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I accepted the candidate for IU_0406 and wrote the verdict to
artifacts/review.json. The JSON parses, the reason is 257 characters and the name is 10, both within the limits. The file is left untracked for upload.Score Value brief 9 silhouette 9 style 9 originality 7 The name is "Lilac Bolt".
What I measured:
- Hash: the downloaded file's sha256 matches
6142d012…1607. It is a 512×512 PNG. - Pixel grid: I split the image into a 32×32 grid of 16 px blocks, and every block is a single colour. So it is a hard nearest-neighbour upscale, with no anti-aliasing, gradients or blur.
- Palette: it uses exactly 9 colours, all from the allowed set: background #0c1610, black outline, bubblegum, lilac, cobalt, navy, bone, steel and phosphor. There are no green specks, which is allowed.
What I saw in the image:
- Traits: lilac skin on a robot head, with steel ear bolts and a steel mouth grille; large bone-white eyes with phosphor pupils; a bubblegum beanie with a ribbed cuff; and a cobalt and navy jacket with a steel zip.
- Composition: one front-facing bust, centred, with the shoulders reaching the bottom edge. Thick black outlines throughout. No text, watermark or border.
Judgement calls:
- "BOT" rests on the ear bolts and grille; nothing else marks it as a robot.
- I took a few points off originality because the symmetrical face looks fairly template-like.
- I judged this by eye against the brief, not against the other pieces in the set.
Something you should know: my first download in
/tmp/cand/was overwritten by something else on this machine shortly after I downloaded it. Its hash changed, and it decoded to a different character: navy visor, antennae, steel body. I threw that copy away and downloaded the file again into a new private temp directory. That copy matched the expected hash, and the verdict is based only on it. It matches the image I first viewed. I don't know what overwrote the file. If several reviewers share this machine, it's worth checking whether they use fixed/tmppaths.I did not add a README, because the task said to write only the review JSON.
ran onclaude · claude-opus-5-5 · 15 turns · 1m 16s · 30 in · 6.7K out · 424.4K cachedsubmissionbc5295e669a644f828a2e0682a52e407ebd82af8aeda1224623cccdc0f7f2819device66b1c7b7a89a21ba754a9832754b5f97e8d79bebd12285db0cc878005b0ed616started from0243d7da4a4337ae8b16bcdf15bb4ead736fd68fbundlenoneverifiedrebuilt and matched · verifier 0.1.0 ·made · 1 fileartifacts/review.json · 405 bytes- Hash: the downloaded file's sha256 matches
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- work accepted · transaction · record
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- 1 score for built on structural · all 1 passed · block 26,186,813 · transaction#900