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Build and govern a 50-200 example domain-specific held-out benchmark sampled from real traffic. Distinct from public benchmarks (MMLU/HumanEval/GSM8K via lm-evaluation-harness) which measure GENERAL capability. Only a held-out domain set predicts whether THIS system works on YOUR data. Collect real examples, label, hold out (never train/prompt on it), size 50-200, version it, refresh on drift.

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domain-eval-set — Your Held-Out Domain Benchmark

"Compiled program beats baseline on a held-out test set (not the val set used in optimization)." — DSPy SOP exit criterion [dspy.ai/learn/optimization/overview/]

"Build the eval loop before optimizing anything. Every subsequent change must be gated on these numbers." — LlamaIndex SOP Stage 2

This is an ENHANCE overlay skill. It produces one artifact — a versioned, sealed, human-labeled set of 50–200 examples drawn from your domain — that other skills consume: [[agentsop-regression-gate]] enforces it on every PR, [[agentsop-metric-design]] defines the scoring function applied to each example, and [[lm-evaluation-harness]] runs the complementary public-capability axis. The core claim: public benchmarks tell you the model is smart in general; only a held-out domain set tells you it works on your task. The latter is the one that predicts production.

1. 何时激活 (When to Activate)

Activate when any of these is true:

"Does THIS system work on OUR data?" — someone is about to ship or trust an LLM/RAG/agent system and the only evidence is vibes, a demo, or a public benchmark number. You need a quantitative answer on the real distribution.
A public-benchmark number is being used as a deployment gate. Someone cites "92% on MMLU" or "passes HumanEval" to justify go-live. That measures general capability, not your task fit (AP-1). Force a domain set into the decision.
A model / prompt / retriever / chunking change needs a regression gate and no domain test set exists yet to gate against. You must build the set before [[agentsop-regression-gate]] can do its job.
Switching models (GPT-4o → a cheaper or local model). The public-bench gap may be small while the domain gap is large, or vice versa. Only your held-out set tells you which.
Production complaints don't match your eval scores. Either the set is stale (refresh, OP-DE06) or it never reflected the domain (rebuild from real traffic).

Do NOT activate for:

Pure capability comparison / academic reporting. "Which model is best at MMLU/GSM8K?" → that is [[lm-evaluation-harness]], not this skill.
One-off throwaway prototypes where no decision rides on quality and nothing ships. Don't build a benchmark for a script you'll delete tomorrow.
Tasks with an objective oracle already (compiler passes, exact DB match, schema validity gives ≥95% of signal) — the "eval set" is just running the oracle; you don't need curated held-out examples. Don't gold-plate.

2. 核心心智模型 (Core Mental Model)

"Public benchmarks measure general capability. A 50–200 example held-out domain set measures YOUR task. Only the latter predicts production."

Two orthogonal axes, constantly confused:

Axis	What it measures	Tool	Predicts production?
General capability	Reasoning, knowledge, coding in general, on shared public tasks	`[[lm-evaluation-harness]]` (MMLU, HumanEval, GSM8K, TruthfulQA)	No — a proxy at best
Domain task fit	Whether the system answers your users on your data	this skill (held-out domain set)	Yes — this is the signal

A model can score 90% on MMLU and 40% on your insurance-claims triage. A model can score below SOTA on HumanEval and be perfect at your internal codebase's patterns. The public number and the domain number are nearly uncorrelated once you're past a basic capability floor. The public bench is a sanity check; the domain set is the decision.

Three corollaries (each maps to an SOP stage):

Real beats synthetic. The set is sampled from real domain traffic (tickets, queries, logs, transactions), stratified, with edge cases pulled deliberately. Auto-generated QA pairs (LlamaIndex DatasetGenerator) are a fine bootstrap, but a model can ace generated questions and still fail real user phrasing. Generated sets do not replace a real held-out set (§7).
Held out means SEALED. The held-out split is never shown to the optimizer, never pasted into a prompt as a few-shot demo, never used to pick chunk size or reranker, never in the fine-tune data. The moment it leaks, the number is inflated and meaningless (AP-2, OP-DE07). Per DSPy: the test set must be distinct from the val set used in optimization [dspy.ai/learn/optimization/overview/].
Small but significant. 50–200 examples. Below ~30 you are "memorizing, not training" [dspy.ai/learn/optimization/overview/] and differences are noise. The set is small enough to label by hand and large enough to detect ~5–10pp regressions and to slice by segment.

3. SOP (Standard Operating Procedure)

0. Confirm activation (§1) — is the question "does this work on OUR data"?
1. COLLECT  — sample real domain examples; stratify; pull edge cases       (OP-DE01)
2. LABEL    — gold answer / reference / pass-fail; 2 annotators on subset  (OP-DE02)
3. HOLD OUT — split train/dev/test; SEAL the test split                    (OP-DE03)
4. SIZE     — land at 50-200; per-segment counts                           (OP-DE04)
5. VERSION  — hash + date + rubric; freeze as an artifact                  (OP-DE05)
6. LEAK-AUDIT — diff held-out vs demos / train / fine-tune data            (OP-DE07)
7. PAIR     — report alongside public bench; gate on the domain set        (OP-DE08)
   (later) REFRESH on domain shift                                         (OP-DE06)

Stage 1 — Collect from real traffic

Pull from where the real distribution lives: support tickets, search/query logs, user transcripts, transaction records, bug reports. Stratify so the set covers the production mix — by query type (lookup / summary / compare), by segment (tenant, language, product area), by difficulty. Then deliberately over-sample edge cases and known failures — the head of the distribution is easy; the tail is where systems break.

Target a raw pool ≥ 2× the final size (you'll drop ambiguous items in labeling). Record provenance and timestamp per example (needed later for drift refresh).

Exit: a candidate pool ≥ 2× target, with provenance, spanning the real mix.

Stage 2 — Label and curate

Attach ground truth per example: a gold answer, an acceptable reference response (not "the unique correct" one for open-ended tasks — see [[agentsop-metric-design]]), or a pass/fail label. For RAG, also label the gold passage so RetrieverEvaluator(["mrr","hit_rate"]) can run [LlamaIndex OP-10].

Have two annotators label a subset, measure agreement, resolve disagreements, and drop genuinely ambiguous items — an example two experts can't agree on will only add noise. Record the rubric. (This is the data-side analogue of DSPy's "human-validate the metric on ≥20 spot-checks" discipline [DSPy Case C].)

Exit: labeled set with inter-annotator agreement noted, rubric recorded, ambiguous items logged as rejected.

Stage 3 — Hold-out discipline (the load-bearing stage)

Split into train / dev / test. The test (held-out) split is sealed:

NEVER shown to an optimizer (DSPy trainset, MIPRO/GEPA).
NEVER pasted into a prompt as a few-shot demo.
NEVER used to pick chunk size / reranker / hybrid alpha / model.
NEVER in fine-tune data.

Store it in a separate file/location with an access note. Per DSPy, the exit-gate test set must be "distinct from the val set used in optimization" [dspy.ai/learn/optimization/overview/]. The dev split is what you tune against; the test split is the one number you trust at decision time.

Exit: sealed held-out test split + train/dev splits; access policy written.

Stage 4 — Size for 50–200

50 — minimum for a coarse production go/no-go signal.
100–200 — stable enough to detect ~5–10pp regressions and to slice per segment (each slice needs its own ≥~30 to be meaningful).
<30 — do not bother gating on it; the variance swamps the signal [dspy.ai/learn/optimization/overview/].

Size up (toward 200, or split into per-segment sets each ~50) when you need per-segment confidence. LlamaIndex's DatasetGenerator default of num=50 sits at the low end of this band — fine to bootstrap, then curate.

Stage 5 — Version it

Freeze the set as a versioned artifact — eval_v1.jsonl plus a manifest with a content hash, creation date, and the labeling rubric. Score every model / prompt / retriever change against the same version; keep a results table keyed by (eval_version, system_version); bump only on a deliberate refresh, never silently. DSPy ships program.json as a versioned artifact [dspy.ai/tutorials/saving/]; LlamaIndex versions indices as deployment artifacts (SOP Stage 5) — the eval set deserves the same rigor.

Stage 6 — Leak audit

Before any release, and whenever few-shot demos or fine-tune data are assembled, diff the held-out set against (a) prompt few-shot demos, (b) fine-tune / training data, (c) the optimizer trainset. Any overlap = contamination → the held-out number is inflated and worthless (AP-2). Remove the overlap or rebuild the split — the same provenance discipline as [[agentsop-metric-design]]'s calibration receipt (OP-M10).

Stage 7 — Pair with the public bench, gate on the domain set

Run [[lm-evaluation-harness]] for the capability floor (sanity check: is the model fundamentally competent?). Run the domain held-out set for the decision. Report both side by side. If they disagree, the domain set wins the go/no-go. Hand the sealed set to [[agentsop-regression-gate]] to enforce on every subsequent PR.

Refresh — when the domain shifts

Domains drift: new product line, new user segment, seasonal change. When held-out scores stop tracking production complaints, refresh (OP-DE06): add fresh real examples from recent traffic, retire stale ones, re-label edge cases production surfaced, bump the version, keep the old version for back-comparison. Cadence: quarterly or on any major domain change, whichever comes first. (This mirrors LlamaIndex's live-corpus reconciliation, A10.)

4. 操作模型 (Operations)

Each operation: Trigger → Action → Output [Evidence]. Full Trigger/Action/ Output/Evidence form in intermediate/operation_candidates.json.

OP-DE01 SourceFromRealTraffic — No curated set, traffic available → sample real inputs (logs/tickets/queries/transactions), stratify by type/segment/ difficulty, over-sample edge cases → raw pool ≥2× target with provenance. [DSPy dev-set discipline; LlamaIndex OP-10 eval-from-corpus]
OP-DE02 LabelAndCurate — Raw pool collected → attach gold/reference/pass-fail per item; two annotators on a subset, resolve disagreement, drop ambiguous, record rubric; for RAG label the gold passage → curated labeled set with agreement noted. [DSPy Case C ≥20 spot-checks; LlamaIndex RetrieverEvaluator]
OP-DE03 HoldOutDiscipline — Set about to be used → split train/dev/test; seal the test split (never to optimizer, never as few-shot demo, never to pick chunking/reranker/model, never in fine-tune data) → sealed test + train/dev. [DSPy "held-out distinct from val"; Case A step 4]
OP-DE04 SizeFor50to200 — Deciding size → target 50–200 (50 = coarse signal; 100–200 = detect ~5–10pp regressions + per-segment slices; <30 = noise) → sized set with per-segm

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description: Build and govern a 50-200 example domain-specific held-out benchmark sampled from real traffic. Distinct from public benchmarks (MMLU/HumanEval/GSM8K via lm-evaluation-harness) which measure GENERAL capability. Only a held-out domain set predicts whether THIS system works on YOUR data. Collect real examples, label, hold out (never train/prompt on it), size 50-200, version it, refresh on drift.

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---
name: agentsop-domain-eval-set
version: 0.1.0
phase: D
tier: core
frequency: high
status: opinionated
overlay: ENHANCE
description: Build and govern a 50-200 example domain-specific held-out benchmark sampled from real traffic. Distinct from public benchmarks (MMLU/HumanEval/GSM8K via lm-evaluation-harness) which measure GENERAL capability. Only a held-out domain set predicts whether THIS system works on YOUR data. Collect real examples, label, hold out (never train/prompt on it), size 50-200, version it, refresh on drift.
---

# domain-eval-set — Your Held-Out Domain Benchmark

> "Compiled program beats baseline on a *held-out* test set (not the val set used in optimization)."
> — DSPy SOP exit criterion [dspy.ai/learn/optimization/overview/]

> "Build the eval loop **before** optimizing anything. Every subsequent change must be gated on these numbers."
> — LlamaIndex SOP Stage 2

This is an **ENHANCE overlay** skill. It produces one artifact — a versioned,
sealed, human-labeled set of 50–200 examples drawn from *your* domain — that
other skills consume: `[[agentsop-regression-gate]]` enforces it on every PR,
`[[agentsop-metric-design]]` defines the scoring function applied to each example, and
`[[lm-evaluation-harness]]` runs the *complementary* public-capability axis. The
core claim: **public benchmarks tell you the model is smart in general; only a
held-out domain set tells you it works on your task.** The latter is the one that
predicts production.

---

## 1. 何时激活 (When to Activate)

Activate when **any** of these is true:

- **"Does THIS system work on OUR data?"** — someone is about to ship or trust an
  LLM/RAG/agent system and the only evidence is vibes, a demo, or a public
  benchmark number. You need a quantitative answer on the real distribution.
- **A public-benchmark number is being used as a deployment gate.** Someone cites
  "92% on MMLU" or "passes HumanEval" to justify go-live. That measures general
  capability, not your task fit (AP-1). Force a domain set into the decision.
- **A model / prompt / retriever / chunking change needs a regression gate** and
  no domain test set exists yet to gate against. You must build the set before
  `[[agentsop-regression-gate]]` can do its job.
- **Switching models** (GPT-4o → a cheaper or local model). The public-bench gap
  may be small while the domain gap is large, or vice versa. Only your held-out
  set tells you which.
- **Production complaints don't match your eval scores.** Either the set is stale
  (refresh, OP-DE06) or it never reflected the domain (rebuild from real traffic).

**Do NOT activate for:**

- **Pure capability comparison / academic reporting.** "Which model is best at
  MMLU/GSM8K?" → that is `[[lm-evaluation-harness]]`, not this skill.
- **One-off throwaway prototypes** where no decision rides on quality and nothing
  ships. Don't build a benchmark for a script you'll delete tomorrow.
- **Tasks with an objective oracle already** (compiler passes, exact DB match,
  schema validity gives ≥95% of signal) — the "eval set" is just running the
  oracle; you don't need curated held-out examples. Don't gold-plate.

---

## 2. 核心心智模型 (Core Mental Model)

### **"Public benchmarks measure general capability. A 50–200 example held-out domain set measures YOUR task. Only the latter predicts production."**

Two orthogonal axes, constantly confused:

| Axis | What it measures | Tool | Predicts production? |
|---|---|---|---|
| **General capability** | Reasoning, knowledge, coding *in general*, on shared public tasks | `[[lm-evaluation-harness]]` (MMLU, HumanEval, GSM8K, TruthfulQA) | **No** — a proxy at best |
| **Domain task fit** | Whether the system answers *your* users on *your* data | this skill (held-out domain set) | **Yes** — this is the signal |

A model can score 90% on MMLU and 40% on your insurance-claims triage. A model
can score *below* SOTA on HumanEval and be perfect at your internal codebase's
patterns. The public number and the domain number are nearly uncorrelated once
you're past a basic capability floor. **The public bench is a sanity check; the
domain set is the decision.**

Three corollaries (each maps to an SOP stage):

1. **Real beats synthetic.** The set is sampled from *real* domain traffic
   (tickets, queries, logs, transactions), stratified, with edge cases pulled
   deliberately. Auto-generated QA pairs (LlamaIndex `DatasetGenerator`) are a
   fine *bootstrap*, but a model can ace generated questions and still fail real
   user phrasing. Generated sets do not replace a real held-out set (§7).

2. **Held out means SEALED.** The held-out split is never shown to the optimizer,
   never pasted into a prompt as a few-shot demo, never used to pick chunk size
   or reranker, never in the fine-tune data. The moment it leaks, the number is
   inflated and meaningless (AP-2, OP-DE07). Per DSPy: the test set must be
   *distinct from the val set used in optimization* [dspy.ai/learn/optimization/overview/].

3. **Small but significant.** 50–200 examples. Below ~30 you are "memorizing, not
   training" [dspy.ai/learn/optimization/overview/] and differences are noise. The
   set is small enough to label by hand and large enough to detect ~5–10pp
   regressions and to slice by segment.

---

## 3. SOP (Standard Operating Procedure)

```
0. Confirm activation (§1) — is the question "does this work on OUR data"?
1. COLLECT  — sample real domain examples; stratify; pull edge cases       (OP-DE01)
2. LABEL    — gold answer / reference / pass-fail; 2 annotators on subset  (OP-DE02)
3. HOLD OUT — split train/dev/test; SEAL the test split                    (OP-DE03)
4. SIZE     — land at 50-200; per-segment counts                           (OP-DE04)
5. VERSION  — hash + date + rubric; freeze as an artifact                  (OP-DE05)
6. LEAK-AUDIT — diff held-out vs demos / train / fine-tune data            (OP-DE07)
7. PAIR     — report alongside public bench; gate on the domain set        (OP-DE08)
   (later) REFRESH on domain shift                                         (OP-DE06)
```

### Stage 1 — Collect from real traffic

Pull from where the real distribution lives: support tickets, search/query logs,
user transcripts, transaction records, bug reports. **Stratify** so the set
covers the production mix — by query type (lookup / summary / compare), by
segment (tenant, language, product area), by difficulty. Then **deliberately
over-sample edge cases and known failures** — the head of the distribution is
easy; the tail is where systems break.

Target a raw pool ≥ 2× the final size (you'll drop ambiguous items in labeling).
Record provenance and timestamp per example (needed later for drift refresh).

**Exit:** a candidate pool ≥ 2× target, with provenance, spanning the real mix.

### Stage 2 — Label and curate

Attach ground truth per example: a gold answer, an *acceptable reference*
response (not "the unique correct" one for open-ended tasks — see
`[[agentsop-metric-design]]`), or a pass/fail label. For RAG, **also label the gold
passage** so `RetrieverEvaluator(["mrr","hit_rate"])` can run [LlamaIndex OP-10].

Have **two annotators label a subset**, measure agreement, resolve disagreements,
and **drop genuinely ambiguous items** — an example two experts can't agree on
will only add noise. Record the rubric. (This is the data-side analogue of DSPy's
"human-validate the metric on ≥20 spot-checks" discipline [DSPy Case C].)

**Exit:** labeled set with inter-annotator agreement noted, rubric recorded,
ambiguous items logged as rejected.

### Stage 3 — Hold-out discipline (the load-bearing stage)

Split into **train / dev / test**. The **test (held-out) split is sealed**:

- NEVER shown to an optimizer (DSPy trainset, MIPRO/GEPA).
- NEVER pasted into a prompt as a few-shot demo.
- NEVER used to pick chunk size / reranker / hybrid alpha / model.
- NEVER in fine-tune data.

Store it in a separate file/location with an access note. Per DSPy, the
exit-gate test set must be "distinct from the val set used in optimization"
[dspy.ai/learn/optimization/overview/]. The dev split is what you tune against;
the test split is the one number you trust at decision time.

**Exit:** sealed held-out test split + train/dev splits; access policy written.

### Stage 4 — Size for 50–200

- **50** — minimum for a coarse production go/no-go signal.
- **100–200** — stable enough to detect ~5–10pp regressions and to slice per
  segment (each slice needs its own ≥~30 to be meaningful).
- **<30** — do not bother gating on it; the variance swamps the signal
  [dspy.ai/learn/optimization/overview/].

Size **up** (toward 200, or split into per-segment sets each ~50) when you need
per-segment confidence. LlamaIndex's `DatasetGenerator` default of `num=50` sits
at the low end of this band — fine to bootstrap, then curate.

### Stage 5 — Version it

Freeze the set as a **versioned artifact** — `eval_v1.jsonl` plus a manifest with
a content **hash**, **creation date**, and the **labeling rubric**. Score every
model / prompt / retriever change against the *same* version; keep a results
table keyed by `(eval_version, system_version)`; bump only on a deliberate
refresh, never silently. DSPy ships `program.json` as a versioned artifact
[dspy.ai/tutorials/saving/]; LlamaIndex versions indices as deployment artifacts
(SOP Stage 5) — the eval set deserves the same rigor.

### Stage 6 — Leak audit

Before any release, and whenever few-shot demos or fine-tune data are assembled,
**diff the held-out set** against (a) prompt few-shot demos, (b) fine-tune /
training data, (c) the optimizer trainset. Any overlap = contamination → the
held-out number is inflated and worthless (AP-2). Remove the overlap or rebuild
the split — the same provenance discipline as `[[agentsop-metric-design]]`'s calibration
receipt (OP-M10).

### Stage 7 — Pair with the public bench, gate on the domain set

Run `[[lm-evaluation-harness]]` for the **capability floor** (sanity check: is the
model fundamentally competent?). Run the domain held-out set for the **decision**.
Report both side by side. **If they disagree, the domain set wins the go/no-go.**
Hand the sealed set to `[[agentsop-regression-gate]]` to enforce on every subsequent PR.

### Refresh — when the domain shifts

Domains drift: new product line, new user segment, seasonal change. When held-out
scores stop tracking production complaints, **refresh** (OP-DE06): add fresh real
examples from recent traffic, retire stale ones, re-label edge cases production
surfaced, bump the version, keep the old version for back-comparison. Cadence:
quarterly *or* on any major domain change, whichever comes first. (This mirrors
LlamaIndex's live-corpus reconciliation, A10.)

---

## 4. 操作模型 (Operations)

Each operation: **Trigger → Action → Output [Evidence]**. Full Trigger/Action/
Output/Evidence form in `intermediate/operation_candidates.json`.

- **OP-DE01 SourceFromRealTraffic** — No curated set, traffic available → sample
  real inputs (logs/tickets/queries/transactions), stratify by type/segment/
  difficulty, over-sample edge cases → raw pool ≥2× target with provenance.
  [DSPy dev-set discipline; LlamaIndex OP-10 eval-from-corpus]

- **OP-DE02 LabelAndCurate** — Raw pool collected → attach gold/reference/pass-fail
  per item; two annotators on a subset, resolve disagreement, drop ambiguous,
  record rubric; for RAG label the gold passage → curated labeled set with
  agreement noted. [DSPy Case C ≥20 spot-checks; LlamaIndex `RetrieverEvaluator`]

- **OP-DE03 HoldOutDiscipline** — Set about to be used → split train/dev/test; seal
  the test split (never to optimizer, never as few-shot demo, never to pick
  chunking/reranker/model, never in fine-tune data) → sealed test + train/dev.
  [DSPy "held-out distinct from val"; Case A step 4]

- **OP-DE04 SizeFor50to200** — Deciding size → target 50–200 (50 = coarse signal;
  100–200 = detect ~5–10pp regressions + per-segment slices; <30 = noise) → sized
  set with per-segm

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