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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe passkey CLI prompt and graders no longer require custom-domain setup. The seed script configures local enrollment on the database connection. Command evaluation resolves ChangesPasskey CLI evaluation
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- Around line 190-192: Update WRITE_TARGET_RE and DATA_FILE_REF_RE to stop
unquoted paths at shell token separators, including a trailing semicolon, while
continuing to allow separators inside quoted paths. Ensure both a data-file
reference followed by a shell command and a writer followed by another command
match only the intended path.
- Line 218: Update the file-content tracking logic around written.set so it
extracts only payload content from supported write forms, rather than recording
the complete writer command; leave unsupported or dynamic writes unresolved, and
add a discrimination test showing that trailing shell text such as echo passkey
is not bound to the file payload.
- Line 218: Update the write tracking around written.set so truncating writes
using > or plain tee replace the prior content for that path, while appending
writes using >> or tee -a retain and append to it. Add a regression test where a
matching payload is replaced with a non-matching payload before apply, and
verify the grader ignores the discarded content.
- Line 222: Update the command processing around commands.map so references
resolve using only file writes that precede each command in trace order,
preserving the payload as it existed when applied. Add a regression test where a
matching write occurs after the apply command and verify that it does not
satisfy the reference.
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| const WRITE_TARGET_RE = /(?:>>?|\btee\b(?:\s+-a)?)\s+(['"]?)([^\s'"]+)\1/g; | ||
| // Matches a `@<path>` file reference, e.g. `auth0 ... --data @/tmp/body.json`. | ||
| const DATA_FILE_REF_RE = /@(['"]?)([^\s'"]+)\1/g; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Exclude shell separators from unquoted paths.
Both path patterns consume shell separators. With the supplied heredoc followed by auth0 connections update con_abc --data @/tmp/connection_patch.json;, the reference becomes /tmp/connection_patch.json;. It does not match the recorded path, so the valid payload produces a false-negative grade.
Recognize shell token boundaries for unquoted paths while preserving separators inside quoted paths. Cover a trailing semicolon and a writer followed by another shell command.
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Review comment at @packages/evals-graders/src/primitives.ts around lines 190 -
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Update WRITE_TARGET_RE and DATA_FILE_REF_RE to stop unquoted paths at shell
token separators, including a trailing semicolon, while continuing to allow
separators inside quoted paths. Ensure both a data-file reference followed by a
shell command and a writer followed by another command match only the intended
path.
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| while ((m = WRITE_TARGET_RE.exec(cmd)) !== null) { | ||
| const path = m[2]; | ||
| if (!path) continue; | ||
| written.set(path, `${written.get(path) ?? ''}\n${cmd}`); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Bind payload content, not the complete writer command.
For printf '%s' '{"options":{}}' > /tmp/body.json; echo passkey, the file contains no passkey. However, this line records the trailing echo passkey. A later auth0 connections update con_abc --data @/tmp/body.json then passes the connections plus passkey binding.
Extract only payload content from supported write forms. Do not treat unrelated shell text as file content. Leave unsupported or dynamic writes unresolved rather than guessing. Add this case as a discrimination test.
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Review comment at @packages/evals-graders/src/primitives.ts at line 218:
Update the file-content tracking logic around written.set so it extracts only
payload content from supported write forms, rather than recording the complete
writer command; leave unsupported or dynamic writes unresolved, and add a
discrimination test showing that trailing shell text such as echo passkey is not
bound to the file payload.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Discard previous content when a write truncates the file.
This concatenation retains every write to a path. If an agent writes {"passkey":true}, replaces it with {} using >, and then applies the file, the grader still finds passkey in the discarded write. This produces a false-positive grade even when all writes precede the apply command.
Distinguish truncating writes (> and plain tee) from appending writes (>> and tee -a). Add a regression test for replacement with a non-matching payload.
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Review comment at @packages/evals-graders/src/primitives.ts at line 218:
Update the write tracking around written.set so truncating writes using > or
plain tee replace the prior content for that path, while appending writes using
>> or tee -a retain and append to it. Add a regression test where a matching
payload is replaced with a non-matching payload before apply, and verify the
grader ignores the discarded content.
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| } | ||
| } | ||
| if (written.size === 0) return commands; | ||
| return commands.map((cmd) => { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Resolve references against preceding writes only.
The second pass uses writes from the entire trace. If an agent writes {} to /tmp/body.json, applies that file, and later writes {"passkey":true} without applying it again, ranCommand('connections', ['passkey'], ...) returns true. The applied payload did not contain passkey.
Process commands in trace order. Resolve each reference against the file state available at that command. Add a regression test with the matching write after the apply command.
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Review comment at @packages/evals-graders/src/primitives.ts at line 222:
Update the command processing around commands.map so references resolve using
only file writes that precede each command in trace order, preserving the
payload as it existed when applied. Add a regression test where a matching write
occurs after the apply command and verify that it does not satisfy the
reference.
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login.example.com is rejected by Auth0 API (RFC 2606), causing agents to stall at the custom domain creation step and fail all downstream graders. Replacing with login.dev-barkbook.com which is consistent with the repo's existing test tenant naming convention.
…n passkeys Agents (Claude, GPT) were spiraling on the custom-domain creation step — hitting API errors they couldn't recover from and falling back to raw curl, never reaching passkey enablement. This tanked structural graders. Move domain creation into seed.sh (idempotent, non-fatal) so the eval tests only the passkey enablement skill. Prompt now states the domain is already configured. Drop the two domain-creation graders and the custom-domain clause from the holistic judge. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two graders produced false negatives on correct passkeys_cli solutions:
- The GET-before-PATCH order check used uppercase needles ('GET
connections' / 'PATCH connections') against case-sensitive matching,
but the Auth0 CLI emits lowercase 'auth0 api get/patch connections/...'.
It could never match — every model failed it even when the GET was
present. Lowercase the needles.
- `ranCommand` requires its substrings in the same command, but agents
build a request body in one command (`cat > body.json << EOF ...`) and
send it in another (`auth0 ... --data @body.json`). The passkey/
progressive_enrollment tokens lived in the heredoc, so the enablement
graders missed file-delivered payloads. Teach getRunCommands to resolve
`@<path>` references by inlining the referenced redirect/heredoc content
into the command that uses it. Scoped to run-command content already in
the trace — write-tool payloads are excluded so this doesn't widen
notRanCommand (L2) corpora across evals.
Adds primitive-level tests covering the resolution, discrimination
(a payload lacking the needle still fails), and that unrelated commands
are not flattened together.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
The custom domain is a pre-seed concern (and non-fatal if the throwaway tenant's plan doesn't support it), not part of the task being measured. State that explicitly so the agent doesn't attempt custom-domain creation, and drop the "already configured" claim that is false when the seed step could not create the domain. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ested challenge_ui A follow-up run showed two remaining false negatives: - The read-before-patch order check assumed `auth0 api get/patch connections`, but models read with `auth0 connections show` and write with `auth0 connections update`. The holistic judge confirmed all three did read-then-merge, yet the structural grader failed every one. Make each step a one-of alternative covering both command spellings. - The judge rubric required a `challenge_ui` value the PROMPT never asks for, failing an otherwise-correct solution. Drop challenge_ui from the rubric so the judge grades only what the task requests. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Custom domain is no longer part of the task — the prompt already says not to create one, so seeding it is unnecessary.
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Review comments at @apps/auth0-evals/src/evals/passkeys/cli/scaffold/seed.sh:
- Line 49: Update defineGraders() to detect whether local_enrollment_enabled was
changed from its seeded value, rather than rejecting its presence in an update
payload; preserve payloads that retain the seeded false value as valid.
Review comments at @packages/evals-graders/src/primitives.ts:
- Line 233: Update the file lookup used by ranCommand to resolve relative
references against the consuming command’s working directory when known;
otherwise, do not select a suffix match when multiple written paths share that
basename. Add a regression test covering two writes with the same basename and a
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| # the grader. Setting it false here means only agents that actively enable it | ||
| # will fail the check. | ||
| EXISTING_OPTIONS=$(auth0 api get "connections/$CONN_ID" 2>/dev/null | jq '.options // {}') | ||
| PATCHED_OPTIONS=$(echo "$EXISTING_OPTIONS" | jq '.passkey_options.local_enrollment_enabled = false') |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Align the baseline with the hallucination grader.
Setting local_enrollment_enabled to false still leaves that field in the connection options. An agent that preserves existing options will include "local_enrollment_enabled": false in its update payload. The supplied defineGraders() rejects any command trace containing local_enrollment_enabled, so a correct merge still fails L2.
Change the grader to detect an actual unrequested change to this setting, rather than its presence. Keep preservation of the seeded value valid.
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Update defineGraders() to detect whether local_enrollment_enabled was changed
from its seeded value, rather than rejecting its presence in an update payload;
preserve payloads that retain the seeded false value as valid.
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| seen.add(path); | ||
| // Exact match first; fall back to suffix match for relative-vs-absolute | ||
| // mismatches (e.g. agent writes to /tmp/foo/body.json but references @body.json). | ||
| const content = written.get(path) ?? [...written.entries()].find(([k]) => k.endsWith(`/${path}`))?.[1]; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Do not select the first file with a matching basename.
If the trace writes {"passkey":true} to /tmp/a/body.json, then {} to /tmp/b/body.json, and runs cd /tmp/b && auth0 connections update con_abc --data @body.json, this lookup selects /tmp/a/body.json. The command applies /tmp/b/body.json, but ranCommand('connections', ['passkey'], ...) returns true.
Resolve relative references against the consuming command's working directory when that directory is known. Otherwise, leave ambiguous suffix matches unresolved. Add a regression test with two write targets that share a basename.
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Review comment at @packages/evals-graders/src/primitives.ts at line 233:
Update the file lookup used by ranCommand to resolve relative references against
the consuming command’s working directory when known; otherwise, do not select a
suffix match when multiple written paths share that basename. Add a regression
test covering two writes with the same basename and a command that references
one from its working directory.
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- notRanCommand needle changed to '"local_enrollment_enabled":true' so read/verify commands don't trip the L2 hallucination grader - ranCommandsInOrder read step adds 'get "connections' variant to match quoted API paths (e.g. auth0 api get "connections/<id>") - seed.sh resets passkey.enabled, progressive_enrollment_enabled, and local_enrollment_enabled to false so tenants don't carry state across runs and every grader requires the agent to explicitly do the work
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Problem
Two graders in the
passkeys_clieval were firing false negatives on correct solutions:GET/PATCH order check never matched.
ranCommandsInOrdermatched case-sensitively; the Auth0 CLI emits lowercase (auth0 api get connections/...). All three models failed this grader even when they read the connection first -- the holistic judge confirmed the GET happened.--data @filepayloads were invisible.ranCommandrequires both substrings in the same command. Agents typically write a request body in one step (cat > /tmp/body.json << EOF ...) and apply it in another (auth0 connections update ... --data @/tmp/body.json).connectionsandpasskeywere split across commands, so the graders missed correct payloads (seen on claude-sonnet-5, whose judge acknowledged the fields were set).Task scope included custom domain creation. Evaluating custom domain setup adds noise and causes failures on tenants whose plan doesn't support it -- passkey credential binding is a deployment concern, not an enablement task.
Changes
passkeys/cli/PROMPT.mdRemoves the custom domain creation step. Tells the agent that a custom domain is handled separately and must not be created as part of this task.
passkeys/cli/graders.tscustom-domains createcheck and the domain-before-passkeys order check).get connectionsORconnections show; the write step matchesconnections updateORpatch connections, covering both the API method and the native CLI subcommand.challenge_uirequirement from the holistic judge -- agents set it inconsistently and it is not core to passkey enablement.passkeys/cli/scaffold/seed.shRemoves custom domain pre-seeding added in an earlier iteration. The task no longer asks the agent to touch custom domains, so no seeding is needed.
packages/evals-graders/src/primitives.tsAdds
resolveDataFileRefs()insidegetRunCommands. When an agent writes a file via a redirect, heredoc, orteeand later references it with--data @<path>, the referenced content is inlined into the command that uses the file, making file-delivered payloads visible toranCommandsubstring checks.Scope is intentionally narrow: only content already in the run-command trace is resolved. Write-tool payloads are excluded to avoid silently widening
notRanCommand(L2) checks across all evals. Fd-dup forms (2>&1,>/dev/null) are not treated as writes.packages/evals-graders/tests/primitives.test.tsFive new tests covering the
@fileresolution: payload visible in the command using--data @file, discrimination (wrong payload still fails), unrelated commands not flattened, fd-dup redirects not treated as writes.Test plan
npm run buildpassesnpm testpasses (incl. 5 new primitives tests)npm run lint/npm run formatcleannpm run evals -- --eval passkeys_cli --mode agentand confirm G3/G4/G5 now pass on a correct trace🤖 via /writing-prs
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