fix(examples): record the document-to-markdown run against SIE Cloud

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Why

This example published "all 25 checks passed" with nothing behind it.

It was built to commit nothing. runs/* was gitignored down to .gitkeep, three of the four PDFs are fetched at run time, and the one published run was a local NVIDIA L4 rather than our API. An audit of how the website cites these examples found the denominator reproducible — config.yaml plus the if ordered: branch in evaluate.py gives 6+6+6+7 — and the result recorded nowhere. git ls-tree -r <commit> examples/document-to-markdown/runs returned runs/.gitkeep and nothing else.

That is a structural defect rather than an oversight, and it has a consequence worth stating plainly: no amount of linking to this example could ever have substantiated the claim, because there was nothing to link to. So rather than soften the copy, we re-ran it and committed the evidence.

What was run

The four documents, against https://api.superlinked.com, with config.yaml untouched — same model, same profile, same four documents, same twenty-five pre-registered checks. The endpoint came from SIE_CLUSTER_URL, which config.py already honours and the README already documents as the Cloud path. Nothing that determines the result was edited.

25 of 25.

There were three complete runs, all of them 25 of 25, and all three timings are published rather than only the recorded one's:

Document	Run 1	Run 2	Run 3 (recorded)
NVIDIA Q4 FY2025 CFO commentary	24.7 s	9.8 s	9.2 s
SiriusPoint Q1 2025 investor presentation	12.9 s	11.7 s	12.2 s
Docling technical report	7.3 s	7.2 s	6.7 s
FEMA proof-of-loss form	1.4 s	1.3 s	1.3 s
Total	46.3 s	30.1 s	29.3 s

Totals are summed from the unrounded measurements, so adding the rounded rows can land a tenth away — run 3's rows come to 29.4 s against a true total of 29.3 s.

Why run 3 is the committed one, and what that does not explain. It is the only run produced by the code in this commit — runs 1 and 2 predate convert.py recording a per-call model revision, so they carry no calls.json and verify-run cannot check them. That is the reason. It is also true that run 3 is the fastest of the three overall and fastest on three of the four documents, and it was not chosen for that. Runs 1 and 2 are kept under runs/repeat-runs/ with their Markdown and timings, so the runs that were not published are still there to read.

Read any of these as single measurements on shared Cloud hardware we do not control, not as a benchmark. The first run of the session paid roughly 15 seconds of provisioning on its first document — 24.7 s against 9.8 s next time — while the other three moved by under 1.3 s across all three runs.

The conversion is deterministic here. All three runs produced byte-identical Markdown, digest for digest — 2c64f61d65417edf…, 153064274f4e3bfc…, 47b058fe6676cbea…, 75520494bf872ebb… — so this is reproducible rather than merely repeated.

Worth one clause of its own: convert.py changed between run 2 and run 3, which is why run 3 exists, and the output did not move. All four digests are identical before and after. A change that adds provenance should leave the thing it describes untouched, and this one did.

The defect this surfaced

eval-documents reads runs/<id>/markdown/<slug>.md and never opens the recorded response beside it. The Markdown it scores is written by the harness itself, so editing that one file would make all 25 checks pass while the recorded API response said something else. The checks were confirming the artifact under test.

Found by running the example, not by reading it.

uv run verify-run <run-dir> closes it without changing what the checks score. Offline, no key, no network, it:

1. recomputes the 25 from the recorded check arrays instead of reading a stored total;
2. checks every digest, including each externalized payload;
3. asserts each scored Markdown file is exactly response.data.markdown.rstrip() + "\n" — the transform convert.py applies — rather than normalizing both sides and comparing, so a later change to that transform is caught instead of hidden.

43 of 43 pass. The guards are not vacuous: editing a scored Markdown file, flipping one byte of a payload, or inflating a per-document total each make it fail, while reformatting the manifest with identical content still passes.

Layout

One call is one entry in runs/<id>/calls.json rather than a file of its own, each carrying its request, response, status, selected headers, timing and model revision.

A naive combine would not have been reviewable — the four responses total 1.68 MiB, and data.document is 85 to 98 percent of every one of them while nothing scores it. So the rule is what the checks read, not a byte threshold someone guessed:

Members the checks or the page read stay inline. A member that cannot be canonicalized moves out of line whatever its size; then, while an entry still exceeds 128 KiB, its largest remaining unscored member moves out.

calls.json comes to 224 KiB.

Digests

SHA-256 over the RFC 8785 canonical encoding, not over file bytes, because copies of this content live elsewhere with different formatting and byte digests would report those as a mismatch.

"Sorted keys and compact separators" would not have survived two languages:

python  json.dumps(...)     -> {"score":1.0}
node    JSON.stringify(...) -> {"score":1}

Identical content, different digest — and not a corner case, since a top-ranked similarity score is exactly 1.0. tests/fixtures/canonical-vector.json pins a digest produced by an independent JavaScript implementation, so the two are proven to agree rather than assumed to.

A claim of mine that outran its own coverage

The CANONICALIZATION note embedded in every run originally read:

RFC 8785 JSON Canonicalization Scheme. Every sha256 in this run is taken over the canonical encoding of the parsed value, never over file bytes, so reformatting a copy does not change it.

That was false of five of the nine digest fields — $payload.sha256, scored_markdown.sha256, document_sha256, source_sha256, and the sha256 values in data/manifest.json are all over file bytes. Written by someone who had carefully documented the payload exception in a docstring one file away, and then wrote a blanket claim in the string whose entire purpose is to state the coverage.

Replaced with a two-scope taxonomy in record.py and a table in the README.

That note lives inside calls.json, so correcting it moves two digests. No API call was made. The document was rebuilt from the committed entries through the same write_calls path, and the entries are byte-identical:

	before	after
entry_sha256 docling-paper	885204b53d8886df…	unchanged
entry_sha256 fema-proof-of-loss	7e0f3c7812ed48ca…	unchanged
entry_sha256 nvidia-cfo-commentary	8208fb6f4d685e5b…	unchanged
entry_sha256 siriuspoint-investor-deck	1fdc78ba4f19c8a1…	unchanged
calls.sha256	275174572937df70…	d5fed5389a1fc6c0…
manifest_sha256	d7141ac39e8d8678…	25ccb86068e07125…

Every request, response, timing and model revision is proven identical by the four unchanged entry digests. Only the two document-level digests moved, because the prose they cover moved. This is also why an earlier request in this PR to regenerate recorded Markdown was declined: the line is what the field records. A response is a record of what a model did, and editing it falsifies the record; this string is prose describing my own method, and it was wrong.

Payloads are the exception and are digested over their stored bytes. Docling returns data.document.origin.binary_hash, a 64-bit integer — 14923062233064822549 for the FEMA form. RFC 8785 defines numbers as IEEE 754 doubles and that is not one.

The danger is not that a JavaScript verifier would fail on it. It is that it would not fail:

JSON.parse("17271392962501450983")  // -> 17271392962501452000

A different number, no error, no warning. A verifier built on that parse would digest corrupted input and report agreement, so the guard here is against silent agreement rather than against a crash. Such a member is therefore externalized regardless of size — which matters, because the FEMA entry is 76 KiB, comfortably under any threshold, and still carries one. shasum -a 256 on the payload file reproduces its digest.

Worth noting how this was found: the canonicalizer refused to build the bundle rather than emitting a plausible digest, and named the offending path. That is the guard working, and it is why the rule is now "cannot be canonicalized → out of line, whatever the size" rather than a byte threshold alone.

What the conversion gets wrong

25 of 25 does not mean the output is clean, and the README now says so. Not one of the fifteen tables in this corpus survives structurally. The behaviour is consistent: Docling expands a spanning header across every cell it covers instead of merging it, and does not separate tables stacked on a page.

What looks like one 31-row NVIDIA table is four PDF tables welded together, each section label expanded across all four cells acting as the seam — so GAAP and non-GAAP figures for the same line item end up under one header with a repeated word between them. SiriusPoint's header repeats Financial Highlights four times and its Q1'24 column comes back twice. The Docling paper's own benchmark table collapses multi-row cells into space-joined values (4 16, 177 s 167 s), and a second table flattens an entire per-class accuracy table into two cells. Also: fenced code blocks flattened onto one line, MIT-licensed returned as MITlicensed, and FEMA's section headings emitted fifty lines from their fields.

The checks pass anyway, and that is a finding about the checks. They test exact facts, section order and that tables are present — not that a table is the right shape. _table_count counts contiguous pipe blocks, so four welded tables count as one and 7 found, 4 required passes honestly while saying nothing about structure. A conversion harness that checks facts and order will not tell you your tables are wrong. That limitation is in our own evaluation, it was found by running it, and it is recorded rather than buried.

One note on why the mechanical check matters more than care

While writing that section, I hand-tidied the illustrative table to make it fit — narrower columns, Up 2.3 instead of Up 2.3 pts. Inside the section explaining why output must never be hand-tidied.

It is now lines 42, 45, 50, 51 and 53 of the recorded file verbatim, with a check that every line appears in the output.

That was the third time the same reflex surfaced while building this, at three different levels:

1. The excerpts on the website page, tidied long before this PR — a six-cell GAAP header replaced with a clean one.
2. The illustration above, tidied while writing the section explaining why not to.
3. The layout: two of five display blocks show their whole section and three are truncated, which looks untidy, and the fix that suggests itself is to truncate all five for consistency. That would have destroyed the finding — the complete blocks are the documents that converted cleanly — while fabricating nothing and stating nothing false.

The third is the one worth naming, because it produces no false claim anywhere. It is an editorial reflex toward neatness, it survives knowing about it, and it cannot be fixed by intending to be careful. That is the argument for the substring assertion and the derived remainder counter rather than for reviewer attention.

Caught by my own two rules, one file away from writing them

Reviewing this PR produced two rules. I was then caught by both, which is the argument for making them mechanical rather than remembered.

"Missing input is a failure, never a skip." I removed that shape from verify.py three times during review — the source-PDF checks that reported 43 of 43 passed while running none of them, evaluation.json being optional, and data/manifest.json being optional. Two of those three I had written myself.

The script I was using to watch this PR for review verdicts ended each poll with || echo "none". During an overnight network outage every gh call failed, that fallback turned each failure into a benign string, the comparison against the timestamp was therefore false every time, and the monitor polled contentedly through a total network failure for thirty minutes and expired reporting no events. Meanwhile CodeRabbit had submitted CHANGES_REQUESTED on the current head. I reported the PR as clean and waiting; it was neither.

"When a finding identifies a class, enumerate every member." I wrote that sentence in a review reply after fixing $payload.path and then having the identical defect reported back in scored_markdown.file. One round later CodeRabbit reported the third member, file_name in data/manifest.json — the aggravated case, because that file sits outside the run bundle and no recorded digest covers it, so name, digest and size can be edited together to make the source check pass against a file that was never fetched.

I enumerated two of three, having just written down that enumerating is the point.

Neither is carelessness that more attention would have prevented. Both are the reason the checks in this PR are assertions in a test rather than intentions in a docstring.

A tool answering a narrower question than the one asked

The two above share a root cause with several other errors on this PR, and it is worth naming because the fix is not "be careful with tools."

In each case a tool answered a narrower question than the one asked, and the narrow answer was indistinguishable from the broad one:

• grep was asked "does this file compare these two hashes?" It answered the question it can actually answer — "do both identifiers appear in this file?" — and said yes. They appear, never in the same expression. That gap was a real hole in the provenance chain, and I nearly closed the investigation on the grep.
• gh api .../comments was asked "what review comments exist?" It answered "here is the first page," and returned nothing for a comment that exists. Without --paginate the answer to a narrower question was formatted identically to the answer to the broad one.
• A poll was asked "has a new verdict arrived?" It answered "the current decision field is CHANGES_REQUESTED," which was true of a head three pushes old, and I reported a fresh second review round that did not exist.
• The || echo "none" fallback above was asked "what is the latest review?" During an outage it answered "none," which is also what it answers when there genuinely is none.
• A reviewer reading this PR's decision field to conclude it was approved did not check who submitted the approval; the field is designed to be read without that.

Every one of these is a true answer to a question adjacent to the one that mattered. That is the same failure this PR documents on the page side — contains:AMOUNTS CLAIMED passes because the heading survives, and says nothing about the fields beneath it. A check that answers a narrower question than the claim it is backing will pass, and look exactly like a check that works.

The sharpest case is a link. Three different questions hide behind one habit:

1. Is the URL well-formed?
2. Can a client on my machine fetch it?
3. Can the reader this citation is for fetch it?

Thirteen task pages on the website once linked evidence in a private repository. Every one was checked, every check succeeded, and every visitor outside the organisation got a 404 — because the person checking was signed in, and question 2 is a true answer about the author's machine. While writing this PR the inverse turned up: fema.gov refuses a request carrying a Chrome user-agent and serves plain curl, so a link that works from a terminal may not work from a browser. Neither case is carelessness. Both are question 2 being mistaken for question 3.

Why these are separate checks rather than general care

Three defects in this PR were found by applying a standard to my own work rather than by a reviewer: the fourth duplicate-key member, a relative reference that became false when a paragraph was inserted above it, and the FEMA link. They came from three different standards — enumerate every member of a class, re-read prose you did not edit after inserting above it, and fetch every link with no auth.

None would have been found by being more careful with the thing I was working on, because in each case the thing I was working on was already correct. A general disposition toward care would have caught none of the three. Three separate mechanical checks caught three.

That is the same finding this PR makes about evidence, seen from the author's side instead of the artifact's: a claim is only as good as the specific check behind it, and "I was careful" is not a check.

Source PDFs

Left fetch-only, with data/manifest.json now committed so each URL, byte length and SHA-256 is pinned — which is what a reader needs to confirm they fetched the same bytes this run scored.

One note: the Docling technical report is CC BY 4.0 (arxiv.org/abs/2408.09869, abs-license block), so redistributing the complete PDF with attribution would be permitted. It is left fetch-only in deference to the rights note in config.yaml — "Fetch at run time; use short excerpts with attribution" — which is a choice rather than a legal requirement, and not ours to reverse quietly. Say the word and it goes in. The other two are investor documents whose notes say not to redistribute; those stay out either way.

On the converted text: runs/repeat-runs/ no longer commits a second and third copy of every conversion. It keeps each run's timings and the SHA-256 of every file it produced, so the corpus is redistributed once rather than three times, and the byte-identical claim stays checkable — hash runs/cloud-20260916/markdown/<slug>.md and compare. The broader rights question is parked as cleanup by maintainer decision, not settled here.

Unrelated, not fixed here

Prod currently serves 56 models and Qwen/Qwen3.6-27B is not among them (Qwen3.8-27B-FP8 and Qwen3.5-4B are). examples/taxonomy-classification and examples/insurance-claims-agent both record runs against https://api.superlinked.com naming that model, so neither published result can be reproduced by running it today. Flagging rather than touching it.

Checks

uv run pytest 34 passed · uv run ruff check . clean · uv run ruff format --check . clean · uv run verify-run runs/cloud-20260916 43/43.

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The example records four cloud document conversions with canonical hashes, structured call data, external payloads, model metadata, evaluation results, and offline verification. It also commits source metadata, generated Markdown, repeat-run evidence, and updated documentation.

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Document-to-Markdown Run Recording

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Canonical hashing and validation examples/document-to-markdown/document_to_markdown/canonical.py, examples/document-to-markdown/tests/*	Adds RFC 8785-compatible JSON serialization, SHA-256 helpers, canonical JSON loading, test vectors, and edge-case tests.
Structured run recording examples/document-to-markdown/document_to_markdown/record.py, examples/document-to-markdown/document_to_markdown/convert.py, examples/document-to-markdown/runs/cloud-20260916/calls.json, examples/document-to-markdown/runs/cloud-20260916/payloads/*	Records normalized responses, model revisions, retries, timings, Markdown hashes, structured call entries, external payloads, and manifest digests.
Offline run verification examples/document-to-markdown/document_to_markdown/verify.py, examples/document-to-markdown/pyproject.toml	Adds payload, manifest, call, Markdown, source, and evaluation checks, plus the verify-run command.
Committed run evidence and documentation examples/document-to-markdown/README.md, examples/document-to-markdown/.gitignore, examples/document-to-markdown/data/manifest.json, examples/document-to-markdown/runs/cloud-20260916/*, examples/document-to-markdown/runs/repeat-runs/*	Commits source metadata, run and evaluation manifests, four generated Markdown documents, repeat-run metadata, payload data, and updated result-storage documentation.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant run_conversion
  participant SIEClient
  participant write_calls
  participant verify_run
  run_conversion->>SIEClient: extract four source documents
  SIEClient-->>run_conversion: normalized responses and model metadata
  run_conversion->>write_calls: call entries and payload references
  write_calls-->>run_conversion: calls digest and manifest data
  verify_run->>write_calls: load recorded calls and payloads
  verify_run-->>run_conversion: verification results

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Derive the PDF directory from DATA_DIR.

Line 153 builds the sources manifest path from DATA_DIR. Line 157 rebuilds the PDF directory from ROOT / "data" / "pdfs". The two paths are equal today, but they can diverge if DATA_DIR moves. A divergence makes local.exists() false for every row, so line 159 skips all PDF checks silently and the run still reports success.

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-            local = ROOT / "data" / "pdfs" / row["file_name"]
+            local = DATA_DIR / "pdfs" / row["file_name"]

If ROOT is then unused in this module, remove it from the import on line 36.

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In `@examples/document-to-markdown/document_to_markdown/verify.py` at line 157,
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In `@examples/document-to-markdown/runs/cloud-20260916/markdown/docling-paper.md`:
- Line 40: Fix code-block line reconstruction so separate Python statements in
the Docling example remain on distinct lines, preventing the inline comment from
disabling subsequent statements. Regenerate the recorded-run Markdown and hash
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examples/document-to-markdown/runs/cloud-20260916/markdown/docling-paper.md
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Follow-up logged as #288: the FEMA form's amount fields come back as 26 bare $ symbols with their labels stripped, while contains:AMOUNTS CLAIMED passes on the surviving heading. Left out of this PR deliberately — the README section here is incomplete rather than wrong, and it did not seem worth another review round. It is also going onto the /doc-to-markdown page's FEMA card in sie-web, where a reader actually meets the form.

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Thank you for reviewing this; it is a large diff and you approved it at 10:15 today.

After your approval, CodeRabbit found a Major defect in verify-run that I think has to be fixed rather than shipped:

Confine file_name to PDF_DIR. verify-run reads file_name from data/manifest.json and joins it to PDF_DIR, which accepts absolute paths and ... Because data/manifest.json sits outside the run bundle, no recorded digest covers it — so editing the name, digest and size together makes the source-provenance check pass against a file that was never fetched.

In a PR whose whole argument is that a published result needs a verifiable artifact behind it, a verifier that can be pointed at the wrong file is not something to leave in. The fix requires a plain file name resolving inside PDF_DIR, and I have reproduced the attack with the digest and size made consistent to confirm it is now refused.

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• document_to_markdown/verify.py — one hunk, the file_name path confinement
• the PR description — two paragraphs recording that I was caught by two of my own rules

No recorded artifact, no number, no result and no page copy changed. verify-run still reports 63 of 63 on the committed bundle, pytest 34 passed, ruff clean.

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