Round 1 · Battery v1 · d2cd2b72a708 · eval-1.1
Gemini 4 Argon · Messy brain dump → realistic day plan
All 4 checks passed
Every published check passed in the final verdict. An error outside the published checks is noted below; it does not change the count.
Observation outside the rubric · not counted
Deferred-work total misstated (outside the rubric)
The "moved to another day" list contains the supplier contract (75 min), shared drive cleanup (60), LinkedIn post (30), expense report (30) and project tracker (20): 215 minutes, or 3h35. The answer describes them as 2h05, and its opening workload figure also differs from the stated estimates. No Round 1 criterion checks these figures, so all four checks still pass. A scheduling-arithmetic check is drafted for the next battery.
Reviewed and applied · reviewed 2026-10-16 15:57 UTC · prepared 2026-10-16 15:45 UTC
The complete answer
You have 9 hours and 55 minutes of tasks, appointments, and breaks, for an 8-hour workday (09:00–17:00). Because of this, 1 hour and 55 minutes of work will need to be moved to another day.
Here is your schedule for Tuesday, prioritized to get urgent admin, team dependencies, and high-focus work out of the way, while pushing lower-priority tasks to tomorrow.
Tuesday Schedule
- 09:00 – 09:10: Reply to Anna about the venue (10 min)
- 09:10 – 09:20: Send invoice to Kvist AS (10 min)
- 09:20 – 09:30: Renew parking permit (10 min)
- 09:30 – 09:45: Team stand-up (15 min, fixed)
- 09:45 – 11:45: Finish Q3 budget draft (2 h)
- 11:45 – 12:00: Short break (15 min)
- 12:00 – 12:30: 1:1 with Mia (30 min)
- 12:30 – 13:00: Lunch (30 min)
- 13:00 – 13:40: Write newsletter intro (40 min)
- 13:40 – 14:00: Call the insurance company (20 min)
- 14:00 – 15:00: Dentist appointment (1 h, fixed)
- 15:00 – 15:45: Review Jonas's slides (45 min)
- 15:45 – 16:30: Prepare interview questions for Thursday (45 min)
- 16:30 – 16:45: Book flights for Berlin (15 min)
- 16:45 – 16:50: Order printer toner (5 min)
- 16:50 – 17:00: Buffer / Wrap up the day (10 min)
Moved to another day
These tasks (totalling 2 hours and 5 minutes) do not fit into your 8-hour window and have been bumped. I selected tasks that typically have softer deadlines or require heavy focus that you won't have left at the end of a busy day:
- Read the supplier contract (1 h 15 min) – Requires deep focus; best done fresh on Wednesday morning.
- Clean up shared drive folders (1 h) – Low-urgency housekeeping.
- Draft LinkedIn post about the launch (30 min) – Can wait a day.
- Expense report (30 min) – Routine admin.
- Update project tracker (20 min) – Can be done first thing Wednesday.
(Note: If any of the moved tasks are actually urgent for Tuesday, you can easily swap the "Expense report" + "Draft LinkedIn post" (1 hr total) with "Review Jonas's slides" + "Book flights for Berlin" (1 hr total) in the afternoon).
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Exact prompt and source
- Plan my Tuesday. I work 09:00–17:00 and need a 30-minute lunch plus at least one short break. My dentist appointment is fixed at 14:00–15:00 (including travel). Use my time estimates. If everything does not fit, tell me clearly what to move to another day — do not squeeze or shorten tasks. Return a timed schedule, then a "Moved to another day" list.
- My to-dos (in no particular order):
- - reply to Anna about the venue (10 min)
- - finish Q3 budget draft (2 h)
- - call the insurance company (20 min)
- - review Jonas's slides (45 min)
- - book flights for Berlin (15 min)
- - team stand-up 09:30 (15 min, fixed)
- - clean up shared drive folders (1 h)
- - write newsletter intro (40 min)
- - expense report (30 min)
- - prepare interview questions for Thursday (45 min)
- - update project tracker (20 min)
- - order printer toner (5 min)
- - read the supplier contract (1 h 15 min)
- - send invoice to Kvist AS (10 min)
- - dentist 14:00–15:00 (fixed)
- - 1:1 with Mia (30 min)
- - renew parking permit (10 min)
- - draft LinkedIn post about the launch (30 min)
Line numbers count every line of the prompt, including the instruction and blank lines; the model received the text without them.
Every check
- Final: PassPlanned work fits 09:00–17:00CriticalInterpretive review
Judge result: Both judges passed it
- Original judge verdict, GPT-6 Astra: pass — The actual schedule fits 09:00–17:00 without overlaps or shortened tasks.
- Original judge verdict, Claude Sonnet 5: pass — The scheduled items (Q3 budget, calls, meetings, etc.) plus fixed blocks, lunch, and break sum exactly to 480 minutes with no overlaps or shortened durations.
- Final: PassEvery task placed or explicitly deferredCriticalInterpretive review
Judge result: Both judges passed it
- Original judge verdict, GPT-6 Astra: pass — Every task appears either in the schedule or the moved list.
- Original judge verdict, Claude Sonnet 5: pass — All 16 flexible tasks are accounted for: 11 are scheduled and 5 (contract, drive cleanup, LinkedIn post, expense report, tracker update) are explicitly moved.
- Final: Pass30-minute lunch and at least one short breakStandardInterpretive review
Judge result: Both judges passed it
- Original judge verdict, GPT-6 Astra: pass — The schedule includes a 30-minute lunch and a 15-minute break.
- Original judge verdict, Claude Sonnet 5: pass — A 30-minute lunch (12:30–13:00) and a 15-minute short break (11:45–12:00) are both included.
- Final: PassFixed 14:00 dentist keptCriticalInterpretive review
Judge result: Both judges passed it
- Original judge verdict, GPT-6 Astra: pass — The dentist appointment remains fixed at 14:00–15:00.
- Original judge verdict, Claude Sonnet 5: pass — The dentist appointment remains fixed at 14:00–15:00 and the 09:30 stand-up is preserved.
Judge verdicts are the AI judges' original output. A human decision or evaluator correction is labelled separately. Two judges agreeing is not proof of correctness.
Run details
- Requested model
- google/gemini-4-argon
- Returned identifier
- google/gemini-4-argon
- Provider / route
- Google API (via an AI gateway)
- Settings sent
- {}
- Left to provider default
- temperature, max_tokens, reasoning, system prompt, tools
- Model revision
- Not exposed by the provider
- Completion status
- completed
- Answer time
- 11.7 s (request to final token)
- Run finished
- 2026-10-16 15:23 UTC
- Technical retries
- None on the published attempt; any retry is logged on the superseded attempt
- Judges
- openai/gpt-6-astra → gpt-6-astra · anthropic/claude-sonnet-5 → claude-sonnet-5
- Judge prompt version
- judge-v1
- Evaluation version at run
- Not recorded (eval-1.0, implied by the recorded judge prompt)
- Checker version at run
- Not recorded
- Current adjudication
- eval-1.1 (governs the displayed outcome)
- Human review
- Reviewed 2026-10-16 15:24 UTC (model identity visible to the reviewer)
- Prompt fingerprint
- d5e5de43251f6f1a8bc357e480364fe2581ab1465bae3d4d4f5df4649abd3bff
- Answer fingerprint
- 42f7a7396d3cad7aef9979408e2b4e7e36a2c514267a450d4e99675b86e3a3f3
Cost and token figures are not shown: the benchmark does not publish estimates.
Reference notes given to the judges (eval-1.0)
Available time 09:00–17:00 = 480 min. Fixed: stand-up 15 min, dentist 60 min, lunch 30 min, plus at least one break. The remaining tasks total 645 min, so roughly 4+ hours of work MUST be moved. A plan that schedules everything, overlaps items, or shortens the stated estimates fails 'fits'. Every one of the 16 flexible tasks must appear either in the schedule or the moved list.
Corrected notes (current)
Available time 09:00–17:00 = 480 min. Fixed: stand-up 09:30 15 min, dentist 14:00–15:00 60 min, lunch 30 min, plus at least one break. The 16 flexible tasks total 565 min (9 h 25). With fixed items, lunch and a 15-minute break, at most 360 min of flexible work fits, so at least 205 min (3 h 25) must be moved. A plan that schedules everything, overlaps items, or shortens estimates fails 'fits'. Every one of the 16 flexible tasks must appear either in the schedule or the moved list.
Full judge prompt (judge-v1)
You are an impartial judge in a public AI benchmark. Grade the ANSWER strictly against the checks, using the REFERENCE NOTES as ground truth. Be literal: a check passes only if it is fully met.
TASK GIVEN TO THE MODEL:
Plan my Tuesday. I work 09:00–17:00 and need a 30-minute lunch plus at least one short break. My dentist appointment is fixed at 14:00–15:00 (including travel). Use my time estimates. If everything does not fit, tell me clearly what to move to another day — do not squeeze or shorten tasks. Return a timed schedule, then a "Moved to another day" list.
My to-dos (in no particular order):
- reply to Anna about the venue (10 min)
- finish Q3 budget draft (2 h)
- call the insurance company (20 min)
- review Jonas's slides (45 min)
- book flights for Berlin (15 min)
- team stand-up 09:30 (15 min, fixed)
- clean up shared drive folders (1 h)
- write newsletter intro (40 min)
- expense report (30 min)
- prepare interview questions for Thursday (45 min)
- update project tracker (20 min)
- order printer toner (5 min)
- read the supplier contract (1 h 15 min)
- send invoice to Kvist AS (10 min)
- dentist 14:00–15:00 (fixed)
- 1:1 with Mia (30 min)
- renew parking permit (10 min)
- draft LinkedIn post about the launch (30 min)
REFERENCE NOTES (true facts about the source):
Available time 09:00–17:00 = 480 min. Fixed: stand-up 15 min, dentist 60 min, lunch 30 min, plus at least one break. The remaining tasks total 645 min, so roughly 4+ hours of work MUST be moved. A plan that schedules everything, overlaps items, or shortens the stated estimates fails 'fits'. Every one of the 16 flexible tasks must appear either in the schedule or the moved list.
CHECKS:
- "fits": Planned work fits 09:00–17:00
- "all-tasks": Every task placed or explicitly deferred
- "breaks": 30-minute lunch and at least one short break
- "fixed": Fixed 14:00 dentist kept
ANSWER:
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You have **9 hours and 55 minutes** of tasks, appointments, and breaks, for an **8-hour** workday (09:00–17:00). Because of this, **1 hour and 55 minutes** of work will need to be moved to another day.
Here is your schedule for Tuesday, prioritized to get urgent admin, team dependencies, and high-focus work out of the way, while pushing lower-priority tasks to tomorrow.
### **Tuesday Schedule**
* **09:00 – 09:10:** Reply to Anna about the venue (10 min)
* **09:10 – 09:20:** Send invoice to Kvist AS (10 min)
* **09:20 – 09:30:** Renew parking permit (10 min)
* **09:30 – 09:45:** **Team stand-up** (15 min, *fixed*)
* **09:45 – 11:45:** Finish Q3 budget draft (2 h)
* **11:45 – 12:00:** *Short break* (15 min)
* **12:00 – 12:30:** 1:1 with Mia (30 min)
* **12:30 – 13:00:** *Lunch* (30 min)
* **13:00 – 13:40:** Write newsletter intro (40 min)
* **13:40 – 14:00:** Call the insurance company (20 min)
* **14:00 – 15:00:** **Dentist appointment** (1 h, *fixed*)
* **15:00 – 15:45:** Review Jonas's slides (45 min)
* **15:45 – 16:30:** Prepare interview questions for Thursday (45 min)
* **16:30 – 16:45:** Book flights for Berlin (15 min)
* **16:45 – 16:50:** Order printer toner (5 min)
* **16:50 – 17:00:** *Buffer / Wrap up the day* (10 min)
***
### **Moved to another day**
These tasks (totalling 2 hours and 5 minutes) do not fit into your 8-hour window and have been bumped. I selected tasks that typically have softer deadlines or require heavy focus that you won't have left at the end of a busy day:
* **Read the supplier contract (1 h 15 min)** – *Requires deep focus; best done fresh on Wednesday morning.*
* **Clean up shared drive folders (1 h)** – *Low-urgency housekeeping.*
* **Draft LinkedIn post about the launch (30 min)** – *Can wait a day.*
* **Expense report (30 min)** – *Routine admin.*
* **Update project tracker (20 min)** – *Can be done first thing Wednesday.*
*(Note: If any of the moved tasks are actually urgent for Tuesday, you can easily swap the "Expense report" + "Draft LinkedIn post" (1 hr total) with "Review Jonas's slides" + "Book flights for Berlin" (1 hr total) in the afternoon).*
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Reply with JSON only, no prose, in exactly this shape:
{"checks":{"<check id>":{"pass":true|false,"reason":"one short sentence"}},"summary":"one sentence on the main strength or weakness"}Original judge summaries
GPT-6 Astra
The schedule meets all four checks, although the stated total workload and deferred-work totals are incorrect.
Claude Sonnet 5
The schedule itself is internally consistent and satisfies all four structural checks, though the explanatory text miscalculates the total workload and moved-time figures.
