/fs-fix rebase and solve the conflicts

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🔧 Fix agent — iteration 1 (human-triggered)

Rebased onto origin/main and resolved add/add conflict in eval/README.md by merging both versions into a cohesive document. Pre-existing test failure (prerequisites-creates-allowed-issue) is unrelated to this docs change.

Fixed (1):

1. rebase and solve the conflicts: Rebased branch agent/247-eval-readme onto origin/main. Resolved add/add conflict in eval/README.md by merging content from both the main version (PR docs(eval): document required env vars and token scopes #248) and this PR's version. The main version provides the structural base (title, env var tables with Required/Optional/Derived sections, token scopes, lifecycle), while this PR's unique additions (three-phase description, linting cases, harness submodule setup, GCP credentials, AGENT_EVAL_HARNESS_DIR env var, test case structure, known issues) were incorporated into the merged document.

Tests: passed

_{Updated by fullsend fix agent}

/fs-review

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Looks good to me

🤖 Finished Retro · ✅ Success · Started 10:20 AM UTC · Completed 10:32 AM UTC
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Retro: PR #249 — docs(eval): add README for running evals locally

Timeline

Total cost: ~$5.24 across 4 agent runs.

What went well

1. Fast pipeline: Issue → triage → code → PR in ~10 minutes. The triage agent correctly classified the issue and the code agent read 11 eval scripts to produce thorough, factually accurate documentation.
2. Fix agent quality: Resolved the add/add conflict by intelligently merging PR docs(eval): document required env vars and token scopes #248's authoritative structure with PR docs(eval): add README for running evals locally #249's unique content (three-phase execution, linting, GCP credentials, known issues). Not a simple take-ours/theirs — genuine document-level merge.
3. Review thoroughness: The correctness sub-agent cross-referenced every technical claim (env vars, CLI commands, directory structure, token derivation) against actual scripts. Zero false positives, appropriate approval verdict.
4. Cost efficiency: High cache-read ratios across all agents (code agent: 1.4M cache_read vs 100K cache_create). The code agent produced 63 lines of accurate documentation in 3 minutes of agent time for $1.53.

What could improve

1. Parallel code agents on overlapping issues: Issues Document EVAL_GH_TOKEN permissions for review eval #246 and Document how to run review eval locally #247 were filed near-simultaneously. Both code agents created eval/README.md independently, causing an add/add conflict that required a fix agent run ($1.18) plus human intervention to trigger it. The triage agent for Document how to run review eval locally #247 identified Document EVAL_GH_TOKEN permissions for review eval #246 as "a subset that could be subsumed" but didn't act on this knowledge. See proposal below.

2. Minor doc completeness gap: The review correctness sub-agent verified all claims present in the README but did not flag the omission of EVALS_HOST_CREDENTIALS (used in run-functional.sh line 161 for host-side GCP credential overrides). This is a niche CI-specific variable, so the omission is understandable. Existing issue #261 (review agent should evaluate information architecture of new documentation) covers this class of improvement.

Autonomy evidence

The review agent fully covered the human review on this docs-only PR — both approved with zero findings, zero delta. The correctness sub-agent's verification was thorough (cross-referencing env vars, CLI commands, and file paths against 6+ shell scripts). This adds evidence to the pattern tracked in fullsend-ai/fullsend#5289 (review agent autonomy on docs-only PRs). Related tracking issues: fullsend#4765, fullsend#5289.

Existing issue evidence

• #334: This retro provides another data point for file-level overlap detection — two PRs creating the same file went undetected until human intervention. Review agent PR-specific checks should detect file-level overlap with sibling open PRs #334 proposes review-time detection; the proposal below complements it with triage-time prevention.

Proposals filed

• Triage agent should act on detected subset/superset issue relationships to prevent conflicting parallel code runs (in fullsend-ai/agents)