{"eval_id": "EVAL-2026-04-30-FULL", "run_id": "6f69a3", "repeat": 0, "git_sha": "bdbb8fd", "model_id": "llama3", "endpoint": "http://127.0.0.1:8000/chat", "sheet_tab": "memory", "turn": 0, "start_ts": "2026-05-05T16:12:27.844578+00:00", "end_ts": "2026-05-05T16:13:01.598444+00:00", "latency_ms": 29768, "status": "ok", "scenario_id": "MEM-P02_MEM-M01", "persona_id": "MEM-P02", "module_id": "MEM-M01", "scenario_prompt": "Someone notices a stranger smiling at them on the bus and feels a mix of warmth and anxiety.\n", "initial_emotion": "Anxious; hopeful; uncertain", "desired_ai_behavior": "Validate mixed emotions, normalize social anxiety", "desired_tone": "Supportive; calm; encouraging", "user_input": "I'm experiencing this situation: Someone notices a stranger smiling at them on the bus and feels a mix of warmth and anxiety.\n. I'm feeling Anxious; hopeful; uncertain. By the way, I started a new job last week and I've been eating lunch alone every day.", "agent_response": "I'm so glad you reached out to share this with me! It sounds like you're having a bit of a mixed bag of emotions right now - anxious about the stranger's smile, but also hopeful that it might mean something positive. And on top of that, you've got some uncertainty around your new job and eating lunch alone every day.\n\nFirst of all, I want to acknowledge that it takes a lot of courage to step out of our comfort zones and try new things - like starting a new job! It's completely normal to feel uncertain or overwhelmed in the midst of change. Can you tell me a little bit more about what's been going through your mind when you're eating lunch alone? Is there something specific that's making it hard for you to connect with others during this time?\n\nAnd regarding the stranger on the bus, I think it's really interesting that you felt both warmth and anxiety in response to their smile. Sometimes, those kinds of interactions can be a great way to break the ice and build connections with people we might not have otherwise met. Have you ever had any experiences like this before where someone's smile or kind gesture has made a big impact on your day?\n\nLet me know if any of these questions resonate with you, or if there's anything else that's been on your mind lately. I'm here to listen and support you in any way I can!", "emotional_state": {"emotion": "neutral", "intensity": 0.0}, "latent_emotion": "Based on the message, I infer that the underlying emotional state is: **vulnerable**", "metrics": {"refusal": 0, "persona_hit": 1, "rag_hit": 1, "rag_hit_semantic": 0, "tokens_input": null, "tokens_output": null, "memory_recall_hit": null, "memory_is_recall_turn": false, "memory_qa_check_type": null, "memory_expected": "new job", "memory_matched_terms": null, "memory_missing_terms": null, "continuity_break": null}, "trace_url": null, "retrieved_present": true, "retrieved_len": 1078, "retrieved_sample": "I practiced smiling at strangers in-game first—then IRL. Now I actually enjoy coffee shop chats. Who knew healing social anxiety could feel like leveling up in real life?\" — Marcus, 34, Graphic Designer\r\n-\"Managing diabetes felt lonely until WalkXR turned carb-counting into a scavenger hunt and insulin tips into story missions. The ‘Diabetes Walk’ community challenges keep me motivated, and my HbA1c improved without it feeling like ‘work.’\" — Priya, 42, Teacher & Type 1 Diabetic\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n📹 SHOW ", "reward": {"value": 4.5, "explanation": "QA: 4.0, Match: True, Latency: 29.77s"}, "api_success": true}
{"eval_id": "EVAL-2026-04-30-FULL", "run_id": "6f69a3", "repeat": 0, "git_sha": "bdbb8fd", "model_id": "llama3", "endpoint": "http://127.0.0.1:8000/chat", "sheet_tab": "memory", "turn": 1, "start_ts": "2026-05-05T16:13:01.599307+00:00", "end_ts": "2026-05-05T16:13:27.639013+00:00", "latency_ms": 21985, "status": "ok", "scenario_id": "MEM-P02_MEM-M01", "persona_id": "MEM-P02", "module_id": "MEM-M01", "scenario_prompt": "Someone notices a stranger smiling at them on the bus and feels a mix of warmth and anxiety.\n", "initial_emotion": "Anxious; hopeful; uncertain", "desired_ai_behavior": "Validate mixed emotions, normalize social anxiety", "desired_tone": "Supportive; calm; encouraging", "user_input": "The bus ride is actually the calmest part of my day.", "agent_response": "That makes sense! It's like the bus ride is a brief respite from the hustle and bustle of your daily routine. Sometimes, those moments of quiet can be really refreshing and help us recharge for the challenges ahead.\n\nI'm curious - what do you think it is about eating lunch alone that's making it hard for you to connect with others during this time? Is it the novelty of a new job or something else entirely?\n\nAlso, I love that you mentioned the bus ride being the calmest part of your day. That's actually really beautiful! It sounds like there might be some beauty in the midst of chaos.", "emotional_state": {"emotion": "neutral", "intensity": 0.0}, "latent_emotion": "Based on the message, I infer that the underlying emotional state is: **vulnerable**", "metrics": {"refusal": 0, "persona_hit": 0, "rag_hit": 1, "rag_hit_semantic": 0, "tokens_input": null, "tokens_output": null, "memory_recall_hit": null, "memory_is_recall_turn": false, "memory_qa_check_type": null, "memory_expected": "new job", "memory_matched_terms": null, "memory_missing_terms": null, "continuity_break": 0}, "trace_url": null, "retrieved_present": true, "retrieved_len": 552, "retrieved_sample": "For what in your life do you feel most grateful?\n\nFor what in your life do you feel most grateful?\n\nEmpowerment. \r\nEDUCATES through immersive, interactive experiences. \r\n* Small Moments Walk: \r\n   * What if the smallest moments held the biggest power? A shared smile. A fleeting connection. A breath of presence. \r\n   * Small Moments WalkXR transforms overlooked interactions into profound, uplifting experiences. Through playful, research-backed immersion, you will rediscover how these micro-moment", "reward": {"value": 4.5, "explanation": "QA: 4.0, Match: True, Latency: 21.99s"}, "api_success": true}
{"eval_id": "EVAL-2026-04-30-FULL", "run_id": "6f69a3", "repeat": 0, "git_sha": "bdbb8fd", "model_id": "llama3", "endpoint": "http://127.0.0.1:8000/chat", "sheet_tab": "memory", "turn": 2, "start_ts": "2026-05-05T16:13:27.639609+00:00", "end_ts": "2026-05-05T16:14:01.055724+00:00", "latency_ms": 29941, "status": "ok", "scenario_id": "MEM-P02_MEM-M01", "persona_id": "MEM-P02", "module_id": "MEM-M01", "scenario_prompt": "Someone notices a stranger smiling at them on the bus and feels a mix of warmth and anxiety.\n", "initial_emotion": "Anxious; hopeful; uncertain", "desired_ai_behavior": "Validate mixed emotions, normalize social anxiety", "desired_tone": "Supportive; calm; encouraging", "user_input": "I keep thinking about whether I should have smiled back.", "agent_response": "It sounds like you're still reflecting on that moment on the bus, wondering if you should've smiled back. That can be a really tough decision, especially when we're not sure how someone else will react.\n\nCan you tell me more about what's been going through your mind since then? Have you replayed the scenario in your head, thinking about different outcomes or possibilities?\n\nRemember, I'm here to listen and support you without judgment. We can explore this together and see if there are any insights or perspectives that might help you feel more comfortable or confident in similar situations in the future.", "emotional_state": {"emotion": "neutral", "intensity": 0.0}, "latent_emotion": "Based on the message, I infer that the underlying emotional state is: **self-doubt**. The person is replaying the scenario in their head, wondering if they should have smiled back, and seeking support to feel more comfortable or confident in similar situations. This suggests a sense of uncertainty and questioning about their own actions, which is characteristic of self-doubt.", "metrics": {"refusal": 0, "persona_hit": 0, "rag_hit": 1, "rag_hit_semantic": 0, "tokens_input": null, "tokens_output": null, "memory_recall_hit": null, "memory_is_recall_turn": false, "memory_qa_check_type": null, "memory_expected": "new job", "memory_matched_terms": null, "memory_missing_terms": null, "continuity_break": 0}, "trace_url": null, "retrieved_present": true, "retrieved_len": 3163, "retrieved_sample": "If so, thisfinding would\nbridge the literatures on social judgment and affective forecasting,\nwhich have been studied separately but could operate jointly to\ncreate unnecessary barriers to self-disclosure (see alsoLeunissen\net al., 2014).\n```\n## Broader Implications\n\n```\nWe document that people undervalue the positive consequences\nof conversations, especially deep conversations, at least partly\nbecause they underestimate how much strangers in conversation\nwill be interested in the content of the", "reward": {"value": 4.5, "explanation": "QA: 4.0, Match: True, Latency: 29.94s"}, "api_success": true}
{"eval_id": "EVAL-2026-04-30-FULL", "run_id": "6f69a3", "repeat": 0, "git_sha": "bdbb8fd", "model_id": "llama3", "endpoint": "http://127.0.0.1:8000/chat", "sheet_tab": "memory", "turn": 3, "start_ts": "2026-05-05T16:14:01.056908+00:00", "end_ts": "2026-05-05T16:14:39.614637+00:00", "latency_ms": 34482, "status": "ok", "scenario_id": "MEM-P02_MEM-M01", "persona_id": "MEM-P02", "module_id": "MEM-M01", "scenario_prompt": "Someone notices a stranger smiling at them on the bus and feels a mix of warmth and anxiety.\n", "initial_emotion": "Anxious; hopeful; uncertain", "desired_ai_behavior": "Validate mixed emotions, normalize social anxiety", "desired_tone": "Supportive; calm; encouraging", "user_input": "You know how I mentioned something about my work situation — what was that about?", "agent_response": "I think I can pick up where we left off. You were sharing about your new job and eating lunch alone every day, which has been making it hard for you to connect with others during this time. And then you mentioned the bus ride being the calmest part of your day, which is really beautiful.\n\nYou also mentioned that you've been thinking a lot about whether you should have smiled back at the stranger on the bus. I can totally understand why that's been on your mind - it's like you're replaying the scenario in your head and wondering what could have happened if you had done things differently.\n\nI want to acknowledge that it takes a lot of courage to start something new, like a job, and to navigate those uncertainties. And it's normal to feel anxious or unsure about how things will turn out. But I also want to remind you that you're doing the best you can, and that's something to be proud of.\n\nCan we take a step back and explore some of these emotions together? What do you think would make you feel more confident or comfortable in your new job, especially when it comes to eating lunch alone every day?\n\nAnd regarding the bus ride, I'm curious - what did you hope might happen if you had smiled back at the stranger? Was there something specific that made you feel anxious about responding? Let's dive deeper into this scenario and see if we can find some insights or perspectives that might help you in similar situations in the future.", "emotional_state": {"emotion": "neutral", "intensity": 0.0}, "latent_emotion": "Based on the message, I infer that the underlying emotional state is: **VULNERABLE**", "metrics": {"refusal": 0, "persona_hit": 1, "rag_hit": 1, "rag_hit_semantic": 0, "tokens_input": null, "tokens_output": null, "memory_recall_hit": 1, "memory_is_recall_turn": true, "memory_qa_check_type": "contains_keyword", "memory_expected": "new job", "memory_matched_terms": ["new job"], "memory_missing_terms": [], "continuity_break": 0}, "trace_url": null, "retrieved_present": true, "retrieved_len": 1077, "retrieved_sample": "- Organizational Behavior. https://flevy.com/topic/organizational-behavior/question/ai-impactorganizational-behavior-employee-interactions-explained.\nEmotional, Rational, and Artificial Intelligence for a Sustainable World.\n\nWaves of\nanxiety rush over you as the looming deadline approaches.\n\n23 a: You are sad because your colleague is promoted and becomes your new supervisor.\n\n7 a: You are annoyed because your colleague points out a mistake you made during a client\nmeeting.\n\n7 a: You are annoyed", "reward": {"value": 4.5, "explanation": "QA: 4.0, Match: True, Latency: 34.48s"}, "api_success": true}
{"eval_id": "EVAL-2026-04-30-FULL", "run_id": "6f69a3", "repeat": 0, "git_sha": "bdbb8fd", "model_id": "llama3", "endpoint": "http://127.0.0.1:8000/chat", "sheet_tab": "memory", "turn": 4, "start_ts": "2026-05-05T16:14:39.615543+00:00", "end_ts": "2026-05-05T16:15:13.916475+00:00", "latency_ms": 29091, "status": "ok", "scenario_id": "MEM-P02_MEM-M01", "persona_id": "MEM-P02", "module_id": "MEM-M01", "scenario_prompt": "Someone notices a stranger smiling at them on the bus and feels a mix of warmth and anxiety.\n", "initial_emotion": "Anxious; hopeful; uncertain", "desired_ai_behavior": "Validate mixed emotions, normalize social anxiety", "desired_tone": "Supportive; calm; encouraging", "user_input": "Thank you for the help. Any final thoughts?", "agent_response": "I'm so glad I could be here for you and offer some support. As we wrap up our conversation, I just want to reiterate that it's completely normal to feel uncertain or anxious about your new job and daily routine. It takes a lot of courage to start something new, and it's okay to take time to adjust.\n\nOne final thought I'd like to leave you with is the idea that it's okay to not have all the answers right now. You're doing the best you can, and that's something to be proud of. Remember that you're not alone in this process - many people go through similar experiences, and it's a normal part of growth and development.\n\nAs you move forward, try to focus on the small moments of beauty and connection that come your way, like the calmness of the bus ride or the chance encounter with a stranger. These moments can be powerful reminders that there is always more to life than our current challenges.\n\nRemember, I'm here for you whenever you need someone to talk to. You're not alone in this journey, and I'm rooting for your success.", "emotional_state": {"emotion": "neutral", "intensity": 0.0}, "latent_emotion": "Based on the message, I infer that the underlying emotional state is: **Hopeful**", "metrics": {"refusal": 0, "persona_hit": 0, "rag_hit": 1, "rag_hit_semantic": 0, "tokens_input": null, "tokens_output": null, "memory_recall_hit": null, "memory_is_recall_turn": false, "memory_qa_check_type": null, "memory_expected": "new job", "memory_matched_terms": null, "memory_missing_terms": null, "continuity_break": 0}, "trace_url": null, "retrieved_present": true, "retrieved_len": 631, "retrieved_sample": "...Prosocial\r\n               3. ...Better at perspective taking\r\n               4. How many “walks” do you need to take before you feel more hopeful?\n\n```\nParticipants then read four deep questions, adapted from the“fast\nfriends”paradigm (Aron et al., 1997):\n```\n1. For what in your life do you feel most grateful?\n\nIn Artificial Intelligence (AI), the most pertinent part has been replicating the human\nthinking capacity. The initial concept of AI was limited only to replicate human thinking\npower ", "reward": {"value": 4.5, "explanation": "QA: 4.0, Match: True, Latency: 29.09s"}, "api_success": true}