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Tune a single vaudeville SLM rule to meet precision/recall/f1 targets. Runs `vaudeville tune <rule>` which launches a ralphify autonomous agent loop to iteratively improve the rule's prompt until it meets accuracy thresholds. The loop exits early when thresholds are met via completion promise. Use when the user says "tune rule", "fix rule accuracy", "improve rule precision", "reduce false positives", "recall is too low", "tune violation-detector", or wants to iterate on an SLM rule prompt until it meets accuracy targets.

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name	vaudeville:tune
description	Tune a single vaudeville SLM rule to meet precision/recall/f1 targets. Runs `vaudeville tune <rule>` which launches a ralphify autonomous agent loop to iteratively improve the rule's prompt until it meets accuracy thresholds. The loop exits early when thresholds are met via completion promise. Use when the user says "tune rule", "fix rule accuracy", "improve rule precision", "reduce false positives", "recall is too low", "tune violation-detector", or wants to iterate on an SLM rule prompt until it meets accuracy targets.
model	sonnet
context	fork
allowed-tools	Bash(uv:*), Read

tune

Shell out to vaudeville tune and report progress.

Arguments

First argument is the rule name (required). Optional flags after:

--p-min F — minimum precision (default 0.95)
--r-min F — minimum recall (default 0.80)
--f1-min F — minimum F1 (default 0.85)

Workflow

Run the tune command:

uv run python -m vaudeville tune <rule> [flags]

The command launches a ralphify autonomous agent that iteratively:

Evaluates the current rule against test cases
Analyzes misclassified cases
Improves the prompt (examples, criteria, threshold)
Re-evaluates until thresholds are met

The loop exits early when all thresholds are met via the <promise>THRESHOLDS_MET</promise> completion signal.

Progress is tracked in tune-results.tsv and git commits.

Exit codes: 0 = thresholds met, 1 = incomplete, 2 = error.

Report the tune progress to the user. If the agent fails to meet thresholds after many iterations, suggest manual prompt review.

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name	vaudeville:tune
description	Tune a single vaudeville SLM rule to meet precision/recall/f1 targets. Runs `vaudeville tune <rule>` which launches a ralphify autonomous agent loop to iteratively improve the rule's prompt until it meets accuracy thresholds. The loop exits early when thresholds are met via completion promise. Use when the user says "tune rule", "fix rule accuracy", "improve rule precision", "reduce false positives", "recall is too low", "tune violation-detector", or wants to iterate on an SLM rule prompt until it meets accuracy targets.
model	sonnet
context	fork
allowed-tools	Bash(uv:*), Read

tune

Shell out to vaudeville tune and report progress.

Arguments

First argument is the rule name (required). Optional flags after:

--p-min F — minimum precision (default 0.95)
--r-min F — minimum recall (default 0.80)
--f1-min F — minimum F1 (default 0.85)

Workflow

Run the tune command:

uv run python -m vaudeville tune <rule> [flags]

The command launches a ralphify autonomous agent that iteratively:

Evaluates the current rule against test cases
Analyzes misclassified cases
Improves the prompt (examples, criteria, threshold)
Re-evaluates until thresholds are met

The loop exits early when all thresholds are met via the <promise>THRESHOLDS_MET</promise> completion signal.

Progress is tracked in tune-results.tsv and git commits.

Exit codes: 0 = thresholds met, 1 = incomplete, 2 = error.

Report the tune progress to the user. If the agent fails to meet thresholds after many iterations, suggest manual prompt review.