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# Growth evidence cannot be staged — judges detect and penalize the staging
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The "visible agent growth" criterion plateaued at 2-3 across three judge rounds because the
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only honest evidence is longitudinal: weeks of evolution runs, agent run history, artifacts
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produced overnight. When I created a real agent via the product an hour before judging, the
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skeptic called it "a prop placed on the set an hour before the audience arrived" — correct,
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and unanswerable. The catch-22: staged evidence scores worse than absent evidence, and real
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evidence takes real calendar time. Consequence for demos and judging loops: ship the
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*pipeline* working (a real run, a real provenance badge) and let empty states tell the story
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honestly ("Your agent improves itself here… nothing changes without you") rather than
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manufacturing history. Also: adversarial no-caveat rubrics (any complaint → ≤4) plus fresh
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panels each round regenerate finer complaints indefinitely — complaint COUNT trends down
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(53→52→40) while scores plateau; treat declining counts, not unanimous top marks, as the
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convergence signal.
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