Inline score: hide 0/100 and score follow-ups in session context - #3
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The inline score counts only the checks decided with confidence, often
three or four, so a 0 usually meant "0 of 3" and read as if the prompt
never reached Jev. Across Sep 22-24, 15 of 23 inline zeros scored above 0
on the full seven checks. The notice now leaves the number off at 0 and
shows only what is missing.
Short follow-ups ("commit and push all changes") were judged as if they
opened the conversation. In always mode a follow-up is now sent with the
two prompts before it in the same session and only the new one is scored;
the first prompt of a session is still judged alone. On by default,
JEVPROMPTCOACH_SESSION_CONTEXT=0 turns it off, read from the environment
or the key file like the API key.
- Context prompts are re-run through applyPrivacy at the current level,
so a prompt logged under raw is still redacted on the way out; the wire
test asserts it and fails if the re-redaction is removed.
- Only the tail of the log is read, and only in always mode; the
on-demand path is unchanged and the SDK stays behind the dynamic import.
- A score that used context is tagged and never served from the cache,
since the same text in another session had other context.
- Thresholds were tuned on prompts scored alone. Follow-up scores have
not been through the eval; the fixtures are single prompts, so the eval
cannot measure this until it grows session fixtures.
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participant runHook
participant runInline
participant recentSessionPrompts
participant scoreOne
runHook->>runInline: current session and timestamp
runInline->>recentSessionPrompts: session, timestamp, limit of two
recentSessionPrompts-->>runInline: earlier hook prompts
runInline->>scoreOne: current prompt and redacted context
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In `@src/inline.ts`:
- Line 78: Update the cache handling in runInline and appendScores so contextual
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- readScores() no longer lets a context-based record displace a standalone one for the same hash. Before, the latest record won, so a follow-up scored in context evicted the standalone score: the next first prompt with that text paid for a fresh call, and compactScores after a backfill dropped the standalone record for good. Raised by CodeRabbit on #3. - /jevpromptcoach:score skipped the context guard the inline path had, so it could print a session's context-based score as "cached" for the text judged alone. - Tests for the saved-score rules: a context-based record is never served to a first prompt or to the score command, a standalone record is, a follow-up always scores fresh, and a later context record does not displace a standalone one. Each fails with its guard removed.
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Summary
The always-mode notice no longer shows
0/100, and a follow-up prompt is now scored with the two earlier prompts from its session as context. Both come from checking the local logs after a run of 0s that looked like prompts not reaching Jev. They had all arrived. The 0s came from how the inline score is built and from judging follow-ups in isolation.Changes
JEVPROMPTCOACH_SESSION_CONTEXT=0turns it off, read from the environment or~/.claude/jevpromptcoach/.env.metadata_onlystill sends nothing. The wire test covers this, and it fails if the redaction step is removed.Notes
/jevpromptcoach:score, the report and backfill still score prompts alone. The report will pick up context-based scores for prompts that were scored inline.Summary by CodeRabbit
alwaysmode can be evaluated with up to two earlier prompts from the same session as context. Only the current prompt is scored, and earlier prompts are processed using the configured privacy level. Session context is enabled by default and can be disabled withJEVPROMPTCOACH_SESSION_CONTEXT=0.