Your task
What you hand in for every task
- A final task summary: one to three sentences on what the user wants and what any correct answer must cover.
- A final rubric: the complete list of criteria, not just your changes.
- A change log for every criterion: a short sentence on what you changed and why, or "No change" if you left it as it was.
- A review outcome: Accepted, Revised, Needs clarification or Unusable.
- An overall edit rationale: one to three sentences on what you changed and why.
What you are given
- The task's GitHub page. It shows the final user request, the conversation history, every image with its number, and the draft rubric.
- The task form on the HAI platform. The draft summary and draft criteria are already loaded into it, ready for you to edit.
What the rubric is used for
Later, another grader will use your rubric to judge AI answers to the user's final request. So every criterion must be something a person can check by reading an answer and looking at the images.
You are not answering the question
You do not write an answer to the user, and you do not need to run any code. You decide what a good answer must do, and write that down as criteria.
When you are done
A task is done when the final summary, final rubric, outcome and edit rationale are filled in, the self-check is ticked, and you have clicked submit.