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"Compare with baseline" rendered each side as a JSON tree, side by side in a 760px modal. Two things made it unreadable. The keys are <node id>.<output name>, so every row opened with forty characters of uuid before the one word saying what the value is; and the tree sized each row to its longest value, which pushed a paragraph of model output out of the visible box and left the row looking like an empty key. Outputs are now flattened into named fields and paired by key, with the output name in the heading and the node id kept as a small chip. Each changed field shows the two sides with the words that moved highlighted, reusing the word diff the run comparison already uses; identical fields collapse to a single column, and a filter hides them by default. With several repetitions one variant is compared at a time instead of all of them stacked. The tree's min-width: max-content is gone, which also fixes the same disappearing values in the execution viewer, the other place it is used. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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