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ppt

90100Total Score
Core Capability
83 / 100
Functional Suitability
11 / 12
Reliability
10 / 12
Performance & Context
8 / 8
Agent Usability
13 / 16
Human Usability
7 / 8
Security
9 / 12
Maintainability
9 / 12
Agent-Specific
16 / 20
Medical Task
20 / 20 Passed
99You need to generate a new slide deck from a topic, brief, or outline (6-10 sections) and want a consistent visual style
4/4
95You want to iteratively edit slide content and structure in code (projects/*.js) rather than in PowerPoint
4/4
93Code-driven deck authoring via const SLIDES = [...] in projects/*.js
4/4
93Built-in slide element/component types (e.g., comparison, timeline, stats, valueCards, quote, ending)
4/4
93End-to-end case for Code-driven deck authoring via const SLIDES = [...] in projects/*.js
4/4

Veto GatesRequired pass for any deployment consideration

Skill Veto✓ All 4 gates passed
Operational Stability
System remains stable across varied inputs and edge cases
PASS
Structural Consistency
Output structure conforms to expected skill contract format
PASS
Result Determinism
Equivalent inputs produce semantically equivalent outputs
PASS
System Security
No prompt injection, data leakage, or unsafe tool use detected
PASS

Core Capability83 / 1008 Categories

Functional Suitability
Functional suitability was softened by the legacy issue 'Improve stress-case output rigor'. Stress and boundary scenarios show weaker consistency
11 / 12
92%
Reliability
The archived deduction in reliability traces back to: Improve stress-case output rigor. Stress and boundary scenarios show weaker consistency
10 / 12
83%
Performance & Context
The legacy audit gave full marks to performance context for this package.
8 / 8
100%
Agent Usability
The legacy audit deducted points for ppt in agent usability.
13 / 16
81%
Human Usability
The legacy audit deducted points for ppt in human usability.
7 / 8
88%
Security
The archived evaluation left some headroom for ppt under security.
9 / 12
75%
Maintainability
A modest deduction remained in maintainability for ppt in the archived review.
9 / 12
75%
Agent-Specific
Related legacy finding for ppt: Improve stress-case output rigor. Stress and boundary scenarios show weaker consistency
16 / 20
80%
Core Capability Total83 / 100

Medical TaskExecution Average: 94.6 / 100 — Assertions: 20/20 Passed

99
Canonical
You need to generate a new slide deck from a topic, brief, or outline (6-10 sections) and want a consistent visual style
4/4
95
Variant A
You want to iteratively edit slide content and structure in code (projects/*.js) rather than in PowerPoint
4/4
93
Edge
Code-driven deck authoring via const SLIDES = [...] in projects/*.js
4/4
93
Variant B
Built-in slide element/component types (e.g., comparison, timeline, stats, valueCards, quote, ending)
4/4
93
Stress
End-to-end case for Code-driven deck authoring via const SLIDES = [...] in projects/*.js
4/4
99
Canonical✅ Pass
You need to generate a new slide deck from a topic, brief, or outline (6-10 sections) and want a consistent visual style

The archived run for You need to generate a new slide deck from a topic, brief, or... confirmed the helper entrypoint and left the workflow in a stable state.

Basic 38/40|Specialized 60/60|Total 99/100
A1The ppt output structure matches the documented deliverable
A2The script execution path completed successfully for the documented case
A3The output stays fully within the documented skill boundary
A4The response quality is acceptable for the documented path
Pass rate: 4 / 4
95
Variant A✅ Pass
You want to iteratively edit slide content and structure in code (projects/*.js) rather than in PowerPoint

For You want to iteratively edit slide content and structure in code..., the preserved evidence is lightweight but positive: the packaged validation command behaved as expected.

Basic 36/40|Specialized 59/60|Total 95/100
A1The ppt output structure matches the documented deliverable
A2The script execution path completed successfully for the documented case
A3The output stays fully within the documented skill boundary
A4The response quality is acceptable for the documented path
Pass rate: 4 / 4
93
Edge✅ Pass
Code-driven deck authoring via const SLIDES = [...] in projects/*.js

The Code-driven deck authoring via const SLIDES = [...] in projects/*.js path verified the packaged helper command without exposing a deeper execution issue.

Basic 35/40|Specialized 58/60|Total 93/100
A1The ppt output structure matches the documented deliverable
A2The script execution path completed successfully for the documented case
A3The output stays fully within the documented skill boundary
A4The response quality is acceptable for the documented path
Pass rate: 4 / 4
93
Variant B✅ Pass
Built-in slide element/component types (e.g., comparison, timeline, stats, valueCards, quote, ending)

The Built-in slide element/component types (e.g., comparison, timeline,... path verified the packaged helper command without exposing a deeper execution issue.

Basic 34/40|Specialized 59/60|Total 93/100
A1The ppt output structure matches the documented deliverable
A2The script execution path completed successfully for the documented case
A3The output stays fully within the documented skill boundary
A4The response quality is acceptable for the documented path
Pass rate: 4 / 4
93
Stress✅ Pass
End-to-end case for Code-driven deck authoring via const SLIDES = [...] in projects/*.js

For End-to-end case for Code-driven deck authoring via const SLIDES =..., the preserved evidence is lightweight but positive: the packaged validation command behaved as expected.

Basic 31/40|Specialized 60/60|Total 93/100
A1The ppt output structure matches the documented deliverable
A2The script execution path completed successfully for the documented case
A3The output stays fully within the documented skill boundary
A4The response quality is acceptable for the documented path
Pass rate: 4 / 4
Medical Task Total94.6 / 100

Key Strengths

  • Primary routing is Other with execution mode B
  • Static quality score is 83/100 and dynamic average is 81.6/100
  • Assertions and command execution outcomes are recorded per input for human review
  • Execution verification summary: Script verification 1/1; adjustment=5. validate_skill.py: OK