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- Published
pi-evalset-lab@0.1.0to npm (bootstrap-token path). - Configured npm trusted publisher for GitHub release-based publishing.
- Clarified
/evalsetinvocation behavior (pi -p/pi -e ... -p) and report location docs. - Added sample visual report artifacts in
examples/. - Added repeatable JSON -> static HTML export helper (
npm run evalset:export-html).
- Ship the next user-facing release and verify trusted publishing works without npm token secrets.
- Add smoke tests for argument parsing and scoring behavior.
- Revoke the bootstrap npm token if it is still active.
- Time: keep work in small slices that can be reviewed quickly.
- Quality: no regressions in existing
/evalsetcommands. - Security: no insecure defaults in scripts, release workflows, or extension loading.
- Scope: prioritize reproducibility and UX clarity over feature breadth.
- Working tree is clean with intentional, reviewable commits.
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npm run checkpasses. -
npm pack --dry-runsucceeds with expected package contents. - Trusted publishing is verified on a new npm release.
- Automated tests cover parser/scoring basics.
- JSON -> HTML report export helper is available and documented.