# Task Evaluations Scoring Contract [← Docs index](./README.md) ## Overview Fusion task evaluations use one canonical 0–100 integer scoring system for three categories: `agentPerformance`, `taskOutcomeQuality`, and `processCompliance`. Authoritative score math lives in `packages/core/src/eval-scoring.ts`. AI output is advisory input only. ## Category Definitions - **agentPerformance**: execution effectiveness, recovery from issues, and quality of agent decision-making. - **taskOutcomeQuality**: correctness, completeness, verification quality, and shipped-result quality. - **processCompliance**: adherence to required workflow steps (tests, docs, review/merge expectations, commit/task conventions). ## Score Bands - `0..39` → `failing` - `40..59` → `weak` - `60..74` → `acceptable` - `75..89` → `strong` - `90..100` → `excellent` ## Overall Formula Category weights: - `agentPerformance`: `0.30` - `taskOutcomeQuality`: `0.45` - `processCompliance`: `0.25` Overall score formula: `overallScore = round(sum(category.finalScore * category.weight))` All scores are clamped/validated to integer `0..100`. ## Deterministic vs AI Blend Per-category final score: `finalScore = round(clamp((deterministicScore * 0.7) + (aiScore * 0.3), 0, 100))` Authority flow: 1. deterministic signal collection produces per-category deterministic inputs. 2. AI evaluator emits `aiScore`, rationale, and evidence for each category. 3. Core scoring helpers compute authoritative `finalScore` and `overallScore`. 4. Eval store persists both the structured breakdown and computed overall. ## Persisted Score Payload Each `eval_task_results.categoryScores[]` item stores: - `category` - `deterministicScore` - `aiScore` - `finalScore` (authoritative) - `weight` - `band` - `rationale` - `evidence[]` `overallScore` is authoritative only when derived from these category finals using `computeOverallScore`. ## Evidence Bundle Contract Hybrid evaluation now consumes a deterministic `TaskEvaluationEvidenceBundle` before AI scoring. Source groups are fixed and ordered: 1. `taskMetadata` 2. `commits` 3. `workflow` 4. `reviews` 5. `documents` 6. `taskActivity` 7. `agentLogs` 8. `runAudit` Per-source caps are enforced before persistence: - `commits`: 20 - `agentLogs`: 25 - `runAudit`: 25 - `taskActivity`: 25 - other groups: 25 max entries Persisted excerpts are bounded to 500 characters with an explicit truncation marker (`… [truncated]`). Commit subjects are additionally capped at 160 chars. ### Persisted vs Linked Evidence Eval rows store normalized evidence references and bounded excerpts only. Full raw blobs (full agent logs/tool output, full git output, full run-audit payloads) are not copied into eval rows. Stored references include task/run identifiers and source-specific drill-down fields (e.g. commit SHA, workflow step ID/name/status, document key/revision, run-audit event ID/domain/mutation, PR/merge metadata, execution timing, retry/recovery counters). ### Prompt Integration `packages/engine/src/evaluator.ts` injects the normalized bundle under a dedicated `## Evidence` prompt section. The evaluator is instructed to cite evidence IDs/labels from this section instead of inventing unsupported claims. ## Non-Goals This contract does not define: - follow-up task creation policy - eval settings UX - eval dashboard/list rendering