scaffold-traced-eval-project

To bootstrap a GAD eval project, run the setup command to automatically generate a standard evals directory containing REQUIREMENTS.xml, SCORING.md, gad.json, and a starter template directory from your source docs.

Scaffolding an eval domain requires generating REQUIREMENTS.xml, SCORING.md, gad.json, a starter template directory, and registering a TRACE.json fragment in lib/trace-schema.cjs to ensure proper schema validation.

You can turn a requirements document into an eval benchmark by triggering the scaffolding workflow, which parses loose source docs and outputs a structured eval directory with standardized scoring and trace artifacts.

Yes, scaffolding a GAD eval project automatically registers a TRACE.json fragment within the lib/trace-schema.cjs file to ensure proper schema validation for the newly created eval domain.

You need to create a new eval project template directory when a brand-new eval domain appears that lacks an existing template, or when you must convert design and requirements documents into a structured eval.

The setup process focuses strictly on bootstrapping new eval domains from source docs into a standard folder structure; it enforces consistent artifact generation and does not support modifying existing eval project configurations.