configs:
- config_name: corpus_attempts
default: true
data_files:
- split: observations
path: corpus_attempts.jsonl
- config_name: corpus_conditions
data_files:
- split: observations
path: corpus_conditions.jsonl
- config_name: corpus_lanes
data_files:
- split: observations
path: corpus_lanes.jsonl
- config_name: matched_comparisons
data_files:
- split: observations
path: matched_comparisons.jsonl
- config_name: case_study_groups
data_files:
- split: observations
path: case_study_groups.jsonl
- config_name: case_study_usage
data_files:
- split: observations
path: case_study_usage.jsonl
SIRIS result artifacts
This repository separates original result files from derived observation tables.
Original result files
The raw-results directory contains independently readable, uncompressed tar shards of selected original files. Retained payload bytes, file paths, modes, and timestamps are unchanged from the source snapshot.
This is a public subset, not the complete private research backup. Private code, plans, credentials, and files whose contents require further review are excluded. The raw-results manifest records the retained files and their checksums; its selection report describes the scope and exclusions.
Derived observation tables
The JSONL files at the repository root are a separate, filtered data view. They are not replacements for the original result files.
corpus_attempts.jsonl: initial attempts, physical retries, effective latest retry views, and excluded canaries.corpus_conditions.jsonl: per-lane and per-condition counts and descriptive agreement, tool-use, and request summaries.corpus_lanes.jsonl: progress, retry, and charged-request accounting summaries.matched_comparisons.jsonl: matched completed-case agreement summaries.case_study_groups.jsonl: coded group summaries for two case studies.case_study_usage.jsonl: request and token accounting summaries.metadata.json: scope, source-data digest anchors, and row counts for these derived tables.SHA256SUMS: checksums for the root-level public export files.
Each table has a separate observations configuration in the Dataset Viewer,
not a training split. Table question, lane, and candidate identifiers are
synthetic aliases; the raw artifacts retain their original result-file content.
Interpretation limits
- Reference agreement is descriptive, not empirical accuracy.
- Missing values remain null; missing usage is not zero.
- Physical retries and effective latest-retry records are related views and must not be added as independent attempts.
- Question identifiers do not establish independent experimental units.
- The published subset is not a runnable machine image or a complete backup of every source artifact.