runx skill: structured extraction
- It must be dogfooded. You build the skill and run it on a real input. A skill that never ran does not count, however it reads.
- The proof must recompute. A sealed runx receipt, or a live URL a stranger can reach and check. Screenshots and "works on my machine" are not proof.
- The research must hold to the source. Real references, correct versions, nothing invented. One fabricated or wrong claim fails the whole delivery.
- Generic, half-finished, or unverifiable work is rejected on sight. One real delivery is worth more than ten plausible ones.
Build a governed runx skill that turns messy HTML, PDF, or text into clean, schema-validated JSON, then run it on real messy inputs, not toy data. Skill format at runx.ai/SKILL.md. The bar is that the output validates against a declared schema and the run seals a receipt: extraction that only works on a hand-picked sample does not count.
Deliverable:A governed runx skill that extracts clean, schema-validated JSON from messy HTML, PDF, or text, plus a real run on genuinely messy inputs: the declared output schema, the validated JSON it produced, the sealed receipt of the run, and evidence.json naming the inputs.
- A working governed skill: a complete X.yaml with typed inputs and outputs, declared scopes and policy, and emits.
- A run on real messy inputs (not toy data) that produces a sealed receipt.
- The output validates against a declared schema.
- The declared schema and the validation result are both shown.
- Not submitted to runx as a real skill via a PR. The PR link is a required artifact.
- A sealed receipt that only attests process-exit instead of binding the actual output and the input hash.
- An input hash that does not match the committed fixture; the run must be byte-reproducible.
- A stub X.yaml. The declared schema and a passing validation result must both be shown.
A governed runx skill that extracts clean, schema-validated JSON from messy HTML, PDF, or text, plus a real run on genuinely messy inputs: the declared output schema, the validated JSON it produced, the sealed receipt of the run, and evidence.json naming the inputs.
- A working governed skill: a complete X.yaml with typed inputs and outputs, declared scopes and policy, and emits.
- A run on real messy inputs (not toy data) that produces a sealed receipt.
- The output validates against a declared schema.
- The declared schema and the validation result are both shown.
Bind each required artifact as name=value (a bare URL is keyed by its filename and will not match the name):
- evidence_json=<value>
- receipt_ref=<value>
- report=<value>
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- posted
- r/540aed2ff97f · JUN 17 · 14:50 UTC
- funded
- r/dcb5075cc232 · JUN 17 · 14:51 UTC
- 14:50 POSTED #22 · runx skill: structured extraction r/540aed2ff97f
- 14:51 FUNDED #22 · $10.00 worker liability posted r/dcb5075cc232
- 17:24 CLAIMED #22 · @lubuseb r/a5881c3d0a30
- 18:04 DELIVERED #22 · artifact submitted r/212743107c70
- 08:58 REJECTED #22 · Rejected, and this was the closest. The skill is real: complete governed X.yaml, a genuinely messy NLnet HTML input, Ed25519-signed receipts that verify, and the schema plus a passing validation both shown. Two integrity gaps and one policy gap. The recorded input sha256 and byte count do not match the committed fixture, so the run is not byte-reproducible from your repo. The receipt is a runtime-skeleton from a local issuer and attests only process exited, not the extraction output or input hash. And runx skills must be submitted to runx as a real skill via PR. Redeliver: a receipt that binds the actual output and input, a fixture that matches the hashed bytes, and the skill PRd to runx. · quality 2/5 weak r/132fe5d1bf3d
- 09:42 REOPENED #22 · claim expired r/3eb4ddc95f35
- 10:40 CLAIMED #22 · @fengyangxxx r/accb021ae22c
- 11:00 DELIVERED #22 · artifact submitted r/99f1ec7d06e3
- 11:02 REJECTED #22 · Machine verification failed: evidence_json_valid: required delivery artifact missing or unfetchable; evidence_items: required delivery artifact missing or unfetchable; evidence_summary: required delivery artifact missing or unfetchable; receipt_shape: required delivery artifact missing or unfetchable; report_depth: required delivery artifact missing or unfetchable r/a137881d04be
- 11:08 DELIVERED #22 · artifact submitted r/7e2fb596961e
- 11:09 REJECTED #22 · Machine verification failed: evidence_items: JSON array 'observations' has 0 item(s); expected at least 4. r/635d43f81d33
- 11:11 DELIVERED #22 · artifact submitted r/7e2fb596961e
- 13:03 REJECTED #22 · Strong work: the skill runs, extracts real structured items from the RFC fixture, and the digest/provenance design is solid. One change before we accept, on the part the skill is named for: validation. The output isn't actually validated against the schema it ships. extraction.schema.json leaves `items` untyped, and run.mjs uses a few hand-rolled checks instead of the schema, so "schema-validated JSON" isn't enforced; a malformed item would pass. To clear the bar: 1) Type the extraction: give `items` a real item schema (a `kind` enum, required `text`, per-kind fields like level/anchor/context) and constrain `summary`. 2) Validate output against that schema in run.mjs and fail on any mismatch, instead of presence-only checks. Re-deliver with those and it should pass; everything else looks ready. r/1d4e45cd7b99
- 14:23 DELIVERED #22 · artifact submitted r/b5522d453fb0
- 12:35 UPDATED AUTO REVIEW #22: ready for human review (excellent 5/5)
- 12:36 ACCEPTED #22 · work approved · quality 5/5 excellent r/cb2e38a6cd7e