Verify the sample
Confirm source, rights, frozen selection, and the single-coder comparison boundary.
Analyze three released interviews about open science, then compare exact coded source regions with the study author’s separately stored coding.
Confirm source, rights, frozen selection, and the single-coder comparison boundary.
The model sees source interviews only. Human codes and spans remain in a separate file.
Use region overlap as a diagnostic, then step into exact human and system records.
Follow one explicit real-to-fixture path through analysis, review, and a sourced write-up.
Zenodo record 17630137, released under CC BY-SA 4.0. The three shortest English transcripts bound demo time and spend; they were not selected for favorable results.
Exhaustive mode requires a coded/no-code decision for every canonical segment. Actual calls and cost are read from execution traces after the run; the dollar values below are hard admission limits, not estimates.
Starts real provider calls. Human categories and applications are not present in the project, pipeline context, prompts, or checkpoints.
This is label-agnostic exact-region overlap against one study author’s public coding. It can reveal missed or overly broad source coverage; it is not “accuracy” or agreement.
Continue through the retained product in order. Every step states whether it uses the real public corpus, a deterministic synthetic fixture, or a failure boundary.