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Evaluation summary
nature-response is evaluated with synthetic Markdown fixtures. These tests are not executable
unit tests; they are behavior contracts for manual and agent review.
Status rationale
Recommended status: Beta.
Rationale:
- The core rules are defined in
SKILL.mdand modular references. - The skill has synthetic fixtures covering minor revision, major revision with missing evidence, impossible experiment, defensive draft audit, and conflicting reviewers.
- Each fixture includes expected behavior, forbidden behavior, and pass/fail criteria.
- The examples show expected output shape without using real confidential reviewer comments.
- The skill has not yet been validated on real anonymized revision packages, so
Stablewould be premature.
Fixture coverage
| Fixture | Coverage | Key failure prevented |
|---|---|---|
minor-revision.md |
stable IDs, minor comments, missing citation metadata | fabricated citation or line numbers |
major-revision-missing-evidence.md |
validation request, statistical details, missing evidence | invented results or p-values |
impossible-experiment.md |
out-of-scope longitudinal evidence | time/funding excuse or fabricated survival data |
defensive-draft-audit.md |
hostile draft language, vague compliance | accusatory reviewer language |
conflicting-reviewers.md |
editor priority and incompatible reviewer requests | contradictory manuscript promises |
Manual evaluation checklist
- Every fixture has input, expected behavior, forbidden behavior, and pass/fail checklist.
- No fixture uses real reviewer comments.
- Examples are synthetic and do not contain confidential review content.
- Status remains below
Stableuntil real anonymized cases are reviewed.
Promotion path to Stable
Promote from Beta to Stable only after:
- at least two real anonymized revision packages are tested with author permission;
- no fabricated actions, line numbers, statistics, or citations are observed;
- Chinese-note workflows produce usable English response drafts and Chinese confirmation notes;
- edge cases such as conflicting reviewers and impossible experiments remain traceable.