Lucio Lelii
ca349209b6
Removes the three fixed collect-cv-1/2/3 HumanInteractionBlock nodes from
"test cv ranking": rank-cvs now declares one input, cvs, via ${{cvs[]}},
fed directly as an array before start (PUT .../input/cvs/texts) instead of
requiring a human to paste each CV into its own node. Scales to any number
of CVs instead of a fixed three.
review-ranking keeps seeing both the ranking and the original CVs (also via
${{cvs[]}} in the question) for the automation-bias check to stay
meaningful - since there's no longer a node whose output naturally fans out
to both consumers, the caller submits the same array to both rank-cvs.cvs
and review-ranking.cvs.
The order-bias probe on rank-cvs now targets the whole "cvs" array: since
INPUT_TRANSFORMATION already recurses per-element for list-valued inputs,
the instruction is applied uniformly to every CV rather than to one
specific candidate as before - a different (still meaningful) experiment,
not a broken one, but worth noting as a real tradeoff of moving from named
per-candidate inputs to a single array input.
Verified end to end against the running service: no human interaction is
needed to provide the CVs, ranking is produced correctly, and review-ranking
resolves both the ranking and the full CVs array.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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