Yare Handoff Integrity Bench
Yare was tested on messy AI coding handoffs with conflicting agent claims, changed files, unresolved approvals, and receipts.
Recorded checks cover:
- compile scattered agent output into one current-state handoff
- detect contradictions
- preserve receipts
- persist memory in CockroachDB
- archive proof artifacts to S3
- expose the same handoff through MCP
- show how work-state changed over time
The results below are separate recorded integration checks, not one combined run. The local bench checks expected handoff content, repeatable state hashes, receipt integrity, and configured storage read-back. MCP client sessions are separate.
| Proof | Result | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Real CockroachDB write/read | PASS | Smoke result |
| Real S3 receipt archive | PASS | Smoke result |
| Claude Code MCP read | PASS | MCP result |
| Codex MCP read | PASS | MCP result |
| Cursor MCP read | PASS | MCP result |
| Vector memory search | PASS | Vector result |
| Timeline diff | PASS | Timeline result |
| Deterministic state hash and receipt integrity | PASS | Assertion result |
Run the bench locally.
Compile the samples twice and check the expected handoff, stable state hash, and receipt integrity. Configured CockroachDB records and S3 object bodies must match the compiled output.
.\scripts\proof-bench.ps1Set YARE_DATABASE_URL or pass -DatabaseUrl for CockroachDB checks. Set YARE_S3_BUCKET or pass -S3Bucket plus AWS credentials for S3 archive checks. Missing live config is reported as skipped, not failed.