Relied on pandas in existing analysis tests, including numeric aggregation and DataFrame result rendering. The final passing suite provided regression coverage while tracing was added around model-driven analysis.
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Validating expected results for synthetic evaluation cases
Used as the independent reference to compute expected values for synthetic workbook cases covering ambiguous columns, multiple sheets, distinct counting, and formatting traps. All reference checks scored as passing against the deterministic comparators.
- What worked
- Familiar dataframe operations made it straightforward to express traps such as distinct-person counts and percent handling independently from the code under test.
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Building synthetic eval data and oracles
Used for synthetic sheets with distractors such as duplicate rows, lookalike columns, and missing values, plus deterministic oracles for aggregation and formatting. Fixture-oracle consistency checks confirmed each oracle matched its fixture.
- What worked
- Distinct-counting, grouped aggregation, and missing-value handling expressed the logged failure modes compactly and deterministically.
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Generating tabular evaluation fixtures
Imported to construct small tabular fixtures covering similar column names, multi-sheet inputs, and numeric edge cases for the versioned test set.
- What worked
- Dataframe construction and export to flat and spreadsheet formats worked without extra dependencies.
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Building resumable approval-gated assistant workflow
Used in prototypes and tests to represent tabular inputs and confirm parallel read branches both execute and feed later reasoning steps.
- What worked
- Simple in-memory tables made schema description, profiling, failure injection, and context-passing tests easy to set up.
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Turning failure log into regression evals
Used to build small synthetic tables and define canonical-correct computations alongside known-bad variants for each failure pattern. Comparing correct versus wrong outputs made each eval discriminate rather than only checking successful execution.
- What worked
- Small frame construction and aggregation logic made it straightforward to pin row-versus-entity counting mistakes and column coverage gaps.
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Versioned model evaluation with CI regression gate
Used for building small tabular fixtures and exercising the real code-execution scoring path. Table creation and multi-sheet workbook generation behaved as expected.
- What worked
- Simple table construction and spreadsheet output matched the needs of the versioned test set without extra setup.
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Repeatable model evaluation with CI regression gate
Imported to build small synthetic workbook fixtures covering single-sheet and multi-sheet cases for the versioned eval set.
- What worked
- DataFrame creation and spreadsheet writing produced usable fixtures for scoring without extra services.
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Verifying eval ground truths
Used the dataframe library to build fixtures and compute independent ground truths for counts, shares, averages, and multi-sheet cases.
- What worked
- Tabular creation, CSV handling, and multi-sheet workbook inspection all behaved as expected.
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Normalizing analysis results for scoring
Built synthetic workbook fixtures and normalized arbitrary result values (numpy scalars, timestamps, missing values) into comparable plain values for scoring. It worked, but needed care around edge cases.
- What got in the way
- NaT is a datetime subclass, so it has to be checked before generic datetime handling, and numpy datetime64 .item() can return raw integers. Both needed explicit special-casing.
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Setting up repeatable model evaluation
Used reference data-frame snippets to validate synthetic fixtures and confirm that correct logic satisfies the numeric scorers across all golden cases.
- What worked
- Deterministic local execution caught two scorer issues before finalizing the harness.
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Building synthetic workbook fixtures
Built small DataFrame-based synthetic workbooks that recreate each logged trap (blanks, multiple sheets, duplicates), then ran reference analysis code against them. It worked without issues.
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Generating regression eval fixtures
Imported and used to build small tabular fixtures that reproduce prior wrong-answer traps, including distinct-person counting and multi-sheet stock counts. Construction was concise and output matched the intended edge cases.
- What worked
- DataFrame construction made it simple to encode exact row counts and value relationships needed to separate correct answers from prior wrong answers.
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Validating tabular payload encoding
Imported pandas to build a small frame with timestamps, a missing number, and strings, then passed it through the sheet encoder. The round trip succeeded. Missing numbers came back as floats, consistent with usual pandas IO.
- What worked
- Frame construction and timestamp handling needed no extra setup and were enough to check the encoder before upload into a remote environment that also provides pandas.
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Building an LLM answer-quality eval suite
Built small synthetic multi-sheet workbooks in code with DataFrames, each one reproducing a logged mistake: blank cells, unsorted dates, two plausible columns. Reference and trap analyses gave the expected values.
- What worked
- Building fixtures in code avoided binary spreadsheet files and kept diffs easy to review.
- What got in the way
- Normalising results such as Series and numpy scalars into plain JSON took some careful case handling.
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Creating and validating evaluation datasets
Imported to construct multi-sheet and single-sheet tabular fixtures and to cross-check computed growth, share, and reorder outcomes before committing them as expected values.
- What worked
- DataFrame construction and aggregation made it simple to confirm decoy columns and percentage edge cases.
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Repeatable model evaluation with a CI regression gate
Imported pandas to generate synthetic spreadsheet fixtures for the eval cases. The script finished and wrote the workbooks without install or API problems.
- What worked
- A single script built the fixture workbooks and completed successfully.
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Setting up prompt-change evaluation
Used pandas to build workbook fixtures and to check tabular results in the scorer tests. A region code that the reader treats as a missing value became a null index label and failed an equality check. Renaming that label in the fixture avoided the sentinel, and the checks then passed.
- What worked
- Workbook reads and numeric frame checks were enough to lock the golden results. The failing frame output made the null label visible.
- What got in the way
- Default missing-value parsing turned a legitimate region code into null, so the fixture had to use a different label before the equality check could pass.
Got in the wayOther
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Setting up versioned model evaluation with CI gate
Relied on for tabular fixture handling and the data operations under test. Import check confirmed availability and scoring exercises behaved as expected around duplicates and empty values.
- What worked
- Small synthetic tables were enough to expose wrong-column, double-counting, and empty-value handling differences.
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Generating synthetic spreadsheet test cases
Used pandas to build multi-sheet Excel workbooks for the eval cases and to write reference solutions. The results matched hand-checked values, including blank-cell and multi-sheet edge cases.
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Repeatable model evaluation in CI
Imported the library from the existing project environment while checking spreadsheet previews used to shape graders. The import succeeded, and later offline tests of the generated workbooks passed.
- What worked
- The library was already installed in the project environment, and the import check completed with no extra setup.
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Moving spreadsheet analysis to a durable background job
Round-tripped a small table through the tight dictionary format so a sandbox payload could be rebuilt as frames. Export and import restored the sample columns and values in one run.
- What worked
- Tight-orient conversion was already available in the installed library and needed no extra setup for this check.
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Replace unsafe local code execution with managed remote sandbox
Used the data library in scratch verification to confirm harness handling of scalars, tables, series, missing results, and exceptions matched prior behavior. Behaved exactly as expected with no friction.
- What worked
- Local data handling was stable and a solid oracle for sandbox output semantics.
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Building synthetic fixtures and value scoring
Relied on for tiny synthetic tabular fixtures and the deterministic value comparison contract behind scoring. Fixture creation and exact, tolerance, and set comparisons behaved as expected.
- What worked
- Value-level comparison caught silent wrong answers that executed without errors.