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3 changes: 3 additions & 0 deletions README.md
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Expand Up @@ -107,6 +107,9 @@ See a failure replay that contrasts a good delegated run with a bad busywork run
Before sharing a trace for scoring, use the evidence intake checklist to prepare a public-safe capture:

[examples/reports/evidence-intake.html](examples/reports/evidence-intake.html)
Explore the 7 scoring dimensions with interactive cards, a radar chart, and sample agent profiles:

[examples/reports/scoring-dimensions.html](examples/reports/scoring-dimensions.html)

Generate the compact SVG badge from the same public summary data:

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Expand Up @@ -33,3 +33,4 @@ Open `trust-contract.html` for the public trust contract that explains how trace
Open `failure-replay.html` to see the public-safe contrast between a good delegated run and a bad busywork run, including the artifact, verification, privacy, handoff, and autonomy-decision differences.

Open `evidence-intake.html` before sharing a trace for scoring. It lists what to capture, what to redact, what counts as proof, what blocks higher autonomy, and a small copy/paste checklist for preparing a public-safe agent trace.
Open `scoring-dimensions.html` to see how the 7 scoring dimensions work: interactive cards with pass/fail signals, a radar chart comparing good and bad agents, and sample profiles that show how scores translate into autonomy decisions.
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