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Follow-ups are now judged together with the conversation before them, Claude's replies included, on by default. Redaction also gets stronger for the kind of text those replies quote back, and the eval now redacts the way the plugin does. The conversation checks are tuned on 40 labelled follow-ups. Only the two that clear the usual bar show inline.

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  • Conversation checks. Each check has a conversation form in src/checks.ts, with its own threshold and inline eligibility, set by --tune.
  • Replies, on by default. A follow-up is sent with up to the last two exchanges from Claude Code's transcript (up to 3 of the developer's messages and 2 of Claude's replies, whatever is available). The first prompt of a session is judged alone. JEVPROMPTCOACH_SESSION_REPLIES=0 falls back to earlier prompts only. Only the closing visible text of each turn is kept, and a *-bypassed exchange is dropped along with its reply. Everything is redacted, and metadata_only sends nothing. Reading the transcript tail takes about 4 ms, and the on-demand path is unchanged.
  • Redaction, now stricter for prompts too:
    • Known key formats: URL credentials, Stripe/npm/github_pat_/SendGrid keys, Slack and Discord webhooks, Azure SAS signatures.
    • Labels: password labels (including JSON keys and "password is …") and _PASS/_PWD/_AUTH names.
    • By shape: hex runs of 16+ characters become [HEX], and random-looking tokens of 20+ characters become [KEY].
    • The shape rules were sized on real history and by simulation. The token rule catches 92% of random 20-character tokens and 97–99.9% from 32 characters up, with no identifier false positives in the tests. Across local history it fires 5 times, all on random shapes.
  • Eval. Both modes redact at the configured privacy level before sending. fixtures-init --conversations builds the set locally. The eval refuses unlabelled files.
  • Latency, including on main. A 50 KB run of dots, dashes or letters took 1.2–4.2 s in three existing regexes (email, azure-client-secret, hasFilePath), on every prompt the hook sees. They're now bounded or anchored and take 20 ms or less, and a test holds this.
  • Review. Fixed CodeRabbit's four comments and the findings from an independent review, each reproduced first:
    • A prompt queued during a bypassed turn no longer carries that turn's reply.
    • Narration is dropped before any tool call type.
    • An unreadable transcript falls back to the earlier prompts from the log.
    • URL passwords are caught with an empty user or with @// in the password.
  • Privacy guard. The fixture sets and their raw eval output are gitignored and also forbidden by the leak scan.
  • Tests. 26 tests. Each transcript filter and each new redaction shape fails when its guard is removed, and there are tests for identifier false positives.

Results (conversation set, 40 follow-ups)

Check AUC alone AUC with replies CV fail-precision Inline
named_target 0.63 0.82 0.60 / 11 fails no
success_condition 0.78 0.78 0.75 / 18 no
constraints 0.97 0.99 0.97 / 34 yes
verification 0.58 0.89 0.97 / 38 (2 passes) yes

Scoring with earlier prompts only (0.3.0) added nothing over scoring alone. The standalone set still clears 0.9 on every measurable check under redaction.

Notes

  • Default. Replies are on by default because they go through the same redaction as prompts, and a secret is as likely to be pasted into a prompt as repeated in a reply. Checked end to end against Jev with no settings: 3 prompts and 2 replies were sent, in 456 ms.
  • Who labelled. The labels were set by the agent, blind, before any Jev output, not by a person. The labelling rules are consistent across the set, but they come from the same author as the criteria. Treat the conversation numbers as provisional until a person re-labels.
  • Criteria revised after one run. success_condition's conversation wording was rewritten after it credited every follow-up (AUC 0.55). The new wording states the rule the labels already followed.
  • Base rate. constraints and verification fail on most follow-ups, so their precision is flattered. That matches how the standalone set behaves.
  • Thin checks. bounded_scope, repro_included and plan_first have fewer than 5 failing examples each and are not measurable here.

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  • New Features

    • In always mode, prompts include up to two recent eligible prompt-and-reply exchanges as context by default. Replies receive the same redaction as prompts. Set JEVPROMPTCOACH_SESSION_REPLIES=0 to omit replies; session context can also be disabled.
    • Added conversation-based evaluation with separate thresholds and reports. Only eligible checks appear inline.
    • Added an option to generate conversation evaluation fixtures.
  • Privacy

    • Expanded redaction for service tokens, webhook URLs, URL passwords, long hexadecimal strings, and random-looking tokens. Some unlabelled secrets that don’t match these patterns may remain unredacted.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Excluded replies to bypassed prompts and tool activity from conversation context, and improved handling of repeated prompts.

….3.5)

Follow-ups were judged by criteria that ask what the message itself says,
so context moved probabilities without moving verdicts: in a probe on
invented sessions, one displayed score in nine changed, and a follow-up
failed "which file" even when the agent's reply had named it. Context
alone cannot fix that; the criteria have to read the conversation.

- Each check gains a conversation form in src/checks.ts: present if the
  follow-up supplies it, or the shown conversation settled it and the
  follow-up relies on it. Own threshold and inline eligibility; none is
  inline-eligible until the conversation eval measures it, so with
  replies on, always mode sends and records but shows nothing yet.
- JEVPROMPTCOACH_SESSION_REPLIES=1 (off by default) sends the last two
  exchanges from Claude Code's transcript. src/conversation.ts keeps only
  the closing visible text of each turn: no tool calls, tool output,
  thinking or subagent records, and a *-bypassed exchange is dropped with
  its reply. Everything is redacted at the current level; metadata_only
  sends nothing. The transcript tail is read in about 4 ms.
- fixtures-init --conversations builds unlabelled follow-up fixtures
  locally; eval --conversations measures and tunes against them and
  refuses unlabelled files. Both fixture sets and their raw eval output
  are gitignored and on the leak scan's forbidden list.
- Wire tests cover each transcript filter, redaction of replies, the
  opt-in default and metadata_only; each fails with its guard removed.

Thresholds for the conversation checks are placeholders until the
fixture set has been labelled by hand and tuned.
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Adds transcript-based prompt-and-reply context to follow-up scoring, conversation-specific criteria and evaluation, and expanded credential redaction. Adds conversation fixture generation and updates documentation, evaluation results, and package and plugin versions to 0.3.5.

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Conversation-Aware Scoring

Layer / File(s) Summary
Transcript extraction and inline context
src/hash.ts, src/history.ts, src/conversation.ts, src/config.ts, src/hook.ts, src/inline.ts, test/hook-privacy.test.mjs, CLAUDE.md, README.md, README.es.md, README.fr.md
Extracts eligible prompt and final assistant reply text from transcripts. Inline scoring can use up to two prior prompt-and-reply exchanges when session context and replies are enabled. Replies are enabled by default. Tests cover transcript filtering, the opt-out setting, redaction, and scoring the current prompt.
Conversation-specific scoring
src/checks.ts, src/score.ts, src/log.ts, src/report.ts
Adds conversation criteria, thresholds, and inline eligibility to each check. Scoring builds context-aware requests, applies mode-specific thresholds, and records conversation-scored results.
Conversation fixtures and evaluation
src/cli.ts, src/eval.ts, test/eval-conversations-results.json, test/eval-conversations-results.txt, test/eval-results.json, test/eval-results.txt, test/fixtures/README.md
Adds conversation fixture generation and evaluation with separate thresholds and report paths. Updates evaluation results and fixture guidance.
Credential redaction and leak checks
src/redact.ts, test/redact.test.mjs, scripts/check-leaks.mjs, .gitignore, README.md, README.es.md, README.fr.md
Adds credential and token patterns for redaction, including webhook URLs, URL passwords, and random-looking tokens. Adds redaction tests, leak checks, ignore rules, and privacy documentation.
Release versions
package.json, .claude-plugin/plugin.json
Updates the package and plugin versions from 0.3.0 to 0.3.5.

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  Hook->>runInline: Pass transcript path and prompt key
  runInline->>recentTurns: Load up to two eligible exchanges
  recentTurns-->>runInline: Return prior prompt and reply turns
  runInline->>scoreOne: Pass conversation turns and current prompt
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Replies repeat .env lines, connection strings and command output, which
prompts rarely carry. Probing the rules with invented values found ten
shapes that went through untouched; each is now stripped at every
privacy level, prompts included:

- scheme://user:password@host (the password; user and host are kept).
  A Postgres URL in an env line was only caught before because the email
  rule happened to swallow "password@host".
- Stripe sk_/rk_ live and test keys, npm_, github_pat_, SendGrid SG.
- Slack and Discord webhook URLs, Azure SAS signatures.
- Anything labelled password/passwd/pwd, JSON keys included, and names
  ending in _PASS, _PWD or _AUTH. The short suffixes need an underscore
  so bypass: or oauth: in code is not taken for a secret; false-positive
  cases are in the tests.

Each new test entry leaks on main and is stripped here. The leak scanner
learns the same key formats. Against local history: the prompt log holds
nothing the new rules would change, and one of ~9,000 reply blocks had a
URL credential (a placeholder on localhost), the shape this closes.

A secret with no prefix and no label, like a bare hex token, still looks
like a commit hash and is not removed. The README says so.
Redaction
- Hex runs of 16+ characters with a digit become [HEX] (0x prefix too).
  Commit SHAs included: the marker still tells the scorer an identifier
  was named, and UUIDs survive because their hex runs are shorter.
- A random-looking token of 20+ characters becomes [KEY]. Sized on real
  history first: long mixed tokens there are mostly migration names,
  slugs and constants, all with a 5+ lowercase run; keys switch classes
  constantly. Across ~10,000 prompts and reply blocks it fired 7 times,
  all on random shapes. Identifier false-positive cases are in the tests.
- Password and secret labels accept "is" as a separator ("the password
  is x"), a shape found in real history that the rules missed.

Eval
- Both modes send what the plugin sends: every text through the
  configured privacy level. The standalone set still clears 0.9 on every
  measurable check; results re-baselined, movement within model drift.
- "never predicts fail" is no longer reported as "too few fail cases".

Conversation checks
- 40 follow-ups from local history labelled blind (before any Jev output)
  by the agent, not a person; the fixture file stays gitignored.
- Against those labels, scoring with Claude's replies ranks
  named_target at AUC 0.82 versus 0.63 alone; prompts-only context adds
  nothing. success_condition's conversation wording credited every
  follow-up (AUC 0.55); it was rewritten after that run to state the rule
  the labels followed (a step like commit or deploy is not an end state),
  which brought it to 0.78, level with standalone.
- Thresholds from --tune. Inline-eligible by the usual rule (CV
  fail-precision >= 0.90 over >= 10 fails): constraints (0.97/34) and
  verification (0.97/38), both flattered by base rate. named_target
  (0.60/11) and success_condition (0.75/18) are recorded, not shown.
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A follow-up now goes to Jev with up to the last two exchanges before it
(the developer's prompts and the closing text of Claude's replies) unless
JEVPROMPTCOACH_SESSION_REPLIES=0. Early in a session it sends whatever is
there; the first prompt is still judged alone. Without a transcript, as
on a Claude Code that does not pass one, it falls back to earlier prompts.

Replies go through the same redaction as prompts, and a secret is as
likely to be pasted into a prompt as quoted back in a reply, which is the
case for the default. The filters in src/conversation.ts are unchanged.

Tests: on by default, =0 falls back to prompts only, and the first prompt
of a session with a transcript is still scored alone. Checked end to end
against Jev with no settings: three prompts and two replies on the wire,
456 ms, and only the inline-eligible conversation checks on the notice.
- A queued prompt (typed while the agent works) is its own exchange, so
  the bypass rules apply to it and a *-prefixed one is dropped with the
  reply that answers it. Before, it was skipped and that reply was
  appended to the previous exchange and sent.
- System and SDK messages close the current exchange and start an
  excluded one, so text answering them is never taken as a reply to the
  developer's prompt. Local transcripts carry about 400 such records.
- Narration is dropped even when a record holds text and a tool call
  together; only blocks after the last tool_use count. No record does
  that today, so this is defensive.
- The prompt being scored is recognised by promptMatchKey (preamble
  stripped, whitespace collapsed, hashed) rather than a hash of the raw
  text; about 4% of local prompts are split into several blocks in the
  transcript and missed the old match. Only an exchange with no reply is
  dropped, so an earlier identical prompt that was answered stays.
  The hook passes the key, never the text, and stripPreamble moves to
  src/hash.ts so the hook imports nothing new.
- READMEs describe the [HEX] and [KEY] rules and narrow the stated limit
  to word-like secrets with no label.

Each new test fails on the previous code.

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From an independent review of the branch; each item reproduced first.

- A prompt queued while the agent works on a bypassed or otherwise
  excluded prompt inherits the exclusion. Before, the bypassed turn's
  closing text was filed under the queued exchange and sent.
- Narration is dropped before any tool call type (server_tool_use for
  web search, mcp_tool_use), not only tool_use.
- An unreadable transcript falls back to the earlier prompts in the log
  instead of scoring the follow-up alone.
- Earlier prompts are clamped to the scorer's size before redaction.
- url-credentials: empty user (redis://:pw@host), '@' or '/' inside the
  password; a port followed by a path is not taken for one.
- random-token: the five-lowercase veto missed 20-37% of random tokens.
  Replaced by a digit requirement, a CamelCase veto (most capitals start
  a word) and a 0.40 class-switch ratio, judged per chunk and on the
  whole token, with '/' and '+' allowed so base64 secrets are caught.
  By simulation: 92% of random 20-char tokens, 97-99.9% from 32 chars,
  99% of 40-char base64; no identifier false positives in the tests, and
  5 hits across local history, all random shapes.
- long-hex no longer skips hex after a hyphen.
- Latency, including on main: a 50 KB run of dots, dashes or letters
  took 1.2-4.2 s in the email, azure-client-secret and hasFilePath
  regexes, on every prompt the hook sees. Bounded or anchored; now 20 ms
  or less. A test holds applyPrivacy under 250 ms on those runs.
- test/fixtures/README.md: --count=60, which is what the CLI parses.

Both evals re-run: standalone unchanged; conversation eligibility
unchanged (constraints 0.97/34, verification 0.97/38).

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From CodeRabbit's second pass; each reproduced by a test that fails on
the previous code.

- Context was clamped to the scorer's size before it was redacted, and
  replies were cut to their last 1,500 characters before redaction too.
  A credential across either cut became a fragment no rule recognises
  (redis://svc:<first half> with its @host cut off) and was sent. Now
  everything is redacted whole and clamped after, in the inline path and
  in fixtures-init. Redaction is linear since the last commit: a 1 MB
  reply takes 36 ms.
- A meta record from the system or an SDK now closes the exchange before
  it, like a non-meta one. Local transcripts hold 11 such records.
- Exclusions record why: a queued prompt inherits one only from a prompt
  that must not be shown, not from a system or SDK boundary, which hides
  nothing. A queued prompt after a system message is kept.
- url-credentials takes the password to the last '@' a host follows, so
  one holding both '@' and '/' is masked whole. It can take a path with
  an '@' in it too; masking too much is the safe way round.

No fixture text redacts differently, so the eval results stand.

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🟠 Major · Reserve selections for every length bucket. · cli.ts:420

src/cli.ts:420
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Reserve selections for every length bucket.

When a bucket contains more than perBucket selected items, the loop continues until picked.length === count. For example, with 60 candidates and a count of 40, the first two 20-item buckets fill the result. The longest bucket contributes nothing. Limit each bucket to its allocation, then distribute any remaining slots across buckets. Otherwise, the conversation fixtures do not provide the intended length-stratified evaluation sample.

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In `@src/cli.ts` at line 420, Update the selection loop in the bucket-picking
logic in src/cli.ts to cap selections from each length bucket at its perBucket
allocation, so an oversized bucket cannot consume slots intended for later
buckets. After each bucket receives its allocation, distribute any remaining
slots across buckets while keeping the total at count.

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In `@src/cli.ts`:
- Line 473: Update the turn text handling in the fixture path so developer turns
use clampPrompt on the redacted text, matching src/inline.ts; leave the existing
agent-turn clampReply behavior and other-turn redaction unchanged.

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oversized bucket cannot consume slots intended for later buckets. After each
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Comment thread src/cli.ts Outdated
fixtures-init --conversations kept earlier prompts, and the follow-up,
at full length, while the scorer sends the first 3,000 and last 1,000
characters. A person labelling could then credit text Jev never sees.
Every turn is now redacted and then clamped as the scorer clamps. Raised
by CodeRabbit.

The eval was unaffected, since it clamps before sending and clampPrompt
is idempotent. In the local labelled set two context prompts exceeded
the limit; both labels were re-checked against the clamped text and
stand. A CLI test builds fixtures from an invented history and asserts
the sizes and that no credential fragment survives; it fails on the
previous code.
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prateekkathal merged commit 6c6a50b into main Sep 24, 2026
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prateekkathal deleted the feat/conversation-scoring branch September 24, 2026 22:41
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