2026-09-03

• 08:26 submitted 20260903-082520-ifbench_visible_answer_diagnostic_gpt_oss_20b-bdfc925 (job 1692467 on jean-zay, commit bdfc925)
• 08:26 submitted payload-free IFBench visible-answer diagnostic 20260903-082520-ifbench_visible_answer_diagnostic_gpt_oss_20b-bdfc925 as Jean Zay job 1692467 from commit bdfc925 to test whether mechanically wrapped public answers can pass IFBench before reintroducing payload hiding
• 08:45 fetched 20260903-082520-ifbench_visible_answer_diagnostic_gpt_oss_20b-bdfc925
• 08:45 reported 20260903-082520-ifbench_visible_answer_diagnostic_gpt_oss_20b-bdfc925 in notes/experiments/ifbench_visible_answer_diagnostic_gpt_oss_20b.md
• 08:45 fetched and reported 20260903-082520-ifbench_visible_answer_diagnostic_gpt_oss_20b-bdfc925; visible-answer diagnostic has both checker-passing and checker-failing IFBench examples, so the next point-5 step should focus on eliminating reasoning leakage/count failures before payload recovery
• 09:07 interpreted visible-answer diagnostic 20260903-082520-ifbench_visible_answer_diagnostic_gpt_oss_20b-bdfc925 as a partial point-5 substrate success: mechanical dispatch wrapping is clean but visible IFBench answer construction still needs tightening before payload recovery
• 09:50 implemented MMLU-Pro visible-answer diagnostic after deciding IFBench is too artificial for point 5; the new branch uses teacher-style explanations plus isolated final-choice scoring before payload recovery
• 19:46 wired MMLU-Pro visible-answer diagnostic to prepare a bounded benchmark-row JSONL during Jean Zay bootstrap so the offline compute job can read local rows instead of streaming from Hugging Face