The default sweep direct plan now uses a DualBackend (Sonnet optimizer proposes
edits, Haiku target runs tasks) — the SkillOpt-faithful and more reliable setup,
since a weak self-optimizing model (Haiku-as-optimizer) produced flaky JSON.
report.py renders the optimizer->target pairing in the direct table.
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- skillopt-sleep-plugin/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json so the plugin is
installable via `/plugin marketplace add ./skillopt-sleep-plugin`.
- README install section (clone -> add marketplace -> install -> /sleep status).
- docs/sleep/FINAL_REPORT.md: the consolidated presented results doc (real
Claude+Codex, transfer, and the honest thorough-analyst failure + fix).
- sweep.py flushes stdout for live monitoring.
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- sweep.py: run many (backend, model, seed, transfer-pair) configs sequentially,
append each result to JSONL incrementally (resumable, interrupt-safe).
- report.py: render the sweep JSONL into a presented Markdown scorecard with
direct-improvement and cross-model-transfer tables.
- reflect prompt now tells the optimizer its edits are APPENDED (can't delete the
base skill text), so on a conflict it must write a forceful OVERRIDE rule.
Diagnosed from a real failure: thorough-analyst (needs <=1200 chars) kept its
edits rejected because the base "be exhaustive" line won; a verified override
("HARD LIMIT ... supersedes") makes Haiku obey (1194/880 chars -> hard=1.0).
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Yifan Yang