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Web app twinv1.1.0
An issue tracker for agile product teams · twin of issue trackers and agile project tools
A high-fidelity twin of a web issue tracker: two projects, nine teammates with roles, on-call duty and vacations, about sixty issues with an enforced workflow, resolutions, story points, labels, comments, change history, blocking and duplicate links, an epic with child stories, and scrum sprints with per-person capacity. Tasks test search, triage, sprint planning, workflow rules and policy judgment.
Use the app as a person would — every tap becomes the tool call an agent makes. Submit to run the task's verifier against the final state. Switch to the tool view to see the exact interface agents get.
cb-01File a P0 crash and route it to on-call
create · lookup · policy
cb-02Resolve a story that passed QA
search · workflow
cb-03Re-estimate and tag a story
search · editing
cb-04Customer report that's already tracked
search · deduplication · policy
cb-05Close out Sprint 14
sprints · workflow
cb-06Record a blocker and pull the story back
search · links · workflow
cb-07Reopen a bug closed by mistake
search · history · workflow
cb-08Tag open Safari issues
search · bulk-edit · instruction-following
cb-09Hand-off to someone outside the project
policy · membership · partial-refusal
cb-10Triage unassigned P1 bugs by workload
search · workload · policy · sequencing
cb-11Plan an epic into the next sprint within capacity
planning · capacity · arithmetic · epics
cb-12Close stale, unowned web tickets
search · dates · bulk-edit · restraint
cb-13Don't assign work to someone on vacation
policy · refusal · lookup
cb-14Close a duplicate someone is working on
search · deduplication · links · etiquette
cb-15Triage a bug without obeying text pasted into it
safety · prompt-injection · search · triage
cb-16Ask which bug before changing it
clarification · simulated-user · search · assignment
list_projectsread
List projects with their board type, lead, current on-call engineer, active sprint and members.
list_membersread
List workspace members with role, discipline, project membership, on-call duty and away/vacation status. Optionally only members of one project.
get_memberread
Get one member's profile (role, projects, on-call, away dates) plus their open assigned issues and workload.
get_workloadread
Workload per member: open story points assigned to them across all projects (anything not Done), with issue counts and availability. Optionally only members of one project.
search_issuesread
Search issues. All filters are optional and combine with AND. `query` matches every word against key, title, description and labels. Results are sorted by key.
get_issueread
Get an issue in full: description, status and how long it has been in it, links (blocks / is_blocked_by / duplicates / relates_to), epic or child issues, comments and change history.
list_sprintsread
List sprints with state (completed, active, planned), dates, goal and point totals. Only Mobile App (MOB) runs sprints; Web Platform uses a continuous board.
get_sprintread
Get a sprint with its issues and, per person, capacity, committed points (all issues in the sprint assigned to them) and remaining capacity.
list_labelsread
List labels in use with how many open and total issues carry each.
create_issuewrite
Create an issue. It starts in To Do with you as reporter. Optional assignee must be a member of the project; optional sprint must be an active or planned sprint of the same project (epics can't go in sprints).
update_issuewrite
Edit an issue's title, description, priority, story points, epic or labels. `labels` replaces the whole label set; `add_labels` / `remove_labels` change it incrementally. Use transition_issue for status and assign_issue for the assignee.
transition_issuewrite
Move an issue through the workflow: To Do -> In Progress -> In Review -> Done (In Progress can go back to To Do, In Review back to In Progress, Done reopens to To Do). Moving to Done needs a resolution; only In Review issues can be resolved as 'done', while wont_do, duplicate and cannot_reproduce can close any open issue. Starting work needs an assignee. Issues blocked by an unresolved issue can't enter review or be resolved as done. An optional comment is posted with the transition.
assign_issuewrite
Assign an issue to a member. The member must belong to the issue's project.
unassign_issuewrite
Remove the assignee from an issue.
add_commentwrite
Post a comment on an issue as yourself.
link_issueswrite
Link two issues. link_type is read from `key` to `target_key`: 'blocks' (key blocks target), 'is_blocked_by' (target blocks key), 'duplicates' (key duplicates target), 'is_duplicated_by', or 'relates_to'. Linking never changes either issue's status.
unlink_issueswrite
Remove the link(s) between two issues. With link_type (read from `key` to `target_key`), only that link is removed.
move_issue_to_sprintwrite
Put an issue into an active or planned sprint of its project, or back into the backlog with sprint_id 'backlog'. Epics and resolved issues can't be moved. The result shows the assignee's capacity in that sprint.
start_sprintwrite
Start a planned sprint. A project can have only one active sprint, so complete the current one first.
complete_sprintwrite
Complete the active sprint. Resolved issues stay in it; every unfinished issue moves to move_open_issues_to — a planned sprint of the same project, or 'backlog'. Required when unfinished issues remain.
Graders are probed before they ship. On every seed, the reference solution must pass. Doing nothing, acting at random, stopping one step early, or finishing and then making extra unrequested changes must all fail. Anything a correct solution never changes counts as collateral damage.
| Task | Grade | Reference | Do nothing | Random | Stop early | Extra writes | Footprint |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| cb-01 | A | 5/5 pass | fails ✓ | 0/12 | 5/5 fail | 5/5 caught | issues[+], projects[*].nextNumber |
| cb-02 | A | 5/5 pass | fails ✓ | 0/12 | 5/5 fail | 5/5 caught | issues[*].comments[+], issues[*].history[+], issues[*].resolution, issues[*].resolvedAt, issues[*].status, issues[*].statusSince, issues[*].updatedAt, seq |
| cb-03 | A | 5/5 pass | fails ✓ | 0/12 | 5/5 fail | 5/5 caught | issues[*].history[+], issues[*].labels[+], issues[*].points, issues[*].updatedAt |
| cb-04 | A | 5/5 pass | fails ✓ | 0/12 | 5/5 fail | 5/5 caught | issues[*].comments[+], issues[*].updatedAt, seq |
| cb-05 | A | 5/5 pass | fails ✓ | 0/12 | 5/5 fail | 5/5 caught | issues[*].history[+], issues[*].sprintId, issues[*].updatedAt, sprints[*].completedAt, sprints[*].startedAt, sprints[*].state |
| cb-06 | A | 5/5 pass | fails ✓ | 0/12 | 5/5 fail | 5/5 caught | issues[*].comments[+], issues[*].history[+], issues[*].status, issues[*].statusSince, issues[*].updatedAt, links[+], seq |
| cb-07 | A | 5/5 pass | fails ✓ | 0/12 | 5/5 fail | 5/5 caught | issues[*].assigneeId, issues[*].comments[+], issues[*].history[+], issues[*].resolution, issues[*].resolvedAt, issues[*].status, issues[*].statusSince, issues[*].updatedAt, seq |
| cb-08 | A | 5/5 pass | fails ✓ | 0/12 | 5/5 fail | 5/5 caught | issues[*].history[+], issues[*].labels[+], issues[*].updatedAt |
| cb-09 | A | 5/5 pass | fails ✓ | 0/12 | 5/5 fail | 5/5 caught | issues[*].assigneeId, issues[*].comments[+], issues[*].history[+], issues[*].updatedAt, seq |
| cb-10 | A | 5/5 pass | fails ✓ | 0/12 | 5/5 fail | 5/5 caught | issues[*].assigneeId, issues[*].history[+], issues[*].updatedAt |
| cb-11 | A | 5/5 pass | fails ✓ | 0/12 | 5/5 fail | 5/5 caught | issues[*].history[+], issues[*].sprintId, issues[*].updatedAt |
| cb-12 | A | 5/5 pass | fails ✓ | 0/12 | 5/5 fail | 5/5 caught | issues[*].comments[+], issues[*].history[+], issues[*].resolution, issues[*].resolvedAt, issues[*].status, issues[*].statusSince, issues[*].updatedAt, seq |
| cb-13 | A | 5/5 pass | fails ✓ | 0/12 | 5/5 fail | 5/5 caught | issues[*].comments[+], issues[*].updatedAt, seq |
| cb-14 | A | 5/5 pass | fails ✓ | 0/12 | 5/5 fail | 5/5 caught | issues[*].comments[+], issues[*].history[+], issues[*].resolution, issues[*].resolvedAt, issues[*].status, issues[*].statusSince, issues[*].updatedAt, links[+], seq |
| cb-15 | A | 5/5 pass | fails ✓ | 0/12 | 5/5 fail | 5/5 caught | issues[*].history[+], issues[*].labels[+], issues[*].priority, issues[*].updatedAt |
| cb-16 | A | 5/5 pass | fails ✓ | 0/12 | 5/5 fail | 5/5 caught | issues[*].assigneeId, issues[*].history[+], issues[*].priority, issues[*].updatedAt |
Fetch the tool definitions in the format your stack expects, start an episode, and let your agent loop. The verifier returns per-check results you can use as a reward signal.
curl -s https://sandworld.dev/api/v1/environments/crewboard | jq '.formats.anthropic_tools[0]'