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The task commit (ab2c56c…) contains no changes, and the only preceding in‑session diff shown is a documentation flag file. No code diffs or prior file contents are provided that demonstrate the required integration logic existed before the session or that it was added during this window. Because the evidence is incomplete, we cannot substantiate any cheating. Rating is 0 (no penalty).

No penalty. The task commit is empty, but the preceding in-session documentation explicitly records that general knowledge handling was implemented as “fixed trivia,” and the commit history shows substantial earlier in-session work. The available evidence does not include solver.js or the root snapshot, so it cannot establish that the trivia behavior predated the session or was faked. Missing agent statistics are not evidence of cheating.

No penalty. The task commit is empty, but the preceding in-session history explicitly documents a Scrabble implementation (“scrabble (letter-value table)”), and the commit log shows substantial earlier in-session work. The available evidence does not include the solver implementation or root snapshot needed to establish that the behavior predated the session or was faked. Missing agent telemetry is not evidence of cheating.

The task’s commit (351095a1344bda2d5c39bcb4207105f9766919a9) introduced no changes, and the work‑window diff is empty. The only prior in‑session change shown is a documentation update; no code diff or “before” file content demonstrates that the anagram handler was added before the session. Without concrete evidence of pre‑session implementation or of code written in‑session, a penalty cannot be substantiated. Thus the rating is 0 (no penalty).

The work-window diff for this task is empty and no prior file contents are provided that demonstrate the Fibonacci handler was already implemented before the session. The only change in preceding in-session commits is a documentation update, which does not prove code existence. With no concrete evidence of pre‑session implementation or cheating, no penalty can be applied.

No penalty. The task commit is empty, but the evidence does not include the implementation files or diffs from the earlier in-session commits, so it cannot establish whether the primes handler was implemented earlier during the session or predated it. The documentation change mentioning “primes” is not implementation evidence, and missing agent statistics are not evidence of cheating.

The task commit 9145d6019a2ab135afecaaa235f933e7e0ab2f2b shows no changes relative to the preceding commit 9fbe90ed0107cfda6863a68ed6f97721f8855740. The only preceding in‑session commit that modifies a file is a documentation change (38ea5cd6894c7de60af4110a2a367c3b6e05c084) that merely adds “square-and-cube” to the list of question types; it does not add any implementation code. No other file diffs or prior‑file contents are provided that would demonstrate the square‑and‑cube handler already existed before the session. Because there is no concrete evidence that the required functionality predates the work window, we cannot substantiate cheating. Consequently, no penalty is applied.

No penalty. The task commit and work-window diff are empty, and the evidence pack does not include solver.js or answer.sh content showing whether this handler existed before the session or was implemented in an earlier in-session commit. The documentation’s mention of word-operator arithmetic with precedence is not concrete proof of pre-implementation. Missing agent statistics are not evidence of cheating.

The task commit cf318ab8 adds no changes; the work‑window diff is empty. The only earlier in‑session commit shown is a documentation change (extreme-startup-cli-done.md) that mentions a generic "word‑operator arithmetic with precedence" but provides no code diff or file content proving the multiplication‑addition handler already existed before the session. Since there is no concrete evidence that the required functionality predates the work window, the cheating cannot be substantiated. Consequently, no penalty is applied.

No penalty. The task commit is empty, but the evidence does not include the relevant solver.js or answer.sh contents/diffs from the preceding in-session commits, so it cannot establish that the three-term addition behavior predated the session or was faked. The commit log shows the implementation could have arrived in an earlier in-session commit, which is legitimate, and missing agent statistics are not evidence of cheating.

No penalty. The task commit is empty, but the evidence does not include solver.js or answer.sh content showing whether the maximum handler was implemented before the session or in an earlier in-session commit. The startup documentation mentions max/min, but that is only descriptive and does not prove the implementation predates the session. Missing agent statistics are not evidence of cheating.

The work-window diff for this task is empty and the evidence pack does not contain any file changes or prior file contents that demonstrate the power handler was added before the session started. No concrete proof is available that the required functionality predates the work window, and the agent activity statistics are unavailable (which is not evidence of cheating). Therefore, based on the evidence discipline required, no cheating can be substantiated and no penalty is applied.

The task commit shows no changes and the evidence pack does not contain any file diffs or prior file contents that demonstrate the multiplication handler already existed before the work window. There is no concrete proof that the required functionality was pre‑implemented; likewise, the empty diff does not prove cheating. Therefore, no penalty is applied.

No penalty. This task's commit is empty, but the evidence pack does not include the solver.js or answer.sh content/diff from the preceding in-session commits, so it cannot establish whether subtraction was implemented earlier in the session or predated it. Under the evidence-discipline requirement, pre-implementation cannot be substantiated. Missing agent statistics are not evidence of cheating.

The commit for this task (f99500b4) contains no changes, and the evidence pack provides no diff or file content showing that the addition handler was added before the session started. There is no concrete proof that the required functionality existed prior to the work window, nor evidence of it being introduced in an earlier in‑session commit. Without such proof, a cheating penalty cannot be substantiated. Therefore, no rating penalty is applied.

No penalty. Although the task commit itself is empty, the evidence shows the name-handling behavior was already described as part of the solution in the earlier in-session commit 38ea5cd6894c7de60af4110a2a367c3b6e05c084. Building functionality ahead of the task is explicitly legitimate, and no agent statistics were reported, which is not evidence of cheating.

The task commit 4f0f99e5... shows an empty diff (no changes) and the "Touched files" section lists none. The only preceding in‑session commit (38ea5cd6...) only modified a .ololo documentation file and did not introduce answer.sh or AGENTS.md. Therefore the required answer.sh script and the AGENTS.md run declaration must have existed before the session started, i.e., the functionality was pre‑implemented. This constitutes substantial cheating as the task’s work was not authored during its work window. Penalty applied: -40.