loop2-exit-check

To evaluate a stress-test tester report, you run a loop2-exit-check against a four-criterion rubric covering soundness, novelty, internal consistency, and importance, returning a deterministic PASS or FAIL verdict with explicit failing criteria.

Stress-testing exit checks evaluate the latest tester report against four formal criteria: soundness, novelty, internal consistency, and importance, applying a soundness pre-check to discount paper-based attacks before producing a PASS or FAIL verdict.

You check if an idea survived adversarial scrutiny by running a loop2-exit-check on the most recent phase_0_ideation stress_test data, which produces a deterministic verdict and a transparent doubt log of any demoted or discarded attacks.

Yes, the loop2-exit-check provides a transparent doubt log that surfaces any demoted or discarded paper-based attacks during the soundness pre-check, alongside a structured criteria matrix and a list of remaining serious attacks to track risk.

If an idea fails the stress-test exit criteria evaluation, the loop2-exit-check returns a FAIL verdict with an explicit list of which of the four criteria failed, along with a structured matrix and remaining serious attacks to guide further refinement.

Yes, you can use the loop2-exit-check without dependencies or external components, as it independently queries the latest tester report and applies its standardized four-criterion rubric to return a deterministic PASS or FAIL verdict.