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Six tasks split across three skills (coder/writer/researcher) so baseline has a real allocation problem to solve. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GTMjKP43wCk9fLF2X6DGzs
Single system+user turn, no tool loop, since a bid needs neither. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GTMjKP43wCk9fLF2X6DGzs
Contractor identity (alex/brooke/casey) stays fixed across conditions; only each name's system prompt changes per condition. Award goes to the highest-confidence true bid, ties broken by announcement order. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GTMjKP43wCk9fLF2X6DGzs
Verified the crash path (missing provider package) in a scratch copy: row gets blank counts and the error in note, log file still written. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GTMjKP43wCk9fLF2X6DGzs
Results and interpretation left as TODO: no API key/provider package is available in this environment, so no real run exists yet to report on honestly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GTMjKP43wCk9fLF2X6DGzs
anthropic SDK 1.6.0's messages.create() no longer accepts temperature; passing it crashed every Anthropic-backed call. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01H19gyDFzCQjkGp5sqkJbVK
baseline is clean (6/6 correct all 3 runs). homogeneous collapses to 2/6 via tie-break order bias and an honest no-bid. overconfident shows one consistent misaward where alex's forced confidence outbids casey's honest bid on task-6. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01H19gyDFzCQjkGp5sqkJbVK
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01H19gyDFzCQjkGp5sqkJbVK
[week-03] 26620029
…RT.md Mirrors the actual single-process, no-session/DB call path (tasks.json -> run_task() -> model.py -> parse_bid() -> award/scoring), with the message count formula and the temperature-SDK crash noted as grounded facts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01H19gyDFzCQjkGp5sqkJbVK
[week-03] 26620029 — REPORT.md 아키텍처 섹션 추가
…future runs into runs/ - contract_net.py: public_view(task) strips gold before a task ever reaches ANNOUNCE_TEMPLATE; run_task takes gold as a separate argument used only after the award, with an assert against regressions. - model.py: Meter tracks last_input/last_output so a caller can read one call's token split instead of only the running total. - run_experiments.py: each invocation now writes to its own runs/<timestamp>[-label]/ folder (results.csv, new bids.csv with per-bid token cost, logs/, config.json) unless --update-root is passed to regenerate the graded root artifacts. - DESIGN_CHANGES.md: documents the three changes and the mock-based dry run used to verify them (no API key available in this session). Verified: scripts/check_week03.py still passes against the untouched root results.csv/logs/tasks.json/REPORT.md; a call_model stub confirmed no "gold" token reaches the prompt string and per-bid token fields populate. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015JERP7G87Mo29zZ86bgjV6
…record findings runs/20260917T021557-anthropic-blind-gold-tokens/: 3 conditions x 3 runs, same tasks.json, via the new run-folder layout. OpenRouter access was blocked by this session's network policy (gateway 403 to openrouter.ai), so this used the Anthropic key instead. Confirmed from the logs: "gold" appears only in post-award [award] lines, never in the announcement/bid lines sent to a contractor -- the public_view()/assert split holds under a real run, not just the dry run. bids.csv shows what the fixed messages=42 count in results.csv cannot: overconfident averages 183.6 tokens/bid vs baseline's 173.2 (+6%, alex's forced high-confidence prompt produces longer justifications), while homogeneous averages 167.1 (-3.5%, shallower generalist reasoning). DESIGN_CHANGES.md updated with this table and interpretation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015JERP7G87Mo29zZ86bgjV6
…riginal Added section 6 to REPORT.md summarizing what PR #3 built (gold isolation, per-bid token metering, runs/ folder), what was tried and discarded, how to run it, and the actual claude-sonnet-4-5 findings (token-per-bid table, gold-never-in-prompt confirmation). Sections 1-5 are untouched. archive/REPORT-original-2026-09-15.md is a verbatim copy of REPORT.md as it stood before this change, for grading-history purposes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015JERP7G87Mo29zZ86bgjV6
…architecture section - Swapped section order: Results is now 1, Setup is now 2. - Setup (2) trimmed to just the test conditions (contractors, protocol, a baseline/homogeneous/overconfident table); dropped the provider/model/temperature/SDK-quirk narrative, which was really implementation detail, not experimental design. - System Architecture (5) rewritten as a step-by-step walkthrough (5.1 inputs, 5.2 pipeline, 5.3 outputs) based on the content of the linked interactive artifact, replacing the old flat bullet list. The provider-selection and SDK-temperature-crash details that were cut from Setup now live here, where they belong (implementation, not design). Verified: scripts/check_week03.py still passes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015JERP7G87Mo29zZ86bgjV6
Rolled REPORT.md back to the version at 65cd66e (section 6 present, sections 1-5 in their original order/content) -- undoes b4b643e's section reorder (Results/Setup swap), the trimmed Setup, and the expanded System Architecture walkthrough. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015JERP7G87Mo29zZ86bgjV6
Replaced the flat mermaid flowchart with one grouped the way the artifact (claude.ai/artifact/5SFQGAvm9cRQhre14TREuW) draws it: an "입력 3종" subgraph (tasks.json, Run Config, Prompt Profiles), the Experiment Runner container with the messages-tally rule and exception handling as their own nodes alongside Announce/Contractors/parse_bid/ award, and an "출력 3종" subgraph. Surrounding prose and the "세부 사실" bullets are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015JERP7G87Mo29zZ86bgjV6
System Architecture is now section 1, Setup 2, Results 3, Smith comparison 4, Interpretation 5. Section 6 unchanged. Fixed the two cross-references inside 6.4 that pointed at the old numbers (Results "1절" -> "3절", Interpretation "4절" -> "5절"). Content of each section is otherwise untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015JERP7G87Mo29zZ86bgjV6
Dropped the provider/model/temperature/SDK-version-crash narrative from Setup -- that's implementation detail, now covered in section 1 (architecture) and 6.3 (how to run). Setup keeps only what defines the experiment: the three contractor personas, the announce/bid/award protocol, and a baseline/homogeneous/overconfident conditions table. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015JERP7G87Mo29zZ86bgjV6
…er bias Follow-up to the observation that every tie in homogeneous always went to alex: that's consistent with either "alex is subtly favored" or "whoever is announced first always wins ties" (the tie-break key is -CONTRACTOR_ORDER.index(n), and announce order was always fixed alex->brooke->casey). This change makes it testable: - contract_net.py: run_task/run_condition take an `order` list (default CONTRACTOR_ORDER); tie-break now keys off this order, not the global constant. New condition `homogeneous_shuffled` (same profiles as homogeneous) randomizes the announcement order per task and logs it. bid_records now include announce_position for analysis. - run_experiments.py: new --conditions flag runs a chosen subset instead of always the three graded ones; --update-root refuses anything other than exactly baseline,homogeneous,overconfident so the new condition can never land in the graded root results.csv. Verified with a call_model stub (all bids forced to tie at the same confidence): the winner tracks whoever the shuffled order put first for that task, not a fixed name -- and scripts/check_week03.py still passes against the untouched root artifacts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015JERP7G87Mo29zZ86bgjV6
…-bias hypothesis
runs/20260917T052554-shuffled-order-tiebreak/: 3 runs of the new
homogeneous_shuffled condition. Across the 18 tasks, 15 produced a true
three-way tie at identical confidence -- and in all 15, the award went
to whoever the per-task shuffle put first (winner-name distribution
{alex:8, brooke:4, casey:3} matches the position-0 distribution
exactly). Confirms the hypothesis from the original homogeneous runs:
"alex always wins ties" was the fixed alex->brooke->casey announcement
order, not any property of alex specifically.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015JERP7G87Mo29zZ86bgjV6
…d section 7 Documents the third experiment: hypothesis (is "alex always wins ties" an alex-specific bias or just fixed announcement order?), the homogeneous_shuffled implementation, and the claude-sonnet-4-5 result (15/15 ties won by whoever was announced first; winner-name distribution matches the position-0 distribution exactly) with six concrete task-1/task-4 examples pulled from the actual logs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015JERP7G87Mo29zZ86bgjV6
…_casey Follow-up to the tie-break experiment: same question, different variable. overconfident_PROFILES hardcoded the forced-high-confidence override onto alex specifically. Factored it into _make_overconfident(profiles, who) so the same override text can be pinned to any one contractor, then added overconfident_brooke and overconfident_casey (brooke/casey get the override, the other two stay on their honest baseline) -- lets the next experiment check whether the overconfidence effect is alex-specific or shows up for whoever gets it. GRADED_CONDITIONS is unchanged, so --update-root's guard still only accepts the original three. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015JERP7G87Mo29zZ86bgjV6
runs/20260917T053502-overconfident-identity-check/: overconfident, overconfident_brooke, overconfident_casey x 3 runs each, same code as overconfident_brooke/_casey were just added with. Headline: overconfident_brooke and overconfident_casey both scored 0 misawards across all 9 combined runs, vs overconfident(alex)'s 4 across 3 runs. Two separable causes found in bids.csv: (1) compliance with the "bid true on everything" override is persona-dependent -- alex and casey comply 12/12 times on off-skill tasks (confidence pinned at exactly 90 every time), brooke complies only 1/12, refusing the rest with honest low confidence; (2) even 100% compliance doesn't guarantee a misaward -- casey's forced 90 never beats alex/brooke's honest 95 on their own gold tasks, it would only have worked against a gold contractor whose honest confidence dips below 90, which only happened for casey itself on task-6 (85) -- the one case where alex's override actually won. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015JERP7G87Mo29zZ86bgjV6
…section 8 Documents the fourth experiment: hypothesis (is the overconfidence effect alex-specific?), the overconfident_brooke/_casey implementation, and the claude-sonnet-4-5 result -- 0 misawards for both brooke and casey overconfident vs 4 for alex, decomposed into two mechanisms: persona-dependent compliance with the override instruction (alex/casey 100%, brooke 8%) and the fact that even full compliance only wins when the competing honest bidder's confidence on that specific task happens to be below the override's fixed ~90, which was only ever true for casey on task-6. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015JERP7G87Mo29zZ86bgjV6
…h, correct 6.4/8.3 Fifth "experiment" is pure analysis, no new API calls: reads all three committed bids.csv files (378 bids total) and correlates input_tokens/ output_tokens against task-description length and system-prompt length. Finding: input_tokens tracks system-prompt character length almost perfectly (r=+0.999, ~4.2 chars/token) and barely tracks desc length (r=+0.24). output_tokens (the actual reasoning/justification text) barely tracks desc length either (r=+0.12) and does NOT track condition the way 6.4 and 8.3 claimed -- overconfident's output_tokens is flat or slightly *lower* than baseline's, not higher. The "overconfident costs 6% more / homogeneous costs 3.5% less" finding from 6.4 is ~entirely an input-token artifact of override/generalist prompt text length, not a "model reasons more when overconfident" behavioral effect as originally guessed. Added REPORT.md section 9 with the full breakdown, and corrected the wrong causal claims left in 6.4 and 8.3 in place (marked "[9절에서 정정]" rather than silently rewritten, so the original guess stays visible). analysis/token_correlation.py reproduces every number in section 9 from the already-committed runs/*/bids.csv files, no API key needed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015JERP7G87Mo29zZ86bgjV6
Sections 2 (Setup), 3 (Results), and 5 (Interpretation) are now each split into 2.1-2.5 / 3.1-3.5 / 5.1-5.5, one subsection per experiment run this session: 1. baseline/homogeneous/overconfident (original submission) 2. gold isolation + per-bid token metering + runs/ folder 3. homogeneous_shuffled (tie-break order bias) 4. overconfident_brooke/_casey (overconfidence identity check) 5. token-cost correlation analysis (desc length vs system-prompt length) Each subsection is a short summary pointing at the corresponding deep dive (sections 6-9) rather than duplicating it. Section 6 renamed from "후속 설계 변경" to "두 번째 실험" to match the "N번째 실험" naming already used by 7/8/9, with its intro updated to cross-reference 2.2/3.2/5.2. Sections 1 and 4 are unchanged, per the request. Fixed a stray "5.2절·8.3절" reference (should read "6.4절·8.3절") introduced while writing 5.5. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015JERP7G87Mo29zZ86bgjV6
[week-03] 26620029 — gold isolation, per-bid token metering, runs/ folder
…mats Two-agent price negotiation (buyer budget vs. seller reserve) run through the same four FIPA acts under three message formats. MAX_TURNS=5, model claude-haiku-4-5-20251001. tagged/free violations both trace back to a counter-price landing in a message classified as reject-proposal instead of propose, so accept-proposal later resolves to a stale price -- see REPORT.md part 4. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Kept as grading evidence, not deleted: this run used the same code and scenarios but an 8-message turn limit instead of 5, and produced far more deal/no_deal outcomes and fewer open ones (see REPORT.md part 4). Also predates the protocol.py fix that stopped calling the reader for accept-proposal's price in the tagged condition -- these tagged-r* logs still show the extra call the spec doesn't ask for. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Not part of the assignment's required deliverable -- a side question: if a broker can subsidize up to N to each side (widening the deal window to [reserve-N, budget+N] on a single transaction), how many more deals close, and does it favor the buyer or the seller? At N=20 all 6 scenarios closed (vs. 2/6 direct) and 5/6 landed in the cheaper half of the widened window, i.e. favored the buyer -- see results_broker.csv. An earlier version of this script split the subsidy into two independent N-only sub-negotiations per side, which was wrong (neither leg alone could cover a gap bigger than N); logs_broker/ and results_broker.csv reflect the corrected single- widened-window model only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Syncs this machine's week-04 work (free/tagged/structured negotiation, REPORT.md, archived MAX_TURNS=8 attempt, extra broker exploration) into main for pulling on other machines. Not yet opened as a PR to upstream. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…epeats Adds 4 boundary/extreme-gap scenarios (umbrella +2, watch -2, used-car +300, TV -200) alongside the original 4, and raises REPEATS 3->5 in run.py. run.py already skips (run, scenario) pairs present in results.csv, so re-running only adds the new scenarios and the 4th/5th repeat -- existing 3-repeat data for the original 4 scenarios is kept. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017KHyeVL2C6S9Ki2asRMo4q
The .env dotenv loader took line.partition("=")'s value verbatim, so a
quoted ANTHROPIC_API_KEY="sk-..." line kept the literal quote
characters and every call failed with a 401 invalid x-api-key. Strip
one layer of matching single/double quotes before setdefault.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017KHyeVL2C6S9Ki2asRMo4q
….md in Korean 120 episodes total (was 36). New finding: all 7 violations concentrate in narrow-positive-gap scenarios (+2/+10/+20); wide-gap (+300) and every impossible-gap scenario have zero violations. structured's only deals (5/5) happen at gap=+300, converging on the identical 350->reject ->400->accept script every run. tagged correctly no_deal's 5/5 at the widest impossible gap (-200), while free still misreads the buyer's opening query as a format error there, matching the README's predicted failure mode. REPORT.md rewritten in Korean per user request, keeping the same 4-part structure (setup, results, FIPA comparison, interpretation) and adding a per-scenario gap breakdown table. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017KHyeVL2C6S9Ki2asRMo4q
…RT.md Syncs this machine's follow-up week-04 work (8 scenarios, 5 repeats, .env quote-stripping fix, REPORT.md rewritten in Korean) into main for pulling on other machines. Still not opened as a PR to upstream. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017KHyeVL2C6S9Ki2asRMo4q
model.py: the anthropic SDK (actually 1.8.0, corrected from a wrong
1.5.0 note) dropped temperature/top_p/top_k from Messages.create()'s
typed kwargs -- confirmed by reading the SDK source. That's an SDK
binding change, not an API change: a live call to
claude-haiku-4-5-20251001 with extra_body={"temperature": 0.2} still
succeeds. Now pin TEMPERATURE=1.0 (Anthropic's own API default, so
this does not change behavior vs. the unset-default runs before it)
via extra_body on every call, so it is explicit and reproducible
instead of implicit.
Archived the full pre-fix 120-episode run (8 scenarios x 5 repeats,
results.csv + 15 logs) under _old_no_temperature_control/ as a
discarded attempt, same convention as _old_maxturns8/. Cleared the
live results.csv/logs/ to regenerate the full batch under the pinned
temperature; that run is in progress and will land in a follow-up
commit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017KHyeVL2C6S9Ki2asRMo4q
…e REPORT.md Regenerated all 8 scenarios x 3 conditions x 5 repeats from scratch under the extra_body temperature=1.0 fix, replacing the pre-fix run now archived under _old_no_temperature_control/. The gap-size finding reproduces: all 12 violations (up from 7) still concentrate in the three narrow-positive-gap scenarios (+2/+10/+20); wide-gap (+300) and every impossible-gap scenario stay at zero violations, and structured's only deals still happen at gap=+300 with the same propose->reject->propose->accept script (400 x4, 450 x1). REPORT.md rewritten: corrected the temperature note (SDK dropped it from Messages.create()'s typed kwargs, but extra_body proves the API itself still accepts it on this model), updated all results/gap/ episode tables to the new data, and added evidence that the narrow-gap violation pattern held across two independent runs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017KHyeVL2C6S9Ki2asRMo4q
Syncs this machine's temperature fix (extra_body, pinned to the API default 1.0) and the resulting full re-run of the 120-episode experiment into main for pulling on other machines. Still not opened as a PR to upstream. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017KHyeVL2C6S9Ki2asRMo4q
…d) run negotiation.py: MAX_TURNS 5 -> 20, to see whether episodes that hit "open" at 5 turns actually converge to a deal/no_deal given more room, and whether that changes which scenarios produce violations. Archived the full temperature-pinned 5-turn 120-episode run under _old_maxturns5/, same convention as _old_maxturns8/ and _old_no_temperature_control/. Full 20-turn re-run in progress; results land in a follow-up commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017KHyeVL2C6S9Ki2asRMo4q
…tirely Regenerated all 8 scenarios x 3 conditions x 5 repeats under the new 20-turn limit, replacing the 5-turn (temperature-pinned) run now archived under _old_maxturns5/. Headline finding: open outcomes drop from 32/23/34 out of 40 (free/tagged/structured) to exactly 0/0/0 -- observed max turns were only 9/9/15, nowhere near 20, so the earlier "most episodes end open" result was an artifact of a turn limit too short for these negotiations, not a property of the message formats. With room to converge: structured reaches 40/40 correct and 0 violations (buyer monotonically raises its own offer under its own budget cap while the seller only accepts at/above its reserve, so the accepted price is structurally bounded -- no sincerity failure is possible even though the seller never states a counter-price). free improves to 37/40 correct (3 violations). tagged gets worse (12 violations, up from 7) -- more turns means more chances for a mistagged counter-offer to plant a stale last_price before the final accept locks onto it. The narrow-gap concentration (scenarios 90/100/95, gap +20/+10/+2) holds for a third independent run in a row; violations are still zero at gap=+300 and on every impossible-gap scenario. REPORT.md rewritten: turn-limit note in setup, all results/gap/episode tables refreshed, comparison table and interpretation rebuilt around the "turn limit was suppressing the real tradeoff" finding with fresh log evidence (structured's climb-by-5 script, tagged's mistagged counter-offer). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017KHyeVL2C6S9Ki2asRMo4q
Syncs this machine's turn-limit increase (5->20) and the resulting full re-run of the 120-episode experiment into main for pulling on other machines. Headline result: with room to converge, "open" disappears entirely and structured reaches 40/40 correct with zero violations. Still not opened as a PR to upstream. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017KHyeVL2C6S9Ki2asRMo4q
…ation exploration negotiation.py: MAX_TURNS back to 20->5 (the graded configuration). Restored results.csv/logs to the same content as _old_maxturns5/ (byte- identical config: temperature=1.0, MAX_TURNS=5, same 8 scenarios/5 repeats) rather than re-spending API budget re-generating statistically equivalent data. The 20-turn run is archived under _old_maxturns20/. run_episode() now also returns buyer_history/seller_history and each side's last stated offer (buyer_last_offer/seller_last_offer) -- extra fields ignored by run.py's CSV writer, added so a caller can continue an "open" episode's exact conversation instead of restarting it. New extra_broker_escalation/run_escalation.py (non-graded exploration, distinct from ../extra_broker/'s subsidy-window model): when the base MAX_TURNS=5 negotiation ends "open", a neutral broker (blind to both sides' private limits) mediates for up to 5 more messages, proposing the midpoint of the two sides' own last stated offers and nudging toward whoever rejects. If that also ends "open", a master broker with no such limit forces an unconditional settlement at the midpoint of the two sides' PRIVATE reserve/budget, guaranteeing a deal every time -- correctly producing a violation when deal_possible=0, since no price can satisfy both limits there. Scope: 8 scenarios x 3 conditions x 1 repeat (24 base episodes) -- run in progress, results.csv lands in a follow-up commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017KHyeVL2C6S9Ki2asRMo4q
…red experiments extra_broker_escalation/results_escalation.csv and remaining per-episode logs land here (the run started in the previous commit). 24 base episodes (8 scenarios x 3 conditions x 1 repeat): only 1 resolves at the base 5-turn negotiation, 12 need broker mediation, 11 need the unconditional master broker. Correctness drops sharply with each escalation stage (base 1/1, broker 10/12, master_broker 4/11) -- master_broker's 4 deal_possible=1 cases are all correct (the forced midpoint is structurally inside [reserve, budget]) and its 7 deal_possible=0 cases are all violations (no price can satisfy both limits there, so forcing one guarantees a violation). Two of the broker-stage violations come from an agent voluntarily accepting a price past its own private limit, the same failure mode narrow-gap scenarios showed in experiments 2-3. REPORT.md rewritten end to end as five numbered, chronological experiments (original submission -> scenario expansion -> temperature pinned -> MAX_TURNS=20 -> broker escalation), each with its exact settings, results table, and its own mermaid flowchart, plus the FIPA-ACL comparison table and a synthesis section tying all five together. The pre-existing extra_broker/ subsidy-window exploration is kept as an appendix to experiment 1, distinguished from experiment 5's conversational broker. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017KHyeVL2C6S9Ki2asRMo4q
…PORT.md Syncs this machine's final week-04 round into main for pulling on other machines: MAX_TURNS reverted to 5 (the graded setting), the 20-turn run archived, a new broker-escalation exploration (neutral broker mediation, then an unconditional master broker as last resort), and REPORT.md rewritten as five numbered chronological experiments with per-experiment mermaid diagrams. Still not opened as a PR to upstream. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017KHyeVL2C6S9Ki2asRMo4q
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…20 ep) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…retation, add Jev experiments section Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…er machine Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Week 03 과제
Smith(1980)의 contract net(공고-입찰-낙찰) 프로토콜을, LLM 계약자 세 명(
alex/brooke/casey)이 JSON 입찰을 내는 방식으로 재현했다. REPORT.md는 이 제출물에서 실제로 돌린 다섯 개 실험을 다룬다 — 15절이 실험 15의 조건·결과·해석을 각각 나열·요약하고, 69절이 실험 25의 자세한 가설·구현·실측·결론이다.실험 1 — baseline / homogeneous / overconfident (최초 제출)
계약자 세 명, 조건별로 system prompt만 다르게 한 3조건 × 3 run.
baselinehomogeneousoverconfidentalex만 모든 태스크에bid=true·confidence≥90강제실험 2 — gold 격리 · 입찰당 토큰 계측 · runs/ 폴더 분리
실험 1과 같은 3조건을 코드 구조만 세 가지로 바꿔 다시 실행:
gold를announcement_task(공개 필드: id·desc만)와 분리해, 프롬프트를 만드는 코드의 변수 스코프에 애초에 존재하지 않도록 리팩터링(public_view(task)+assert).messages는 조건과 무관하게 42로 고정돼 협상 비용 차이를 전혀 못 보여준다.Meter를 확장해 입찰 하나하나의 input/output 토큰을bids.csv에 기록했다.run_experiments.py가 매 실행을runs/<타임스탬프>-라벨/에 격리 저장해, 다음 실험이 이전 결과를 덮어쓰지 않게 했다.실험 3 — homogeneous_shuffled (공지 순서 무작위화)
실험 1·2에서 "homogeneous의 동점 입찰은 항상 alex가 낙찰"이라고 관찰됐다. 이게 alex 고유의 성질인지, 고정된 공지 순서(alex→brooke→casey) 때문인지 가리기 위해,
homogeneous와 같은 프로필에 계약자 공지 순서만 태스크마다 무작위로 섞는 조건을 추가했다. 동점 처리 규칙도 이 무작위 순서를 그대로 따르도록 바꿨다.실험 4 — overconfident_brooke / overconfident_casey (과신 대상 교체)
"과신 효과가 alex라는 정체성과 무관한가"를 확인하기 위해, 같은 override 문구("무조건 bid=true, confidence≥90")를 alex 대신 brooke·casey에게 각각 걸고 나머지 둘은 정직하게 둔 두 조건을 추가했다(
_make_overconfident(profiles, who)로 일반화).실험 5(분석) — 토큰 비용은 desc 길이 때문인가, confidence 조작 때문인가
새 API 호출 없이, 실험 2·3·4에서 쌓인
bids.csv(378개 입찰 레코드)를tasks.json의 태스크 설명 길이·contract_net.CONDITIONS의 system prompt 길이와 상관분석했다 — 실험 2에서 본 조건별 토큰 비용 차이의 진짜 원인을 확인하기 위함이다.Results & Interpretation (실험 1~5)
실험 1:
baseline9/9 run 모두 깨끗(오배정 0).homogeneous가 최악(2/6 정답, run당 오배정 3~4) — 동점 처리 규칙이 매번 같은 방식으로 동전 던지기를 해결하고, 정체성 없는 제너럴리스트가 정직하게 거절하며 미배정도 발생.overconfident는 영향이 제한적(5/6, run당 오배정 1, 매번 정확히 task-6) — alex의 강제 confidence가 그 태스크의 gold 계약자(casey)의 정직한 confidence를 실제로 넘을 때만 오배정.실험 2: gold는 9 run 전체 로그에서 낙찰 이후
[award] ... (gold=...)줄에만 등장 — 공고·입찰 단계 노출 0건. 입찰당 토큰은overconfident173.2→183.6(+6%),homogeneous173.2→167.1(−3.5%) —messages(모든 조건 42)로는 안 보이는 차이. (이 차이의 원인에 대한 최초 해석은 실험 5에서 정정됨.)실험 3:
homogeneous_shuffled3 run(18개 태스크) 중 15개가 진짜 동점이었고, 그 15번 전부(100%) 그 태스크에서 가장 먼저 공지받은 계약자가 낙찰받았다. 낙찰자 이름 분포({alex:8, brooke:4, casey:3})가 "1순위 공지 이름" 분포와 정확히 일치 — "동점이면 alex"는 alex 편향이 아니라 고정 공지 순서가 만든 프로토콜 차원의 구조적 편향이었다.실험 4:
overconfident(alex)는 3 run 합계 오배정 4건인데overconfident_brooke·overconfident_casey는 9 run 합계 오배정 0건. 원인 두 가지: (1) override 지시 순응율이 페르소나마다 다름 — 자기 분야 밖 태스크에서 alex·casey는 12/12(100%) 순응(매번 confidence 정확히 90), brooke는 1/12(8%)만 순응하고 나머지는 정직하게 거절; (2) 100% 순응해도, 상대(정직한 gold 계약자)의 그 태스크 confidence가 override의 confidence(≈90)보다 낮아야만 실제로 낙찰을 가로챈다 — 6개 gold 태스크 중 그런 경우는 casey의 task-6(정직 confidence 85)뿐이었다. "과신 조건은 늘 몇 번은 오배정을 낸다"는 실험 1 시점의 일반화는 이 실험으로 반증됐다.실험 5:
input_tokens는 system prompt 글자수와 거의 완벽히 비례(r=+0.999, ~4.2자/토큰)하고 desc 길이와는 거의 무관(r=+0.24).output_tokens(실제 추론/근거)도 desc 길이(r=+0.12)나 조건과 뚜렷한 관계가 없었다 —overconfident의 output은 오히려baseline보다 살짝 낮았다. 이는 실험 2에서 처음 썼던 해석("confidence 조작이 근거를 더 길게 쓰게 만든다")이 틀렸다는 뜻이다: 조건별 토큰 비용 차이는 desc 길이도, 모델이 실제로 더/덜 추론해서도 아니라, 실험 설계에서 써넣은 system prompt(override 문구·제너럴리스트 문구) 자체의 글자수 차이가 거의 전부였다. REPORT.md에는 이 최초 해석을 삭제하지 않고 "[9절에서 정정]" 표시를 달아 정정 내역을 남겼다.What I tried and discarded
results.csv에 바로 추가하려 했으나 CI가 헤더를 정확히 고정 검사해서 별도bids.csv로 분리.assert가 더 단순하고 더 일찍 실패해서 그쪽으로 변경.How to run
Checklist
python scripts/check_week03.py submissions/26620029/week-03passes locallylogs/,runs/*/logs/