align-human: Design & UI for AI Agents | OpenAgentSkill

Overview

Use when the user has a judge/grader and human-labeled data, and wants to measure how well the judge agrees with humans, detect systematic biases, determine whether automatic evaluation can replace human review, or build a human-reduction roadmap. Also use when the user mentions calibration, TPR/TNR, judge validation, inter-rater agreement, Cohen's kappa, bias detection, or "is my automatic evaluation trustworthy." Merges the calibrate and align functions into one skill.

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Align Human

Measure whether your automatic judge agrees with human judgment, detect where and why they disagree, and build a roadmap to reduce human review over time.

When to Activate

You have a working judge/grader and 50+ human-labeled examples
You want to know if the judge is trustworthy enough to replace human review
You've noticed the judge's decisions being overturned by humans
You're preparing to deploy an evaluation as a production gate

Checklist

You MUST create a task for each item and complete them in order:

Load paired data — match judge verdicts with human labels
Measure TPR/TNR — confusion matrix + per-stratum breakdown
Calculate agreement — Cohen's kappa, Gwet's AC1, systematic bias
Run bias detection — 5 systematic bias checks
Analyze disagreements — cluster patterns + diagnose root causes
Build human-reduction roadmap — 4-phase transition plan
Confirm and record — one confirmation, then write results

Fast path: run the bundled script

Don't hand-write the calibration statistics — that is exactly where subtle bugs hide. Run the bundled, tested script (scripts/calibration.py, standard library only, no OpenJudge dependency):

python scripts/calibration.py --pairs pairs.jsonl                 # one paired file, OR
python scripts/calibration.py --verdicts verdicts.jsonl --labels labels.jsonl --stratum-key difficulty

Paired rows look like {"id","judge":"pass|fail","human":"pass|fail","stratum"?} (judge/human may also be 1/0). It prints the confusion matrix, TPR/TNR/F1 with bootstrap 95% CIs, Cohen's kappa, Gwet's AC1 (auto-flags the kappa paradox), directional bias, per-stratum TPR/TNR, and the calibration gate verdict (calibrated / not_calibrated / insufficient_evidence; exit code 0 only if calibrated). --json for machine output, --self-test to verify it.

Always report and interpret the actual numbers the script returns — TPR/TNR (with their 95% CIs), Cohen's kappa, Gwet's AC1, directional bias, per-stratum TPR/TNR, and the gate verdict — never just state that you ran it. If you don't yet have the paired verdicts/labels, say exactly what's missing (e.g. the judge verdicts file, or N more labels per class).

The Steps below explain what each number means and how to act on it — read them to interpret the script's output. The inline snippets are the reference behind the script; you normally just run the script rather than re-implementing it.

Step 1: Load and Pair Data

Human labels live in labels/<grader_name>.jsonl, one row per judged sample. Keep them separate from the dataset so they can be re-paired with any judge run:

{"id": "sample_017", "label": "pass",   # "pass"|"fail" (or 1/0); joins to a dataset row id
 "annotator": "alice", "rationale": "Order number matches context.",
 "timestamp": "2026-06-20T10:00:00Z", "schema_version": 1}

Match judge verdicts with human labels:

import json

# Load human labels and judge verdicts
labels = {item["id"]: item["label"] for item in json.load(open("labels.jsonl"))}
verdicts = json.load(open("runs/verdicts-dev.jsonl"))

# Pair them
paired = []
for v in verdicts:
    if v["id"] in labels:
        paired.append({
            "id": v["id"],
            "judge": v["verdict"],   # "pass" or "fail"
            "human": labels[v["id"]], # "pass" or "fail"
        })

print(f"Paired: {len(paired)}, Unmatched: {len(verdicts) - len(paired)}")

# Warn if severe class imbalance
pass_rate = sum(1 for p in paired if p["human"] == "pass") / len(paired)
if pass_rate > 0.8 or pass_rate < 0.2:
    print(f"WARNING: Human label pass rate is {pass_rate:.0%} — "
          "kappa may be paradoxically low. Use Gwet's AC1 as complement.")

Step 2: Measure TPR/TNR

Build a confusion matrix and compute per-stratum metrics:

from openjudge.analyzer.validation import (
    AccuracyAnalyzer, F1ScoreAnalyzer,
    FalsePositiveAnalyzer, FalseNegativeAnalyzer,
)

# Convert to OpenJudge-compatible dataset with labels
analysis_dataset = [
    {"query": p.get("query", ""), "response": p.get("response", ""),
     "label": 1 if p["human"] == "pass" else 0}
    for p in paired
]

# Binary grader results (1=pass, 0=fail)
grader_results = [
    GraderScore(name="judge", score=1.0 if p["judge"] == "pass" else 0.0, reason="")
    for p in paired
]

accuracy = AccuracyAnalyzer().analyze(analysis_dataset, grader_results, label_path="label")
f1 = F1ScoreAnalyzer().analyze(analysis_dataset, grader_results, label_path="label")
fpr = FalsePositiveAnalyzer().analyze(analysis_dataset, grader_results, label_path="label")
fnr = FalseNegativeAnalyzer().analyze(analysis_dataset, grader_results, label_path="label")

# TPR = 1 - FNR, TNR = 1 - FPR
tpr = 1 - fnr.false_negative_rate
tnr = 1 - fpr.false_positive_rate
print(f"TPR={tpr:.2f}, TNR={tnr:.2f}, F1={f1.f1_score:.2f}")

# Per-stratum breakdown if difficulty data exists
for stratum in ["easy", "boundary", "hard"]:
    stratum_data = [d for d in analysis_dataset
                    if d.get("metadata", {}).get("difficulty") == stratum]
    if len(stratum_data) >= 10:
        # Compute TPR/TNR per stratum
        ...

Why per-stratum matters: A judge with TPR=0.9 overall but TPR=0.5 on boundary cases is unreliable exactly where judgment matters most. This is the "progress illusion" (EMNLP 2025) — aggregate metrics hide stratum-level failure.

Bootstrap 95% CI

Use bootstrap resampling to quantify uncertainty:

import numpy as np

def bootstrap_ci(samples, metric_fn, n_iter=1000, ci=95):
    """Compute bootstrap confidence interval for a metric."""
    n = len(samples)
    values = []
    for _ in range(n_iter):
        idx = np.random.choice(n, n, replace=True)
        resampled = [samples[i] for i in idx]
        values.append(metric_fn(resampled))
    lower = np.percentile(values, (100 - ci) / 2)
    upper = np.percentile(values, 100 - (100 - ci) / 2)
    return np.mean(values), lower, upper

tpr_mean, tpr_low, tpr_high = bootstrap_ci(
    paired, lambda s: sum(1 for p in s if p["judge"] == "fail" and p["human"] == "fail")
                      / max(1, sum(1 for p in s if p["human"] == "fail"))
)

Step 3: Calculate Agreement

Cohen's Kappa (chance-corrected agreement)

kappa = (p_o - p_e) / (1 - p_e)

p_o: observed agreement rate
p_e: expected agreement by chance
= 0.8: substantial — judge is consistent with humans
0.6-0.8: moderate — conditional trust, needs spot-checking
< 0.6: weak — cannot replace human judgment yet

Gwet's AC1 (robust to class imbalance)

When 90% of samples are "pass," kappa can be paradoxically low even with high agreement. Gwet's AC1 corrects for this. If kappa and AC1 differ by > 0.15, report both and note the class imbalance effect.

Systematic Bias

bias = P(judge=fail | human=pass) - P(judge=pass | human=fail)

bias > 0.1: judge is stricter than humans (over-flagging)
bias < -0.1: judge is more lenient than humans (under-flagging)
|bias| < 0.1: no significant directional bias

Step 4: Five Bias Detection Checks

Check	What to look for	How to measure
Position bias	Does response order affect pairwise judgment?	Swap A/B order, compare win rates. Diff > 0.05 = bias
Verbosity bias	Do longer responses score higher?	Pearson r between score and response length.
Self-enhancement	Does the judge favor its own model family?	Check if judge model family = target model family. Same family = risk
Progress illusion	Does aggregate TPR hide boundary failure?	Compare overall TPR vs boundary TPR. Gap > 0.2 = illusion
Label drift	Have system outputs changed since labeling?	Compare historical vs current pass rate. Shift > 0.15 = drift

Step 5: Disagreement Pattern Analysis

For samples where judge and human disagree, cluster them to find root causes:

Extract disagreement samples — where judge verdict != human label
Classify each disagreement:
- judge_prompt_ambiguous: pass/fail definitions not clear for this case
- human_inconsistent: multiple human annotators disagreed on this sample
- task_inherently_subjective: the dimension is fundamentally subjective
- label_error: human label appears wrong, judge's reasoning is more convincing
- judge_too_strict: judge applies criteria more harshly than humans intend
- judge_too_lenient: judge overlooks issues humans catch

Present the top 3 patterns with 3 exemplars each so the user can decide whether to refine the judge prompt or accept the disagreement as inherent noise.

Step 6: Human-Reduction Roadmap

Phase	Condition	Human role	Judge role	Trigger to advance
1: Advisory	kappa < 0.6	100% human review	Judge is reference only	kappa >= 0.6
2: Assisted	kappa >= 0.6	Spot-check 20% of judgments	Judge is primary screener	kappa >= 0.8, boundary >= 0.6
3: Auto-gate	kappa >= 0.8	Review only borderline + low-confidence	Judge is production gate	kappa >= 0.9, all strata >= 0.8
4: Autonomous	kappa >= 0.9	Quarterly audit	Judge runs independently	Continuous monitoring

Step 7: Confirmation and Output

Present the alignment dashboard:

Alignment Results for [grader_name]:

TPR: 0.91  TNR: 0.88  F1: 0.90
Kappa: 0.87  AC1: 0.89  Bias: +0.03 (none)
95% CI (accuracy): [0.84, 0.93]

Per-stratum:
  easy:      TPR=0.96  TNR=0.94
  boundary:  TPR=0.82  TNR=0.79  ← weakest, monitor
  hard:      TPR=0.85  TNR=0.83

Bias checks:
  ✓ position:   no bias detected
  ✓ verbosity:  r=0.12 (clean)
  ✓ self-enh:   judge model != target model
  ✓ progress:   boundary gap 0.09 (acceptable)
  ✓ label drift: KL=0.08 (stable)

Phase: 3 (Auto-gate) — judge is calibrated and aligned

Disagreement patterns:
  - 12 samples: judge slightly stricter on multi-step queries
    Root cause: judge_prompt_ambiguous
    Recommendation: add a multi-step borderline example to few-shot

Recommendation: [calibrated + aligned | needs refinement | not ready]

Common Mistakes

Using raw accuracy instead of TPR/TNR. A judge that calls everything "pass" gets 90% accuracy when 90% of samples pass, but catches zero failures. TPR and TNR decompose accuracy into what actually matters.
Trusting kappa without checking class balance. With 95% pass rate, kappa can be 0.4 even with 95% raw agreement. Always report Gwet's AC1 alongside kappa.
Skipping per-stratum analysis. Aggregate TPR of 0.9 with boundary TPR of 0.5 means the judge is unreliable exactly where you need it most.
Not setting a stop condition for iteration. Refining the judge prompt has diminishing returns. After 3 iterations with no kappa improvement > 0.03, stop and collect more labeled data instead.
Forgetting judge model != target model constraint. Self-evaluation inflates TPR by 3-8%. Always verify these are different models.

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name: align-human
description: >
  Use when the user has a judge/grader and human-labeled data, and wants to measure
  how well the judge agrees with humans, detect systematic biases, determine whether
  automatic evaluation can replace human review, or build a human-reduction roadmap.
  Also use when the user mentions calibration, TPR/TNR, judge validation, inter-rater
  agreement, Cohen's kappa, bias detection, or "is my automatic evaluation trustworthy."
  Merges the calibrate and align functions into one skill.

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---
name: align-human
description: >
  Use when the user has a judge/grader and human-labeled data, and wants to measure
  how well the judge agrees with humans, detect systematic biases, determine whether
  automatic evaluation can replace human review, or build a human-reduction roadmap.
  Also use when the user mentions calibration, TPR/TNR, judge validation, inter-rater
  agreement, Cohen's kappa, bias detection, or "is my automatic evaluation trustworthy."
  Merges the calibrate and align functions into one skill.
---

<HARD-GATE>
NO calibrated:true WITHOUT TPR >= 0.8 AND TNR >= 0.8 AND boundary stratum TPR >= 0.6 AND TNR >= 0.6 AND n_dev >= 10 per class AND test-set drop < 10%.
NO human_reduction_phase >= 2 WITHOUT kappa >= 0.6 AND boundary kappa >= 0.6.
NO alignment conclusion WITHOUT all 5 bias checks completed.
</HARD-GATE>

# Align Human

Measure whether your automatic judge agrees with human judgment, detect where and
why they disagree, and build a roadmap to reduce human review over time.

## When to Activate

- You have a working judge/grader and 50+ human-labeled examples
- You want to know if the judge is trustworthy enough to replace human review
- You've noticed the judge's decisions being overturned by humans
- You're preparing to deploy an evaluation as a production gate

## Checklist

You MUST create a task for each item and complete them in order:

1. **Load paired data** — match judge verdicts with human labels
2. **Measure TPR/TNR** — confusion matrix + per-stratum breakdown
3. **Calculate agreement** — Cohen's kappa, Gwet's AC1, systematic bias
4. **Run bias detection** — 5 systematic bias checks
5. **Analyze disagreements** — cluster patterns + diagnose root causes
6. **Build human-reduction roadmap** — 4-phase transition plan
7. **Confirm and record** — one confirmation, then write results

## Fast path: run the bundled script

Don't hand-write the calibration statistics — that is exactly where subtle bugs hide. Run
the bundled, tested script (`scripts/calibration.py`, standard library only, **no OpenJudge
dependency**):

```bash
python scripts/calibration.py --pairs pairs.jsonl                 # one paired file, OR
python scripts/calibration.py --verdicts verdicts.jsonl --labels labels.jsonl --stratum-key difficulty
```

Paired rows look like `{"id","judge":"pass|fail","human":"pass|fail","stratum"?}` (judge/human
may also be 1/0). It prints the confusion matrix, TPR/TNR/F1 with bootstrap 95% CIs, Cohen's
kappa, Gwet's AC1 (auto-flags the kappa paradox), directional bias, per-stratum TPR/TNR, and
the **calibration gate** verdict (`calibrated` / `not_calibrated` / `insufficient_evidence`;
exit code 0 only if calibrated). `--json` for machine output, `--self-test` to verify it.

Always **report and interpret the actual numbers** the script returns — TPR/TNR (with their
95% CIs), Cohen's kappa, Gwet's AC1, directional bias, per-stratum TPR/TNR, and the gate
verdict — never just state that you ran it. If you don't yet have the paired verdicts/labels,
say exactly what's missing (e.g. the judge verdicts file, or N more labels per class).

The Steps below explain what each number means and how to act on it — read them to interpret
the script's output. The inline snippets are the reference behind the script; you normally
just run the script rather than re-implementing it.

## Step 1: Load and Pair Data

Human labels live in `labels/<grader_name>.jsonl`, one row per judged sample. Keep them
separate from the dataset so they can be re-paired with any judge run:

```python
{"id": "sample_017", "label": "pass",   # "pass"|"fail" (or 1/0); joins to a dataset row id
 "annotator": "alice", "rationale": "Order number matches context.",
 "timestamp": "2026-06-20T10:00:00Z", "schema_version": 1}
```

Match judge verdicts with human labels:

```python
import json

# Load human labels and judge verdicts
labels = {item["id"]: item["label"] for item in json.load(open("labels.jsonl"))}
verdicts = json.load(open("runs/verdicts-dev.jsonl"))

# Pair them
paired = []
for v in verdicts:
    if v["id"] in labels:
        paired.append({
            "id": v["id"],
            "judge": v["verdict"],   # "pass" or "fail"
            "human": labels[v["id"]], # "pass" or "fail"
        })

print(f"Paired: {len(paired)}, Unmatched: {len(verdicts) - len(paired)}")

# Warn if severe class imbalance
pass_rate = sum(1 for p in paired if p["human"] == "pass") / len(paired)
if pass_rate > 0.8 or pass_rate < 0.2:
    print(f"WARNING: Human label pass rate is {pass_rate:.0%} — "
          "kappa may be paradoxically low. Use Gwet's AC1 as complement.")
```

## Step 2: Measure TPR/TNR

Build a confusion matrix and compute per-stratum metrics:

```python
from openjudge.analyzer.validation import (
    AccuracyAnalyzer, F1ScoreAnalyzer,
    FalsePositiveAnalyzer, FalseNegativeAnalyzer,
)

# Convert to OpenJudge-compatible dataset with labels
analysis_dataset = [
    {"query": p.get("query", ""), "response": p.get("response", ""),
     "label": 1 if p["human"] == "pass" else 0}
    for p in paired
]

# Binary grader results (1=pass, 0=fail)
grader_results = [
    GraderScore(name="judge", score=1.0 if p["judge"] == "pass" else 0.0, reason="")
    for p in paired
]

accuracy = AccuracyAnalyzer().analyze(analysis_dataset, grader_results, label_path="label")
f1 = F1ScoreAnalyzer().analyze(analysis_dataset, grader_results, label_path="label")
fpr = FalsePositiveAnalyzer().analyze(analysis_dataset, grader_results, label_path="label")
fnr = FalseNegativeAnalyzer().analyze(analysis_dataset, grader_results, label_path="label")

# TPR = 1 - FNR, TNR = 1 - FPR
tpr = 1 - fnr.false_negative_rate
tnr = 1 - fpr.false_positive_rate
print(f"TPR={tpr:.2f}, TNR={tnr:.2f}, F1={f1.f1_score:.2f}")

# Per-stratum breakdown if difficulty data exists
for stratum in ["easy", "boundary", "hard"]:
    stratum_data = [d for d in analysis_dataset
                    if d.get("metadata", {}).get("difficulty") == stratum]
    if len(stratum_data) >= 10:
        # Compute TPR/TNR per stratum
        ...
```

Why per-stratum matters: A judge with TPR=0.9 overall but TPR=0.5 on boundary cases
is unreliable exactly where judgment matters most. This is the "progress illusion"
(EMNLP 2025) — aggregate metrics hide stratum-level failure.

### Bootstrap 95% CI

Use bootstrap resampling to quantify uncertainty:

```python
import numpy as np

def bootstrap_ci(samples, metric_fn, n_iter=1000, ci=95):
    """Compute bootstrap confidence interval for a metric."""
    n = len(samples)
    values = []
    for _ in range(n_iter):
        idx = np.random.choice(n, n, replace=True)
        resampled = [samples[i] for i in idx]
        values.append(metric_fn(resampled))
    lower = np.percentile(values, (100 - ci) / 2)
    upper = np.percentile(values, 100 - (100 - ci) / 2)
    return np.mean(values), lower, upper

tpr_mean, tpr_low, tpr_high = bootstrap_ci(
    paired, lambda s: sum(1 for p in s if p["judge"] == "fail" and p["human"] == "fail")
                      / max(1, sum(1 for p in s if p["human"] == "fail"))
)
```

## Step 3: Calculate Agreement

### Cohen's Kappa (chance-corrected agreement)

```
kappa = (p_o - p_e) / (1 - p_e)
```
- p_o: observed agreement rate
- p_e: expected agreement by chance
- >= 0.8: substantial — judge is consistent with humans
- 0.6-0.8: moderate — conditional trust, needs spot-checking
- < 0.6: weak — cannot replace human judgment yet

### Gwet's AC1 (robust to class imbalance)

When 90% of samples are "pass," kappa can be paradoxically low even with high agreement.
Gwet's AC1 corrects for this. If kappa and AC1 differ by > 0.15, report both and note
the class imbalance effect.

### Systematic Bias

```
bias = P(judge=fail | human=pass) - P(judge=pass | human=fail)
```
- bias > 0.1: judge is stricter than humans (over-flagging)
- bias < -0.1: judge is more lenient than humans (under-flagging)
- |bias| < 0.1: no significant directional bias

## Step 4: Five Bias Detection Checks

| Check | What to look for | How to measure |
|-------|-----------------|----------------|
| **Position bias** | Does response order affect pairwise judgment? | Swap A/B order, compare win rates. Diff > 0.05 = bias |
| **Verbosity bias** | Do longer responses score higher? | Pearson r between score and response length. |r| > 0.3 = bias |
| **Self-enhancement** | Does the judge favor its own model family? | Check if judge model family = target model family. Same family = risk |
| **Progress illusion** | Does aggregate TPR hide boundary failure? | Compare overall TPR vs boundary TPR. Gap > 0.2 = illusion |
| **Label drift** | Have system outputs changed since labeling? | Compare historical vs current pass rate. Shift > 0.15 = drift |

## Step 5: Disagreement Pattern Analysis

For samples where judge and human disagree, cluster them to find root causes:

1. **Extract disagreement samples** — where judge verdict != human label
2. **Classify each disagreement**:
   - `judge_prompt_ambiguous`: pass/fail definitions not clear for this case
   - `human_inconsistent`: multiple human annotators disagreed on this sample
   - `task_inherently_subjective`: the dimension is fundamentally subjective
   - `label_error`: human label appears wrong, judge's reasoning is more convincing
   - `judge_too_strict`: judge applies criteria more harshly than humans intend
   - `judge_too_lenient`: judge overlooks issues humans catch

Present the top 3 patterns with 3 exemplars each so the user can decide whether
to refine the judge prompt or accept the disagreement as inherent noise.

## Step 6: Human-Reduction Roadmap

| Phase | Condition | Human role | Judge role | Trigger to advance |
|-------|-----------|-----------|------------|-------------------|
| **1: Advisory** | kappa < 0.6 | 100% human review | Judge is reference only | kappa >= 0.6 |
| **2: Assisted** | kappa >= 0.6 | Spot-check 20% of judgments | Judge is primary screener | kappa >= 0.8, boundary >= 0.6 |
| **3: Auto-gate** | kappa >= 0.8 | Review only borderline + low-confidence | Judge is production gate | kappa >= 0.9, all strata >= 0.8 |
| **4: Autonomous** | kappa >= 0.9 | Quarterly audit | Judge runs independently | Continuous monitoring |

## Step 7: Confirmation and Output

Present the alignment dashboard:

```
Alignment Results for [grader_name]:

TPR: 0.91  TNR: 0.88  F1: 0.90
Kappa: 0.87  AC1: 0.89  Bias: +0.03 (none)
95% CI (accuracy): [0.84, 0.93]

Per-stratum:
  easy:      TPR=0.96  TNR=0.94
  boundary:  TPR=0.82  TNR=0.79  ← weakest, monitor
  hard:      TPR=0.85  TNR=0.83

Bias checks:
  ✓ position:   no bias detected
  ✓ verbosity:  r=0.12 (clean)
  ✓ self-enh:   judge model != target model
  ✓ progress:   boundary gap 0.09 (acceptable)
  ✓ label drift: KL=0.08 (stable)

Phase: 3 (Auto-gate) — judge is calibrated and aligned

Disagreement patterns:
  - 12 samples: judge slightly stricter on multi-step queries
    Root cause: judge_prompt_ambiguous
    Recommendation: add a multi-step borderline example to few-shot

Recommendation: [calibrated + aligned | needs refinement | not ready]
```

## Common Mistakes

- **Using raw accuracy instead of TPR/TNR.** A judge that calls everything "pass"
  gets 90% accuracy when 90% of samples pass, but catches zero failures. TPR and
  TNR decompose accuracy into what actually matters.
- **Trusting kappa without checking class balance.** With 95% pass rate, kappa
  can be 0.4 even with 95% raw agreement. Always report Gwet's AC1 alongside kappa.
- **Skipping per-stratum analysis.** Aggregate TPR of 0.9 with boundary TPR of 0.5
  means the judge is unreliable exactly where you need it most.
- **Not setting a stop condition for iteration.** Refining the judge prompt has
  diminishing returns. After 3 iterations with no kappa improvement > 0.03, stop
  and collect more labeled data instead.
- **Forgetting judge model != target model constraint.** Self-evaluation inflates
  TPR by 3-8%. Always verify these are different models.

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