session-gate

To score a playtest session log against a rubric, the system scans the finalized log to compile evidence across dimensions and generates a gate scorecard with a verdict. It reads rubric anchors and outputs a structured report for review.

A playtest rubric scorecard compiles dimension-by-dimension evidence with quotes from a session log to produce a final verdict. It evaluates playtest sessions and marks advisory status for calibration sessions to ensure consistent quality assessment.

You should generate a gate scorecard after the session log is finalized at the LOG stage and before the playtest-panel review. This timing ensures the locked rubric version recorded during PREP is applied accurately to the complete session data.

Session scoring handles advisory sessions by marking their status specifically for calibration purposes. The process still evaluates the 8 rubric dimensions and compiles evidence, but flags these sessions so reviewers know they require calibration rather than a standard final verdict.

No, you must use the locked rubric version recorded in the PREP stage to score a finalized session log. This ensures consistent evaluation by reading rubric anchors from the exact version established before the playtest began.