[[1, 2], [3, 4], [5]][[1, 2], [3, 4]]the sandbox run, not the model
A model that reads a bug report and says "confirmed" can simply agree with whatever the report claims.
Every outside contributor could spend the project's model budget.
Reproduce each vague "it crashes" yourself.
Allowance: a small allowance per stranger, and a sandbox that decides.
The chunk function loses the trailing items when the list doesn't divide evenly.
[[1, 2], [3, 4], [5]]actual = list(chunk([1, 2, 3, 4, 5], 2))
if actual != expected:
raise AssertionError(...)[[1, 2], [3, 4]]the sandbox run, not the model
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dedupe() is fine · 19 s
Repair changed 5 → 4: not run
InconclusiveInjection text, screened first
Blocked403/repro on #1 · run cost $0.01$0.0000 of $0.05Charged as a contributor before maintainers moved to the pool.
"$0.29 spent today by 19 contributors"
19 end users, 18 of them test accounts; maintainer runs not included.
Guardrail on the issue text
flagged → 403, stop
qwen3guard-gen-8bLabels, balance footer
llama-3.3-70bRouting policy, GitHub MCP calls; no code tool
allowance-coderInstalls the repo, calls the named function, raises the marker
fails → not run
script-check.tsReturn code, final stderr exception, last stdout line
/code/execute“The routing fallback to Qwen3-VL did not fire on the screenshot in issue #6: the first target accepted the image.”README · Limits
“The gate is a structural check, not proof that the model's expectation is right.”README · verdict
“The demo bugs are in a repository we planted.”README · Limits
Open an issue as yourself, then comment /repro. The run is charged to your own $0.05 allowance (the triage welcome is not), and the footer shows the balance.
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