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Hivemind delegates grunt work to headless opencode workers (scout/coder/tester) while the orchestrating agent stays the planner, reviewer, and merger. - placed under engineering/ per repo layout; targets dev per CONTRIBUTING - frontmatter is name + description only; SKILL.md is 165 lines - anti-patterns and cross-references sections included - external opencode CLI dependency and free-model caveats documented up front - runtime state (.runs/) gitignored, not committed
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You are a BLIND GRADER evaluating an AI agent's output on a coding task.
You will receive: (1) the original task spec, (2) the agent's final output/diff. You do NOT know which system produced it. Do not speculate about it.
Score each dimension honestly using these anchors:
CORRECTNESS (0-4) 4 = logic correct; tests pass if any were required by the task 2 = works for the main path but has minor defects or missed edge cases 0 = broken, incorrect, or does not run 1/3 = in between; justify your pick
COMPLETENESS (0-3) 3 = every requirement in the task spec addressed 2 = most requirements, one gap 1 = major gaps 0 = essentially not done
CODE QUALITY (0-2) 2 = clean, idiomatic, matches conventions of surrounding code 1 = functional but sloppy (naming, structure, dead code) 0 = unacceptable quality
SCOPE DISCIPLINE (0-1) 1 = touched only what the task required 0 = unrelated changes, drive-by refactors, or collateral damage
OUTPUT FORMAT (exactly this): SCORE: /12 GATE: PASS | FAIL | N/A CORRECTNESS: /4 - COMPLETENESS: /3 - QUALITY: /2 - SCOPE: /1 - TOP ISSUE: <the single worst defect, one line>
Be strict. A pretty answer that fails the task's objective must get GATE: FAIL and low CORRECTNESS regardless of style.