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Expand Up @@ -26,11 +26,13 @@ the side-by-side on these pull requests is CodeRabbit, Copilot and the review ac
**The design.** I went through all my code and security review plugins and kept what I thought
was valuable from each; every reviewer cites its sources in its own folder (see the last section).

The full write-up will be a Medium article *(link when published)* that compares and evaluates:
this repository's evals are imported into General Environments and run across models and harnesses,
for review quality and for cost. Running every task on every model proved expensive, so part of the
work is finding the most economically viable set of tasks and models. The article also covers a
larger, more complex codebase (General Environments itself). This README is its summary.
The full write-up is on the General Environments blog:
[Incorporating Evaluations and Refinement Loops for Non-Regressive Agentic Workflows](https://general-environments.ai/blog/evaluation-refinement-loops/).
It compares and evaluates: this repository's evals are imported into General Environments and run
across models and harnesses, for review quality and for cost. Running every task on every model
proved expensive, so part of the work is finding the most economically viable set of tasks and
models. The post also covers a larger, more complex codebase (General Environments itself). This
README is its summary.

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