Finance-operations policy qualification v1¶
- Stability: development
- Revision:
v1-development - Scope: repeated policy attempts on stateful finance-operation scenarios
This convention measures whether a frozen starting policy can operate a versioned finance environment reliably enough to support later candidate-bank construction. The native record must preserve the model revision, task-source revision, agent harness, scenario grouping, rollout count, executable outcome, material-control outcome, generated-token cost, tool use, truncation, and infrastructure state.
The qualification profile is not a training-environment forecast. Passing the gate authorizes candidate measurement under the native study protocol. Failing the gate records why a policy is unsuitable without treating infrastructure failures as unsuccessful finance work.
tool_protocol_valid_rate¶
Proportion of infrastructure-valid episodes whose model traces satisfy the
fixed tool-call protocol. Unit: fraction. The sample unit is one episode, and
higher values indicate more reliable operation under the measured harness.
executable_completion_rate¶
Proportion of tool-protocol-valid episodes that pass the source task's
executable checks. Unit: fraction. Direction is contextual because a starting
policy must expose learnable variation: an environment in which the policy
always fails or always succeeds cannot support the planned grouped comparison.
mixed_scenario_group_fraction¶
Proportion of complete scenario groups containing both successful and failed
rollouts. Unit: fraction. Each group contains repeated attempts on one native
scenario. Direction is contextual because the coordinate qualifies measurable
outcome variation rather than downstream utility.
material_control_violation_rate¶
Proportion of infrastructure-valid episodes that violate a task-defined
material control. Unit: fraction. Examples include unauthorized payments or
state changes. Lower is preferable, but the native control taxonomy remains
authoritative.
truncation_rate¶
Proportion of infrastructure-valid episodes that exhaust the fixed interaction
limit. Unit: fraction. Lower is preferable. Truncation remains distinct from
task failure and infrastructure failure.
median_generated_tokens_per_episode¶
Median generated tokens over infrastructure-valid episodes. Unit:
generated_tokens_per_episode. Direction is contextual because it measures
realized interaction cost under a fixed qualification budget.
median_tool_calls_per_episode¶
Median tool calls over infrastructure-valid episodes. Unit:
tool_calls_per_episode. Direction is contextual because the appropriate tool
count depends on the workflow and does not by itself determine quality.
Readiness and edge cases¶
The native gate requires complete planned-episode accounting, at least 98% valid tool protocol, executable completion between 2% and 80%, mixed outcomes in at least 10% of complete groups and at least two workflow families, and no more than 10% truncation. Zero completion and zero mixed-group coverage are valid measurements that fail readiness. Infrastructure-invalid episodes remain separately counted and are excluded from scientific rates where the native estimator requires valid execution.