STET

flux-commit-64a54b07

Zod (TypeScript) · W2 · GPT-5.1 Codex Mini

fail_high_conf

Tests failed. 0/3 commands passed. Strength: strong.

61.5% run pass rate
Tier 1
primary testsfailednon equivalentfail
find . -name vitest.config.ts -exec sed -i 's/test: {/test: { testTimeout: 30000,/' {} +
gold passagent fail
yarn build
gold passagent fail
yarn test -- --runInBand
gold passagent fail

Partial score: 0/3

Publishable: yesCache: miss

Trajectory

unknown · partial order only

Canonical trajectory missing; showing coarse derived order only.

patch written
Patch captured
#1

Stet captured agent.patch for this trial.

validation
Tests failed
#2
equivalence
Equivalence judgment
#3

non_equivalent

code review
Code review judgment
#4

fail

decision
Final decision
#5

fail_high_conf

Quality

equivalence
non_equivalent
99% confidence
code review
fail
3 findings
footprint
high (1.00)
behavioral
0.0%
cost
$1.61 · 3.7M

Equivalence Reasoning

behavioral

The agent patch appears to add `node_modules/.bin` symlink files (and likely other dependency artifacts) rather than implementing schema traversal/masking logic. It does not show the required functional changes for context-aware visitors, deep mask handling across Zod types, or returning filtered schema instances.

Code Review

correctness: 0/4introduced bug risk: 1/4edge case handling: 0/4maintainability idioms: 0/4

The agent patch is very unlikely to satisfy the intended Flux change: it appears to add node_modules binary symlinks rather than implementing the requested source-level schema visitor and deep masking functionality.

3 findings
Patch does not implement requested schema traversal/masking changes
major

The provided diff adds dependency binary symlinks under node_modules and shows no substantive edits to src schema utilities, so the task requirements are likely unmet.

app/node_modules/.bin/acorn:1
Generated node_modules artifacts were added to the patch
major

The diff includes many .bin symlink entries in node_modules, which are generated artifacts and should not be part of a source patch.

app/node_modules/.bin/tsc:1
Platform-dependent symlink churn increases integration risk
major

Committing local toolchain symlink paths under node_modules can break across environments and CI setups, adding avoidable instability.

app/node_modules/.bin/node-which:1