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How to integrate scenario evaluation into verification reports.
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When and how to write scenario holdouts for factory verification.
| name | verification-with-scenarios |
| description | How to integrate scenario evaluation into verification reports. |
| for | verifier |
Every verification report includes a ## Scenario Evaluation section placed
after the spec-matching section.
For each scenario file found in scenarios/{project}/ (excluding _template.md
and satisfaction.md):
Failed scenarios are described with the same specificity as failed spec requirements — state exactly what the implementation does and what it should do.
When no scenarios exist for the project, include the section with:
No scenario holdouts found for this project.
Scenario evaluation contributes to but does not solely determine the satisfaction score. A strong spec match with poor scenario coverage is still a concern worth documenting in the report.
Evaluate factory infrastructure tasks directionally against
scenarios/meta/factory-itself.md: does this change move the factory closer to
or further from the meta-scenario? Document the reasoning. Do not apply pass/fail.
