feat(red-team): import approved generated cases - #216
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds ChangesGenerated red-team import
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The approval examples cannot be copied without supplying an undefined predicate, and malformed materialization IDs can produce an error shape outside the documented public type. Clarify these contracts before release or track them as bounded follow-up work. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant Aludel.RedTeam
participant GeneratedImporter
participant DatasetImporter
participant Dataset
Caller->>Aludel.RedTeam: import_generated(dataset, generation, options)
Aludel.RedTeam->>GeneratedImporter: import(dataset, generation, options)
GeneratedImporter->>GeneratedImporter: validate generation and approved case IDs
GeneratedImporter->>DatasetImporter: persist prepared entries
DatasetImporter->>Dataset: lock dataset and insert or skip entries
Dataset-->>DatasetImporter: persistence result or conflict
DatasetImporter-->>GeneratedImporter: created and skipped entries
GeneratedImporter-->>Aludel.RedTeam: import result
Aludel.RedTeam-->>Caller: materialization result
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In `@lib/aludel/red_team.ex`:
- Line 38: Update the unknown-case error handling so materialize_error matches
validate_case_ids/1: either widen the {:unknown_case_ids, ...} payload type from
[String.t()] to [term()] while preserving unchanged IDs, or validate and reject
non-binary IDs before constructing the tuple.
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 166-169: Clarify the approval predicate in both examples:
README.md lines 166-169 and guides/red_team.md lines 152-155. Define
approved_by_reviewer?/1 with its boolean contract, or explicitly label it as
application-provided pseudocode and state that callers must supply equivalent
review logic; apply the same clarification at both sites.
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| | :invalid_judge_threshold | ||
| | {:unknown_categories, [term()]} | ||
| | {:unknown_case_ids, [term()]} | ||
| | {:unknown_case_ids, [String.t()]} |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make materialize_error match validate_case_ids/1.
validate_case_ids/1 returns each unknown list member unchanged. materialize(dataset, case_ids: [123]) returns {:unknown_case_ids, [123]}, which violates this [String.t()] type. Widen the type to [term()] or reject non-binary IDs before returning the tuple.
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In `@lib/aludel/red_team.ex` at line 38, Update the unknown-case error handling so
materialize_error matches validate_case_ids/1: either widen the
{:unknown_case_ids, ...} payload type from [String.t()] to [term()] while
preserving unchanged IDs, or validate and reject non-binary IDs before
constructing the tuple.
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| approved_case_ids = | ||
| generation.cases | ||
| |> Enum.filter(&approved_by_reviewer?/1) | ||
| |> Enum.map(& &1.id) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make the approval predicate explicit in both examples.
approved_by_reviewer?/1 is not defined by the example or the documented Aludel API. A reader who copies either example gets an undefined-function error. Define the predicate, or label it as application pseudocode and state its boolean contract.
README.md#L166-L169: defineapproved_by_reviewer?/1or explain that callers must provide equivalent review logic.guides/red_team.md#L152-L155: apply the same clarification.
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In `@README.md` around lines 166 - 169, Clarify the approval predicate in both
examples: README.md lines 166-169 and guides/red_team.md lines 152-155. Define
approved_by_reviewer?/1 with its boolean contract, or explicitly label it as
application-provided pseudocode and state that callers must supply equivalent
review logic; apply the same clarification at both sites.
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Motivation
Generated red-team candidates stopped at an inert review record, leaving applications to recreate approval, persistence, provenance, and retry behavior. This adds an explicit approval boundary that imports selected candidates into an existing dataset without treating generation as authorization.
The import revalidates the complete generation and candidate receipts, requires non-empty unique known candidate IDs, attaches each candidate’s recommended rubric judge, and records generation, review, limits, usage, classification, and integrity provenance without storing raw target context.
A shared transactional importer keeps curated and generated cases consistent. Dataset and matching-entry row locks plus database uniqueness constraints provide atomic writes, exact idempotent retries, conflict rollback, stable ordering, and protection against concurrent mutation. Long deduplication keys use a bounded full SHA-256 representation.
README, HexDocs guides, and the wiki now include approval/import examples and state the UI, Mix CLI, ExUnit, and library API availability clearly.
Test Plan
Next Steps
Add dashboard workflows for browsing the catalog and reviewing generated candidates in a separate focused change.
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