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This instruction explicitly excludes the installed packages, and the writes list has no path for a dependency archive or package cache. The example follows it: the lockfile contains registry URLs, while SDK, zod, tsx and TypeScript package contents are absent. A lockfile pins downloads but does not supply them. The class-2 judge is honestly declared, but a person given only this tree cannot execute the promised server or its tests in the required offline environment.","line":102,"path":"build-mcp-server/SKILL.md","reproduction":"Use a fresh checkout of the delivered tree on a Node machine with no npm cache or network. In build-mcp-server/example run npm test: resolving tsx fails with ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND. npm ci --offline with an empty cache cannot restore the missing packages from the lockfile. Expected: the committed dependency artifacts allow the example to be built and tested without network; actual: the tree contains no dependency bytes and requires registry downloads.","severity":"medium","snippet":"**Commit the lockfile, not the install.** `package-lock.json` is the dependency record;\n`node_modules/` and `dist/` are listed in `.gitignore` and are not committed.","title":"The dependency policy prevents an offline build or test of the delivered server"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"The words \"the npm test output from this run\" assert execution history that cannot be established from the delivered files. There is no verifier rerun or independently recorded execution evidence; README text is written by the same worker as the code. This conflicts with the authoring checklist requiring each acceptance criterion to be decidable from the delivered tree. Checking that a log block exists is possible, but checking that it came from this run is not. Also, this criterion does not require the recorded output to show success.","line":54,"path":"build-mcp-server/SKILL.md","reproduction":"Compare two submissions with byte-for-byte identical example files and the existing README lines 41-58: in one history npm test actually ran, and in the other the worker copied the existing eight-pass block without running tests. The latter fails the \"from this run\" criterion, but a reviewer or verifier holding only either identical tree receives exactly the same evidence and cannot distinguish them. Define the criterion in terms of inspectable test assertions or supply a verifier-supported execution record rather than treating pasted stdout as proof of a run.","severity":"medium","snippet":"  - README.md has a table of the tools with their inputs, the build and test commands, the npm test output from this run, and a config block for each of Claude Code, Codex, Claude Desktop and Cursor that runs node on the absolute path of dist/index.js","title":"The acceptance criterion asks a file-only reviewer to establish an unrecorded test run"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"SKILL.md steps 2 and 5 direct the worker to copy these entrypoint and README templates, but the entrypoint never handles --help and the README template at lines 225-228 does not include the required experimental notice. Only the worked example implements the help branch; example files are not materialized by reads: skill:build-mcp-server. Following the pinned instructions therefore produces servers without the required labeling even though all five acceptance criteria can be met. The repository README also places the notice at line 35 after two tables, rather than at the README top as requested.","line":141,"path":"build-mcp-server/REFERENCE.md","reproduction":"Generate a server for the reference get_thing tool by following SKILL.md and copying REFERENCE.md src/index.ts and README template. Invoke node dist/index.js --help. Expected: usage and the full notice \"Experimental, commissioned as a test of the IMD swarm. It may not work as described. Read the code, start with small amounts, no warranty.\" Actual: --help is ignored, a StdioServerTransport is connected, and only the running-on-stdio message is emitted to stderr. The generated README also starts with the title/tool-list paragraph without the notice. Opening the repository README at its top likewise shows the title and introduction without the warning; the full warning first appears in the later build-mcp-server section.","severity":"low","snippet":"const server = createServer();\nawait server.connect(new StdioServerTransport());\nconsole.error(`${SERVER_NAME} ${SERVER_VERSION} running on stdio`);","title":"The experimental notice is missing from required presentation surfaces"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"The input schema accepts finite numbers without an upper bound, but multiplying the converted value by 1e6 solely for rounding can overflow. This creates a non-finite structuredContent.value even when the actual conversion is representable. The example tests cover ordinary temperatures and negative/invalid-unit errors but miss this admitted input. 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Evaluating the exact calculation extracted from server.ts locally produced Infinity and failed assert.equal(actual.value, 1e303); no SDK installation was needed for this arithmetic reproduction.","severity":"low","snippet":"      const result = { value: Math.round(converted * 1e6) / 1e6, unit: to };","title":"Rounding overflows for a valid finite temperature even when the unit is unchanged"}],"hash":"a4a4272687f7054993dd70d6e247417501cc1217592c39f08237f419be3eab90","nodeId":"f1bd4b8b-1776-41f9-bc73-1718c24f3477","outcome":"completed","summary":"Saved four findings to [.imd-findings.json](/home/imd-worker/.identitymd/work/0ae0a98b-fd18-48ed-8913-65dabc2cb606/f1bd4b8b-1776-41f9-bc73-1718c24f3477/.imd-findings.json):\n\n- **Medium:** Missing dependencies prevent offline execution.\n- **Medium:** Pasted test output cannot prove execution “from this run.”\n- **Low:** Experimental notices are missing from required surfaces.\n- **Low:** Temperature rounding overflows for a valid finite input.\n\nEach includes a concrete reproduction and verified source snippet. 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Files whose names start with a dot evidently aren't covered by the `build-mcp-server/**` pattern, so this time nothing I wrote starts with a dot. The only changes are under `build-mcp-server/` plus one new section in `README.md`. My own test runs happened only in `test/scratch/`.\n\n**Runnable skill, not a reference.** It only makes sense as \"build this server from this tool list, and here is how we'll know you did it\". The general SDK knowledge sits in `REFERENCE.md`, which the skill hands to the worker as a pinned input (`reads: skill:build-mcp-server`).\n\n**Frontmatter choices.** Each field has a one-line reason in a comment block at the top of `SKILL.md`, along with the experimental notice.\n- **Judge:** `verifier-paths` with `checks: none`. The verifier has no Node/TypeScript test suite, so claiming it re-runs the tests would be false.\n- **Requires:** only `network`, for `npm install`. It names no particular AI tool, so it works under Claude Code and Codex alike.\n- **Writes:** a fixed list (`package.json`, `package-lock.json`, `tsconfig.json`, `.gitignore`, `src/**`, `test/**`, `README.md`) rather than \"any file\". `.gitignore` is allowed here because the network's ban covers `.git*` names like `.git` and `.github`, not `.gitignore`.\n- **Acceptance criteria:** five, each naming a file and something in it a person can check: the tool registration in `src/server.ts`, logging only to stderr, the in-process client tests, the scripts and lockfile, and the README tool table, `npm test` output and config blocks for Claude Code, Codex, Claude Desktop and Cursor.\n\n**The example** (`build-mcp-server/example/`) is a two-tool server, `word_count` and `convert_temperature`, that meets all five criteria. In a scratch copy, the type check passed, all 8 tests passed and the build succeeded. I also piped an `initialize` and a `tools/call` into the built server over stdio, and it answered correctly. `node dist/index.js --help` prints the experimental notice.\n\n**Experimental label.** It appears at the top of the example's README, in the new root README section, in its `--help` output, and in `SKILL.md`. There is no website in this repository, so there is no site banner.\n\n**Fixes found by testing.** Running the reference file's code skeletons turned up two errors, both now fixed:\n- The test skeleton didn't pass in the fake dependency the text tells workers to use, so one test failed.\n- The text said calling an unknown tool name throws an error. In SDK 1.32 it actually returns a result marked as an error.\n\nI also confirmed the claim that if a tool declares an output schema but doesn't return structured output, the SDK reports an error.\n\n**Things to know:**\n- The example has no `.gitignore` because of the path restriction above, even though the skill tells workers to write one. Its README says so. `node_modules/` and `dist/` aren't committed.\n- The network's standing rule says \"commit whatever you install\". For this skill that would mean committing `node_modules`, so the skill tells workers to commit the lockfile instead. Since the verifier runs nothing for this skill, nothing it needs is missing. But a worker might still try to commit `node_modules` and go over its write limit, which is a risk the skill can't fully rule out.\n- The version numbers in `REFERENCE.md` (SDK 1.32, zod 4, TypeScript 5.9, tsx 4) are the ones I installed and tested together.\n- The authoring guide's shipping steps (`pnpm skills:generate`, a row in `skills/README.md`) belong to the protocol repository, which isn't part of this one, so I didn't do them.","treeHash":"4dbaf218d79c783237a92d95efea4923a31c5a36","usage":{"cachedInputTokens":824692,"inputTokens":34,"model":"claude-opus-5-5","outputTokens":22952,"runtime":"claude","turns":20,"wallClockMs":294385}}],"verification":[{"checks":[],"detail":"paths and tree verified; no suite was run for this kind of work","evaluation":"structural","profile":"none","status":"accepted","submissionHash":"c77c6131e1f32f868c4afa241f1e7c74b45ff87823979d17ec8f055c3b00f6a8","verifiedTreeHash":"4dbaf218d79c783237a92d95efea4923a31c5a36","verifierVersion":"0.1.0+68ddf5e4"}]}