSON file | Prose file | 7-key schema | Verdict token the model actually emitted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| chatgpt | yes (12.1 KB, unparseable) | yes | 0 / 7 | n/a |
| deepseek | yes (4.9 KB, parses) | yes | 1 / 7 | reject |
| gemini | yes (5.1 KB, parses) | yes | 1 / 7 | reject_and_revise |
| glm flash | yes (15.1 KB, parses) | yes | 1 / 7 | reject-as-is |
| grok | yes (3.7 KB, parses) | yes | 1 / 7 | overstated |
| kimi | yes (6.6 KB, parses) | yes | 1 / 7 | REVISE_BEFORE_INGEST |
| longcat | yes (7.2 KB, parses) | yes | 1 / 7 | REJECT for curated dataset. The record contains fundamental stage-confusion errors… |
| meta | yes (6.0 KB, unparseable) | yes | 0 / 7 | n/a |
| mimo | yes (9.3 KB, parses) | yes | 0 / 7 | n/a (fenced, no verdict key) |
| minimax | yes (6.7 KB, parses) | yes | 0 / 7 | n/a (no verdict key) |
| mistral | yes (2 of them, neither parses) | yes | 0 / 7 | n/a |
| qwen | yes (2.4 KB, parses) | yes | 0 / 7 | n/a (no verdict key) |
| solar | yes (5.4 KB, unparseable) | yes | 0 / 7 | n/a |
| sonnet | yes (4.3 KB, parses) | yes | 1 / 7 | not_ready |
| yuanbao | yes (13.9 KB, parses) | yes | 1 / 7 | reject-as-recovery-episode |
longcatmistralreject, reject_and_revise, REVISE_BEFORE_INGEST, overstated, not_ready, reject-as-is, reject-as-recovery-episode and more: fifteen vocabularies for one enum. A grader keyed on the enum would have failed all fifteen for the wrong reason, and shortest-enum-first matching would have collapsed reserved verdicts into SOUND, the defect found in the Day-5 codebook.mistral returned two JSON files with no prose at all. Two of the sixteen JSON files open with a ```json fence the prompt forbids by name, mimo’s and mistral’s second. The other fourteen open with {.kimi’s prose response names a confounded intervention, two knobs changed at once, which is a real objection the schema had no field for. deepseek wrote “reject” where the enum held four reserved values and none of them was “reject”. Both models reasoned correctly and encoded incorrectly.