ClaudeQACoverage has carried "long-horizon accuracy is tested only at the unit level" as a standing gap for four rounds. The simulated-history half is now closed by LearningCurveTest, and the entry says so -- along with what it found, since a harness that changed nothing would be a weaker claim than one that caught two real faults. The other half stays open and is stated plainly: a simulation exercises the engine, not the app. Nothing here proves a real install accumulates those cycles correctly over a year, that snapshots survive updates and time-zone changes, or that the accuracy card shows what the engine computed. That needs elapsed time on a device. Development log entry per WORK_CYCLE step 6, including the two corrections this batch made to its own plan: the coverage dip was a 40-seed artifact, and a swept constant shipped one value away from the measured one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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