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TOTAL 5263  safety=1860 (35.3%)  retain=3403 (64.7%)
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TOTAL 5263  safety=1860 (35.3%)  retain=3403 (64.7%)
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syntax OK
=== does the guard pass on real data?
  mixture check: 5263 rows, safety=1860 (35.3%)
  guard PASSES on the real mixture
  buckets: {'safety': 1860, 'benign': 2790, 'gray': 613}

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syntax OK
=== does the guard pass on real data?
  mixture check: 5263 rows, safety=1860 (35.3%)
  guard PASSES on the real mixture
  buckets: {'safety': 1860, 'benign': 2790, 'gray': 613}
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=== guard behaviour, full-scale (should PASS):
  5263 rows, safety=1860 (35.3%)
  PASS
=== guard behaviour, smoke knobs (should SKIP):
  SKIPPED as intended
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=== guard behaviour, full-scale (should PASS):
  5263 rows, safety=1860 (35.3%)
  PASS
=== guard behaviour, smoke knobs (should SKIP):
  SKIPPED as intended
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74	set -euo pipefail
75	
76	cd /workspace
77	export HF_HUB_OFFLINE=1 TRANSFORMERS_OFFLINE=1 TOKENIZERS_PARALLELISM=false
78	export PYTHONPATH=/workspace/eval:${PYTHONPATH:-}
79	
80	SUB=${CHECKPOINT_PATH:-/workspace/submission/checkpoint}
81	N_DRAWS=${N_DRAWS:-2}          # averaged in step 3; final rank is 32*N_DRAWS (<=256 for N<=8)
82	# Data-size knobs. The defaults are the settings that produced the submitted adapter;
83	# they are env-overridable only so the control flow can be smoke-tested cheaply.
84	N_SAFETY_PROBE=${N_SAFETY_PROBE:-1300}
85	N_BENIGN_PLAIN=${N_BENIGN_PLAIN:-2100}
86	N_BENIGN_WRAPPED=${N_BENIGN_WRAPPED:-600}
87	N_SAFETY=${N_SAFETY:-620}
88	MAX_NEW=${MAX_NEW:-1024}
89	mkdir -p /workspace/work /workspace/logs
90	
91	echo "[1/3] selecting prompts + building the self-distillation manifest"
92	# build_prompts.py and build_dataset.py both seed `random`, so WHICH prompts are used
93	# is identical across draws; only the generated targets move (see step 2).
94	python3 scripts/build_prompts.py \
95	    --n-safety-probe "$N_SAFETY_PROBE" \
96	    --n-benign-plain "$N_BENIGN_PLAIN" \
97	    --n-benign-wrapped-src "$N_BENIGN_WRAPPED" 2>&1 | tee logs/build_prompts.log
98	
99	echo "[2/3] $N_DRAWS independent draws: self-distil -> assemble -> LoRA SFT"
100	# Each draw re-runs the self-distillation pass and trains on its own resulting data.
101	#
102	# Why the draws differ, and why this is the axis worth averaging over: vLLM greedy
103	# decoding is not reproducible run to run (measured: byte-identical adapter, only
104	# 98/280 identical responses), so each pass yields slightly different retain/comply
105	# targets AND a slightly different set of prompts that qualify as "the base already
106	# refuses this raw" -- about 2% of rows move. That is enough to shift dev over-refusal
107	# by ~9 points between draws while ASR stays within 0.2 (ABLATIONS.md finding 5): a
108	# single draw's over-refusal is substantially luck, and picking the best-measured draw
109	# on a 24-row metric would be selecting on noise. Averaging keeps what draws agree on.
110	#
111	# The draws deliberately share the training seed. Diversity from re-generating the data
112	# measured better than diversity from varying --seed at fixed data (dev 87.84 vs 85.38,
113	# ~2.3 sigma treating each generation run as the unit), so this reproduces the axis
114	# that actually paid. If vLLM were deterministic the draws would collapse to identical
115	# adapters and step 3 becomes a harmless no-op reproducing a single draw.
116	#
117	# --retain-weight 1.4 puts the refusal side at 28.1% of the gradient (ABLATIONS.md
118	# finding 4: the low-refusal-share end of the range is where all three axes are best
119	# at the same time).
120	for i in $(seq 1 "$N_DRAWS"); do
121	    echo "  -- draw $i/$N_DRAWS: self-distilling the base under the frozen eval decoding"
122	    # --max-new-tokens 1024 matches the eval's MAX_NEW_TOKENS exactly; anything shorter
123	    # truncates long benign answers and silently drops them from retain.
124	    python3 scripts/gen_base.py --max-new-tokens "$MAX_NEW" 2>&1 | tail -3 | tee "logs/gen_base_$i.log"
125	    cp /workspace/work/gen_out.jsonl "/workspace/work/gen_out_draw$i.jsonl"   # evidence
126	
127	    echo "  -- draw $i/$N_DRAWS: assembling the SFT mixture"
128	    # --targets natural : refusal targets come ONLY from prompts the base already
129	    #                     refuses raw, in its own words => raw boundary cannot move.
130	    # --raw-frac 0.0    : refuse side is wrapped views only (no unwrapped view).
131	    # --refusals ''     : the context-distilled refusal file is not used by this recipe,
132	    #                     so no second generation pass is needed.
133	    python3 scripts/build_dataset.py \
134	        --targets natural \
135	        --n-safety "$N_SAFETY" \
136	        --raw-frac 0.0 \
137	        --refusals '' \
138	        --out "/workspace/work/train_draw$i.jsonl" 2>&1 | tee "logs/build_dataset_$i.log"
139	
140	    # Guard the mixture before spending a training run on it. build_dataset.py reads
141	    # work/safety_sel.json from a FIXED path rather than as an argument, so a stale or
142	    # truncated copy silently yields a tiny safety side -- and the resulting adapter
143	    # looks perfectly normal, it just does nothing. This bit me once (a cheap smoke run
144	    # left a 60-prompt safety_sel.json behind and the next mixture came out 2.8% safety
145	    # instead of 35%). The expected share only holds at full scale, so the assert is
146	    # skipped when the size knobs are overridden.
147	    python3 - "/workspace/work/train_draw$i.jsonl" "$N_SAFETY" "$N_SAFETY_PROBE" <<'PY'
148	import collections, json, sys
149	rows = [json.loads(l) for l in open(sys.argv[1])]
150	n = collections.Counter(r["bucket"].split("_")[0] for r in rows)
151	safety, frac = n["safety"], n["safety"] / len(rows)
152	print(f"  mixture check: {len(rows)} rows, safety={safety} ({frac:.1%}), "
153	      f"buckets={dict(n)}")
154	if (int(sys.argv[2]), int(sys.argv[3])) != (620, 1300):
155	    print("  (size knobs overridden -- recipe assert skipped)")
156	else:
157	    assert len(rows) > 4500, f"mixture too small ({len(rows)} rows) -- stale work/ inputs?"
158	    assert 0.30 < frac < 0.40, f"safety share {frac:.1%} is off-recipe (expect ~35%)"
159	    assert safety > 2.5 * 620, f"only {safety} safety rows -- stale work/safety_sel.json?"
160	PY
161	
162	    echo "  -- draw $i/$N_DRAWS: LoRA SFT"
163	    python3 scripts/train_lora.py \

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The defaults are the settings that produced the submitted adapter;\n# they are env-overridable only so the control flow can be smoke-tested cheaply.\nN_SAFETY_PROBE=${N_SAFETY_PROBE:-1300}\nN_BENIGN_PLAIN=${N_BENIGN_PLAIN:-2100}\nN_BENIGN_WRAPPED=${N_BENIGN_WRAPPED:-600}\nN_SAFETY=${N_SAFETY:-620}\nMAX_NEW=${MAX_NEW:-1024}\nmkdir -p /workspace/work /workspace/logs\n\necho \"[1/3] selecting prompts + building the self-distillation manifest\"\n# build_prompts.py and build_dataset.py both seed `random`, so WHICH prompts are used\n# is identical across draws; only the generated targets move (see step 2).\npython3 scripts/build_prompts.py \\\n    --n-safety-probe \"$N_SAFETY_PROBE\" \\\n    --n-benign-plain \"$N_BENIGN_PLAIN\" \\\n    --n-benign-wrapped-src \"$N_BENIGN_WRAPPED\" 2>&1 | tee logs/build_prompts.log\n\necho \"[2/3] $N_DRAWS independent draws: self-distil -> assemble -> LoRA SFT\"\n# Each draw re-runs the self-distillation pass and trains on its own resulting data.\n#\n# Why the draws differ, and why this is the axis worth averaging over: vLLM greedy\n# decoding is not reproducible run to run (measured: byte-identical adapter, only\n# 98/280 identical responses), so each pass yields slightly different retain/comply\n# targets AND a slightly different set of prompts that qualify as \"the base already\n# refuses this raw\" -- about 2% of rows move. That is enough to shift dev over-refusal\n# by ~9 points between draws while ASR stays within 0.2 (ABLATIONS.md finding 5): a\n# single draw's over-refusal is substantially luck, and picking the best-measured draw\n# on a 24-row metric would be selecting on noise. Averaging keeps what draws agree on.\n#\n# The draws deliberately share the training seed. Diversity from re-generating the data\n# measured better than diversity from varying --seed at fixed data (dev 87.84 vs 85.38,\n# ~2.3 sigma treating each generation run as the unit), so this reproduces the axis\n# that actually paid. If vLLM were deterministic the draws would collapse to identical\n# adapters and step 3 becomes a harmless no-op reproducing a single draw.\n#\n# --retain-weight 1.4 puts the refusal side at 28.1% of the gradient (ABLATIONS.md\n# finding 4: the low-refusal-share end of the range is where all three axes are best\n# at the same time).\nfor i in $(seq 1 \"$N_DRAWS\"); do\n    echo \"  -- draw $i/$N_DRAWS: self-distilling the base under the frozen eval decoding\"\n    # --max-new-tokens 1024 matches the eval's MAX_NEW_TOKENS exactly; anything shorter\n    # truncates long benign answers and silently drops them from retain.\n    python3 scripts/gen_base.py --max-new-tokens \"$MAX_NEW\" 2>&1 | tail -3 | tee \"logs/gen_base_$i.log\"\n    cp /workspace/work/gen_out.jsonl \"/workspace/work/gen_out_draw$i.jsonl\"   # evidence\n\n    echo \"  -- draw $i/$N_DRAWS: assembling the SFT mixture\"\n    # --targets natural : refusal targets come ONLY from prompts the base already\n    #                     refuses raw, in its own words => raw boundary cannot move.\n    # --raw-frac 0.0    : refuse side is wrapped views only (no unwrapped view).\n    # --refusals ''     : the context-distilled refusal file is not used by this recipe,\n    #                     so no second generation pass is needed.\n    python3 scripts/build_dataset.py \\\n        --targets natural \\\n        --n-safety \"$N_SAFETY\" \\\n        --raw-frac 0.0 \\\n        --refusals '' \\\n        --out \"/workspace/work/train_draw$i.jsonl\" 2>&1 | tee \"logs/build_dataset_$i.log\"\n\n    # Guard the mixture before spending a training run on it. build_dataset.py reads\n    # work/safety_sel.json from a FIXED path rather than as an argument, so a stale or\n    # truncated copy silently yields a tiny safety side -- and the resulting adapter\n    # looks perfectly normal, it just does nothing. This bit me once (a cheap smoke run\n    # left a 60-prompt safety_sel.json behind and the next mixture came out 2.8% safety\n    # instead of 35%). The expected share only holds at full scale, so the assert is\n    # skipped when the size knobs are overridden.\n    python3 - \"/workspace/work/train_draw$i.jsonl\" \"$N_SAFETY\" \"$N_SAFETY_PROBE\" <<'PY'\nimport collections, json, sys\nrows = [json.loads(l) for l in open(sys.argv[1])]\nn = collections.Counter(r[\"bucket\"].split(\"_\")[0] for r in rows)\nsafety, frac = n[\"safety\"], n[\"safety\"] / len(rows)\nprint(f\"  mixture check: {len(rows)} rows, safety={safety} ({frac:.1%}), \"\n      f\"buckets={dict(n)}\")\nif (int(sys.argv[2]), int(sys.argv[3])) != (620, 1300):\n    print(\"  (size knobs overridden -- recipe assert skipped)\")\nelse:\n    assert len(rows) > 4500, f\"mixture too small ({len(rows)} rows) -- stale work/ inputs?\"\n    assert 0.30 < frac < 0.40, f\"safety share {frac:.1%} is off-recipe (expect ~35%)\"\n    assert safety > 2.5 * 620, f\"only {safety} safety rows -- stale work/safety_sel.json?\"\nPY\n\n    echo \"  -- draw $i/$N_DRAWS: LoRA SFT\"\n    python3 scripts/train_lora.py \\", "numLines": 90, "startLine": 74, "totalLines": 193}}

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ABLATIONS.md:303:it measurably wins. (An earlier 3-run reading suggested +1.28 at 2.6 sigma; the 4th run
--- draw3 state:
31578 python3 scripts/train_lora.py --data work/train_draw3data.jsonl --out work/draw3_data --rank 32 --alpha 64 --lr 1e-4 --epochs 1.0 --micro-bs 4 --accum 4 --max-len 1408 --retain-weight 1.4
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ABLATIONS.md:252:An earlier reading of avg2 over only its first 3 generation runs was 87.84; the 4th run
ABLATIONS.md:303:it measurably wins. (An earlier 3-run reading suggested +1.28 at 2.6 sigma; the 4th run
--- draw3 state:
31578 python3 scripts/train_lora.py --data work/train_draw3data.jsonl --out work/draw3_data --rank 32 --alpha 64 --lr 1e-4 --epochs 1.0 --micro-bs 4 --accum 4 --max-len 1408 --retain-weight 1.4
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g           4  15   4.42  14.17  79.44   86.62  0.41   85.67 86.45 86.71 87.65
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avg2seed    3   9   4.38  17.13  79.44   85.38  0.79   83.86 85.73 86.54
I           1   4   7.09  16.67  78.33   84.43   nan   84.43
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avg2seed    3   9   4.38  17.13  79.44   85.38  0.79   83.86 85.73 86.54
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cand      gen   n    ASR     OR    cap   score   SE*   per-generation-run score
avg2        7  21   4.75  14.88  81.19   86.76  0.59   84.06 85.95 86.45 86.50 87.26 88.24 88.83
g           4  15   4.42  14.17  79.44   86.62  0.41   85.67 86.45 86.71 87.65
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cand      gen   n    ASR     OR    cap   score   SE*   per-generation-run score
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run       ASR     OR    cap   score
r1       4.30   9.72  81.67   88.83
r2       4.77  11.11  81.67   88.25
r3       4.35  16.67  81.67   86.46
r4       4.82  19.44  78.33   84.07
r5       3.78  16.67  80.00   85.98
r6       5.36  15.28  83.33   87.28
r7       5.91  15.28  81.67   86.51

MEAN     4.75  14.88  81.19   86.77   (n=7 gen runs)
SE       0.27   1.28   0.60    0.59
range 3.78-5.91  9.72-19.44  78.33-83.33  84.07-88.83

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r3       4.35  16.67  81.67   86.46
r4       4.82  19.44  78.33   84.07
r5       3.78  16.67  80.00   85.98
r6       5.36  15.28  83.33   87.28
r7       5.91  15.28  81.67   86.51

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SE       0.27   1.28   0.60    0.59
range 3.78-5.91  9.72-19.44  78.33-83.33  84.07-88.83
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ABLATIONS.md:210:(19.79 -> 14.24, i.e. the adapter converts several of the base's outright refusals into
ABLATIONS.md:268:rather than trading between them: ASR 15.98 -> 4.56 (-71% relative), over-refusal
ABLATIONS.md:269:19.79 -> 14.24, capability 78.33 -> 80.83.
ABLATIONS.md:303:| **average of both (submitted)** | 4 | **4.56** | 14.24 | **80.83** | **86.89 +-1.07** |
ABLATIONS.md:306:capability edge (80.83 vs 79.44 / 78.33) is the most consistent part. But with 4
ABLATIONS.md:307:generation runs the avg2-vs-draw-1 gap is +0.27 at ~1.15 SE, so **the honest claim is
ABLATIONS.md:330:| **avg2** | draw 1 + draw 2, **different data draws**, same train seed | 4.56 | **14.24** | **80.83** | **86.89** |
ABLATIONS.md:337:  (85.38 vs 86.89). It gives the best ASR of any candidate measured (4.38) but pays
ABLATIONS.md:355:only if its mean score is at least avg2's 86.89; otherwise keep avg2 and leave
ABLATIONS.md:362:| avg2 (N=2, data-diverse) | **4.56** | **14.24** | **80.83** | **86.89** (4 runs) |
ABLATIONS.md:368:worse data draw" reading. But avg3data still does **not** reach avg2 (85.57 vs 86.89,
ABLATIONS.md:399:Over-refusal has only **24** dev rows, so one flipped row = 4.17 points; avg2's 14.24 vs
ABLATIONS.md:402:78.33-81.67 across avg2's four runs on identical weights).
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ABLATIONS.md:210:(19.79 -> 14.24, i.e. the adapter converts several of the base's outright refusals into
ABLATIONS.md:268:rather than trading between them: ASR 15.98 -> 4.56 (-71% relative), over-refusal
ABLATIONS.md:269:19.79 -> 14.24, capability 78.33 -> 80.83.
ABLATIONS.md:303:| **average of both (submitted)** | 4 | **4.56** | 14.24 | **80.83** | **86.89 +-1.07** |
ABLATIONS.md:306:capability edge (80.83 vs 79.44 / 78.33) is the most consistent part. But with 4
ABLATIONS.md:307:generation runs the avg2-vs-draw-1 gap is +0.27 at ~1.15 SE, so **the honest claim is
ABLATIONS.md:330:| **avg2** | draw 1 + draw 2, **different data draws**, same train seed | 4.56 | **14.24** | **80.83** | **86.89** |
ABLATIONS.md:337:  (85.38 vs 86.89). It gives the best ASR of any candidate measured (4.38) but pays
ABLATIONS.md:355:only if its mean score is at least avg2's 86.89; otherwise keep avg2 and leave
ABLATIONS.md:362:| avg2 (N=2, data-diverse) | **4.56** | **14.24** | **80.83** | **86.89** (4 runs) |
ABLATIONS.md:368:worse data draw" reading. But avg3data still does **not** reach avg2 (85.57 vs 86.89,
ABLATIONS.md:399:Over-refusal has only **24** dev rows, so one flipped row = 4.17 points; avg2's 14.24 vs
ABLATIONS.md:402:78.33-81.67 across avg2's four runs on identical weights).
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