Benchmark Radar Day 3: Linkable Rubric Dialogs and Filter Fixes
Published:
A small day with two precise fixes that made the radar shareable.
Author: Koutian Wu; GitHub: ktwu01
What shipped
Scan date filter fix. The scan date filter was reverting to the old date on selection. The fix ensures the filter stays on the newly selected date.
Linkable rubric dialog. The rubric dialog (which explains the scoring criteria) is now accessible via a URL hashtag. You can link directly to a specific rubric in a message or paper.
Rubric hash test. A new test guards against regression in the rubric linking behavior.
Record expansion display fix. The record expansion state was not rendering correctly; now it does.
Trend map corpus fix. The trend map now represents the full corpus, not just a subset.
Why it matters
Linkability sounds trivial, but it changes how a tool gets used. When you can send someone a URL that lands on a specific benchmark’s rubric, the radar becomes something you cite in a paper or share in a Slack channel, not just something you visit once.
The scan date filter fix was a UX reliability issue: if a user selects a date and the filter reverts, they learn not to trust the controls. Small fixes compound into trust.
Issues addressed
- #48: scan date filter and rubric link
- Rubric dialog linkable via URL hashtag
- Record expansion state rendering
- Trend map full corpus representation
Day four: history backfill, freshness banners, and the agentic taxonomy.