C774G7

Implemented independently. myls.sh invokes the player's Node code, which uses fs.readdirSync for enumeration, sorts entries in its own code, and recursively descends via fs.lstatSync and listDir when -R is set. Each subdirectory gets its own header and entries, with parent output preceding the recursive section. No listing or traversal utility is invoked.

The work‑window diff for this task only adds two temporary fixture files under .ololo/tmp/... and does not modify any source files that would implement the required recursive -R behavior. The "touched files before" entries confirm those files did not exist prior to the task, and no other code changes are present in the commit. Consequently, there is no evidence that the recursion functionality was pre‑implemented, hard‑coded, or faked. The lack of agent activity is noted but, per the guidelines, is not proof of cheating. With no concrete proof of deception, the appropriate rating is 0 (no penalty).

The work‑window diff for task f397499a-6243-4b78-ac2d-fd46e8f1377b only adds new temporary fixture files under .ololo/tmp and does not modify any source files that implement the -r reversal logic. The "Touched files" entries confirm these files did not exist before the task window. No evidence is present that the required reversal functionality was pre‑implemented, hard‑coded, or faked. Agent activity is absent, but missing telemetry is not proof of cheating. Since the evidence pack does not demonstrate any deception, the appropriate penalty is 0.

Implemented independently. myls.sh invokes the project’s myls.js; the -S path uses fs.readdirSync for enumeration, fs.lstatSync for metadata, and sorts entries in project code with (b.st?.size||0)-(a.st?.size||0). No system ls or other listing/traversal utility is invoked.

Implemented independently. The entry script runs Node code, which uses fs.readdirSync for enumeration and fs.lstatSync for metadata; human-readable formatting is performed in hsize() with 1024-based division and units, and no listing utility or subprocess is invoked on the execution path.

The task commit 8461019b007d77f22423a5b54694fa5211f694b5 introduces only three temporary binary fixture files and makes no changes to any source files (work‑window diff shows no source modifications, and the 'touched files' list is empty). There is no evidence in the provided pack that the size‑sorting functionality was added before the session, nor any proof that it was implemented outside the session. Because the evidence is insufficient to establish cheating, the penalty is 0.

Implemented independently. The execution path is myls.sh → myls.js; it enumerates with fs.readdirSync, obtains metadata with fs.lstatSync, and for -t sorts its own entries by descending mtimeMs in order() (arr.sort((a,b)=>(b.st?.mtimeMs||0)-(a.st?.mtimeMs||0))). No listing or traversal utility is invoked.

The work‑window diff for this task only adds three temporary fixture files under .ololo/tmp/ls-wcymbxts/ and does not modify any source code that would implement the required -t time‑sorting behavior. The "Touched files" section confirms those files did not exist before the task window, and no other files were changed. There is no evidence in the commit log or prior snapshots that the time‑sorting logic was already present before the session, nor is there any indication of hard‑coded answers. Because the evidence is ambiguous and does not demonstrate pre‑implementation or cheating, the appropriate penalty is 0.

The task commit 7b0f8a4e436c9c0d5b8d7a60b0655431b83f0554 shows no changes relative to the previous in‑session commit, and the preceding diffs only add temporary binary fixture files. No source code implementing the human‑readable size formatting is visible, and there is no evidence that this functionality existed before the session started. Since the evidence pack does not demonstrate pre‑implementation or hard‑coding, and missing earlier commits leave the situation ambiguous, the appropriate penalty is 0.

Implemented independently. The entry script runs Node code that enumerates with fs.readdirSync and obtains metadata with fs.lstatSync, then formats the mode, byte size, modification time, and name itself. No system ls or other listing/traversal utility is invoked on the execution path.

The work‑window diff for the task commit only adds a binary fixture file and shows no changes to any source files. Since there is no evidence that the required error‑handling behavior was introduced in this commit, and we cannot see earlier diffs to determine whether the functionality was added in a prior in‑session commit or pre‑dated the session, the evidence is ambiguous. With no concrete proof of pre‑implementation or cheating, the appropriate rating is 0 (no penalty).

The entry script runs the player's own Node implementation. Missing paths are handled in myls.js by stat() using fs.lstatSync, followed by console.log('myls: '+dir+': No such file or directory') and process.exitCode=1 in listDir. No system listing or traversal utility is invoked.

Implemented independently. The entry script invokes the player's Node implementation, which uses fs.readdirSync to enumerate entries and filters names beginning with . unless -a is present; with -a it also includes . and ... Sorting and formatting are likewise performed in the player's code. No system ls or other listing/traversal utility is invoked on the execution path.

The work-window diff for this task shows no changes to any source files; only temporary binary files were added. There is no evidence in the provided pack that the required long‑format implementation was introduced before the session or that it was omitted and later faked. Since the commit log does not demonstrate pre‑existing code and no cheating evidence is present, the situation is ambiguous. According to the guidelines, when evidence is missing or unclear, the penalty should be 0. No cheating is detected.

No penalty. The task commit only adds temporary dotfile fixtures; the implementation files are not included in the work-window diff, so the evidence does not establish that hidden-file handling was pre-implemented, hardcoded, or faked. Missing agent statistics are not evidence of cheating.

Implemented independently. The entry script runs myls.js, which enumerates entries with fs.readdirSync, filters visible names, sorts them alphabetically in its own code, and prints names one per line. No system listing or traversal utility is invoked on the execution path.

No penalty. The work-window diff only adds temporary fixture files and does not show the listing implementation, but the evidence does not establish that the required behavior was pre-implemented or faked. Missing implementation evidence is insufficient for a cheating penalty.

Implemented independently using Node's filesystem APIs (fs.readdirSync and fs.lstatSync) with myls.sh as the documented front door. No invocation of the system ls or another listing/traversal utility is present on the execution path.

No penalty. The available work-window diff only adds a temporary fixture file and does not show the project files or implementation, but the evidence pack does not establish that the required behavior was pre-implemented or faked. Missing implementation evidence is insufficient for a cheating penalty.